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Hon US History - Unit 2 Review
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1
Racial separation was ruled legal in the Supreme Court Case
Brown v. Board of Education
Marbury v. Madison
Plessy v. Ferguson
Mapp v. Ohio
2
What is the easiest way to sum up why the US entered WWI in 1917?
To stop the French from further advancements in Europe
To seek more land of their growing empire
To fight the Germans who had been sinking merchant ships
The Mexicans had declared war on the US in alliance with the Germans
3
What's an example of a way a progressive might want to fix a problem?
Increase government regulations
Offer tax breaks for large corporations
Lower standards for employers
Limit the power of unions
4
The belief that the US is superior and doing their territories a favor by acquiring them falls under which motivation?
racism
economic
nationalism
national security
5
A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force:
Industrialization
Nationalism
Urbanization
Imperialism
6
In order to change the constitution you have to pass a(n)
armistice
agreement
amendment
resolution
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Which would NOT be important to a progressive's political platform?
being anti-immigration
ending dangerous working conditions
ending child labor
limiting long work hours
8
What was the spark that lit the "powder keg" that was Europe, igniting WWI in 1914?
British invasion of neutral territory
A telegram sent from Germany to Mexico
The sinking of a British ship
An assassination
9
Which statement would a progressive DISAGREE with
Employers should have the freedom to treat their workers however they want.
Government should regulate the food and drug industry.
Workers should be allowed to strike to seek better wages/condition
Government should use its resources to take care of the under-privileged.
10
The 19th Amendment (1920) was huge for progressives because it gave
gave freed slaves the right to vote
protected rights of the accused
women the right to vote
protected workers rights
11
This image represents the fear caused by the discovery of the
Sinking of the Lusitania
The passage of the 19th Amendment
Zimmerman Telegram
The Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
12
This sign represents
progressivism
segregation
corruption
suffrage
13
Why did the US Government reject the US joining President Wilson's League of Nations after WWI?
Germany was given too much power in it
He was bribed to create it in the first place
Feared that it would get the U.S. too involved in other countries
Political competition
14
This cartoon best represents which motivation for US Imperialism?
Humanitarian
Nationalism
Racism
Economic
15
The 16th Amendment (1913) was huge for Progressives because it made it so Congress could
have an easier path for legal immigration
charge income tax
punish anti-union employers
limit the federal government's spending
16
Muckraking was a strategy of _________ to expose poor/dangerous practices
the military
corrupt politicians
bankers and businessmen
investigative journalists
17
The three main countries that made up the Allies at the start of WWI were
Serbia, Austria-Hungary, and Britain
France, Germany, Russia
France, Russia, Britain
Germany, Austria-Hungary, The Ottoman Empire
18
What's the #1 way progressives think we should pay for their solutions?
increase taxes
private donations
business leaders contribute voluntarily
campaign finance reform
19
What caused the US's initial interest in Hawaii?
Real Estate
Military Base
Sugar
Flowers
20
Who was responsible for Queen Lili'uokalani's removal from the Hawaiian throne?
Her brother
U.S. sugar planters
The Japanese
The incoming US President
21
The idea that we need to defend the U.S. or Americans from attack or threats is called
National Security
Humanitarian
Nationalism
Economic
22
When progressives couldn't get laws/amendments passed for their causes, they often turned to
protesting
hopelessness
violence
bribes and blackmail
