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1
What were the goals of the Radical Republicans?
End power of southern planters
Provide support for the black codes
Prevent the passage of the 15th amendment
Offer support for President Johnson
2
Landmark Court Case that deemed separate but equal WAS constitutional
Brown v. Board of Education
Dred Scott v. Sanford
Meredith v. Jefferson Board of Education
Plessy v. Ferguson
3
Increased feelings of intense patriotism
Militarism
Neutrality
Imperialism
Nationalism
4
Which of the following was a financial requirement for voting?
Poll tax
Grandfather Clauses
Literacy Tests
Lynching
5
Term for white northerner that came to the South following the Civil War
white camellias
carpetbagger
scalawag
radical republicans
6
In what decade did the confrontation of the Little Rock Nine take place?
1920s
1950s
1930s
1940s
7
Which doctrine relating to public education was overturned by decision in Brown v. Board of ED?
Separate but Equal
All deliberate speed
Equal protection under the law
Due process of law
8
Which allowed the US and Great Britain to exchange weapons and supplies in WW2?
Lend-Lease Acts
Truman Doctrine
Neutrality Acts
Marshall Plan
9
CCC and WPA as New Deal programs were primarily to assist...
homeowners
businesses
unemployed workers
farmers
10
Where did "Bloody Sunday" take place?
New Orleans
Atlanta
Meridian
Selma
11
Which was a result of
de facto segregation?
Jim Crow Laws
Voter literacy tests.
Concentration of African Americans in urban slums
Poll taxes
12
Military alliance following the Cold War (Allies)
United Nations
Axis Powers
NATO
Warsaw Pact
13
African American leader who attended Harvard and promoted the idea of the "talented tenth"
Medgar Evers
W.E.B. DuBois
Booker T. Washington
Malcolm X
14
The battle that ended the Native American wars on the frontier was...
Battle for the Buffalo
Sand Creek Massacre
Battle of Wounded Knee
Battle of Little Bighorn
15
Through which city did most Asian immigrants come through?
Chicago
San Francisco
New York City
Los Angeles
16
What were the effects of the Industrial Revolution?
Decline of the middle class
Decline of labor-saving technologies
Increase in migration from the countryside to cities
An increase in the demand for hand-made goods
17
What was the result of sharecropping?
Cycles of poverty still felt in the 20th century
Farmers lost their jobs
Sharing of land between state and fed. government
Farmers saved enough money to buy land
18
Where was the US most successful in containing communism?
Cuba
Korea
Eastern Europe
China
19
Upton Sinclair wrote the Jungle. What was the effect?
Highlight accomplishments of the conservative movement
Exposing of bad conditions in the textile mills
Increased standards of work in the oil fields
Increased standards in the meatpacking industry
20
The United States had the "Open Door" policy with what country?
Vietnam
China
Taiwan
Japan
21
Laws that prohibited interaction between Jews and everyone else..
Berlin Policy
Schleiffen Plan
Nuremberg Laws
Final Solution
22
The Sudetenland is a part of what country?
Italy
Albania
Czechslovakia
Poland
23
During the period 1890-1950, the South experienced a great exodus. What was this called?
The Great Migration
Reconstruction
The Dustbowl Exodus
Escape from Jim Crow
24
Prominent poet during the Harlem Renaissance
Billie Holiday
Zora Neale Hurston
Langston Hughes
Ella Fitzgerald
25
What was President Lincoln's main goal in the Civil War?
To increase the power of the federal gov.
To abolish slavery
To save the Union
To force the South's unconditional surrender
26
Truth in Labeling required a country to advertise the makeup of its product. This is required..
Pure Food and Drug Act
Meat Inspection Act
16th Amendment
Government Regulation Act
27
Police commissioner of Birmingham that ordered force against non-violent CRs protesters
Medgar Evers
Stokely Carmichael
Bull Connor
George Wallace
28
Which of the following are reasons for the US as an industrial power in the 20th century?
All of the above
Cheap labor provided by European immigrants
Natural resources
Support of federal government through free enterprise
29
During WWII, African Americans
Could not serve in the military
Served, but in segregated units
Were given the most dangerous missions
Served right alongside whites
30
What year was the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
1968
1963
1954
1955
31
In what year was Hitler named chancellor?
1934
1942
1945
1933
32
What is "planned obsolescence?"
Product is designed to last only a certain number of years
Trademark can be used for ten years by a company
Schools must replace textbooks with newer editions
Worker must retire at 65 to receive Social Security
33
Which of the following was geared towards Native American assimilation?
Fordney-McCumber Act
The Reservation System
The Kellogg Briand Pact
The Dawes Plan
34
What was the main political reason for Southern secession?
Protection of southern lifestyle
Ability to keep their slaves
Feeling that they were losing power in the Senate
Belief that states' rights come before federal power
35
Which time period is described from 1877-1900?
The Roaring 1800s
Reconstruction
The Gilded Age
Jim Crow
36
In what year did most of the Civil Rights violence take place?
1969
1968
1954
1963
37
Who inspired the bus boycott?
Ida Bae Wells
Joan Baez
Rosa Parks
Stokely Carmichael
38
The event that effectively ends the Reconstruction period is...
The Tilden-Hayes Compromise
Abolishment of slavery
Deconstruction of Fugitive Slave Act
Establishment of black codes
39
The state of Tennessee through the Scopes Monkey Trial outlawed teaching...
evolution
creationism
the Bible
modernism
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Leader of the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) who is shot in 1963.
Stokely Carmichael
Medgar Evers
Martin Luther King Jr.
Malcolm X
