History 8 Final Quiz (Day 2)

How old was James G. Thompson when he proposed the Double V Campaign?

In what year was Mein Kampf published?

What was the first item the United States rationed during the war?

By 1932, the height of the Depression, how many American workers were unemployed?

Hitler believed that the German people needed "living space," the German word for which is...

Which organization did Malcolm X found in 1964?

In 1935, Italy invaded this country, which led to trade sanctions imposed by the League of Nations.

What was the name of the famous Harlem jazz club that was only opened to white patrons?

This New Deal agency employed thousands of young men to build parks and plant trees.

In which case did the NAACP argue for a Black student who wanted to enroll in the University of Texas law school?

Who painted the "Migration Series?"

In August 1942, this representative of the World Jewish Congress tried to tell Rabbi Wise about the death camps.

Which nation is circled on the map below?

Before he was president, Franklin D. Roosevelt was governor of which state?

By 1944, what percent of all adult women were in the labor force?

Who was the founder and leader of the Tuskegee Airmen?

In the Judicial Procedures Reform Bill of 1937, Roosevelt proposed adding one Supreme Court judge for each judge over...

In May 1939, the St. Louis departed from this German city and sailed to Cuba.

The nickname for the 1920s is the...

Which amendment outlawed the use of poll taxes in federal elections?

During a march in Greenwood, Mississippi, this SNCC leader used the phrase "Black Power."

Which Neutrality Act prohibited the United States from lending money to any nation at war?

What were illegal bars called during Prohibition?

In 1935, the Soviet Union invaded this country, which led to its expulsion from the League of Nations.

Freedom Summer took place in the summer of...

This member of the Little Rock Nine graduated from Central High School at the end of the 1957-1958 school year.

This New Deal agency employed thousands of artists to create murals and sculptures.

The Issei were the second generation of Japanese in the the United States.

WWI veterans who became writers were known as the...

What nickname did Lois Long use when she wrote her column for the New Yorker?

Women finally gained the right to vote with the passage of which amendment?

Henry Ford purchased this local newspaper, in which he published antisemitic conspiracy theories.

In June 1944, this official went to Hungary to save as many Hungarian Jews as possible.

In which state did the scientists behind the Manhattan Project conduct the Trinity test?

He was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and wrote the majority decision in the Brown v. Board of Ed case.

During the 1920s, there was a great cultural awakening in this Black neighborhood.

How many Americans died in the attack on Pearl Harbor?

How many waves were there of Freedom Riders?

This famous photo was taken in which city?