Quiz About US History Final Exam Study Guide

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leader of the Sioux tribe who fought in the Battle of Little Bighorn
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Leader of the Lakota’s who fought in the Battle of Little Bighorn
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The first man to make a major attempt at industrial unionism
4.

Scottish immigrant who began steel production
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Founded the Standard Oil Trust in 1882
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20^th president, Republican, assassinated by a disgruntled job seeker
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Led the effort to give the vote to women
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Led the Tweed Ring, a group of corrupt Democratic politicians in NYC during the ‘60s and ‘70s
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A cartoonist who drew political cartoons against Boss Tweed
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Battle on December 29, 1890 in which cavalry killed 250 Sioux Indians but only 25 whites were killed.
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Labor demonstration in Chicago which ended violence and which resulted in the Labor Movement being set back
12.

Industrial Workers of the World
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Terrible fire which led to the deaths of 146 workers and highlighted the poor working conditions endured by employers
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Multi–family dwellings where poor people lived
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Democratic political machine in NYC that provided services to the general population in exchange for votes
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Became president upon the assassination of William McKinley
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Chosen successor to President Roosevelt; elected in 1908
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Democratic candidate for President in 1912 election, won with 42% of popular vote
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Pioneered the production of an affordable automobile, the Model T
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Founded the Tuskegee Institute
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“Mark Twain”; wrote The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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Policy which allowed the major countries of the world to compete in China on equal terms
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Group in China which attempted to stop what they saw as a foreign takeover of their country
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journalists who exposed abuse and corruption in American society
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Woodrow Wilson proposed this plan that included the League of Nations, freedom of the seas, no secret treaties, self-determination, and arms reduction; it was not accepted by Europe (colonies), it was hard to enforce, it had high standards, and Isolationists (US) did not want the US to become too involved in world affairs
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Agreement which ended WWI
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Prohibited the sale, production and consumption of alcohol
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Gave women the right to vote
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the summer of 1919 when a wave of strikes and riots swept over the country
30.

Battle over whether a teacher was allowed to teach evolution in Tennessee
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Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson
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The first Catholic to be nominated by a major political party to run for President
33.

A collection of reforms brought about by FDR’s New Deal
34.

Hitler’s girlfriend
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June of 1942 when the US forces destroyed 4 Japanese aircraft carriers and turned control of the Pacific in favor of the Allied Forces
36.

A member of the Big Three (Prime Minister of England)
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A member of the Big Three from Italy
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The US provided weapons to countries which were fighting the spread of Nazism
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Where the first atomic bomb was dropped (Japan)
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Took over presidency after FDR
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Senator who led a witch hunt for communists in the US government
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leader of the communist forces in China
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African American civil rights leader who worked for integration in nonviolent ways; won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964
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JFK’s brother – was shot but not killed – ran for presidency in 1968
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Youngest president; stimulated the economy and invested funds in NASA program
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Led a communist revolution in Cuba
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War on poverty; president upon JFK’s assassination
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Elected president in 1968 and was impeached
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metaphorical divide between communist Eastern Europe and democratic Western Europe
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Created a uniform civilian community

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Quiz About US History Final Exam Study Guide

leader of the Sioux tribe who fought in the Battle of Little Bighorn

Leader of the Lakota’s who fought in the Battle of Little Bighorn

The first man to make a major attempt at industrial unionism

Scottish immigrant who began steel production

Founded the Standard Oil Trust in 1882

20th president, Republican, assassinated by a disgruntled job seeker

Led the effort to give the vote to women

Led the Tweed Ring, a group of corrupt Democratic politicians in NYC during the ‘60s and ‘70s

A cartoonist who drew political cartoons against Boss Tweed

Battle on December 29, 1890 in which cavalry killed 250 Sioux Indians but only 25 whites were killed.

Labor demonstration in Chicago which ended violence and which resulted in the Labor Movement being set back

Industrial Workers of the World

Terrible fire which led to the deaths of 146 workers and highlighted the poor working conditions endured by employers

Multi–family dwellings where poor people lived

Democratic political machine in NYC that provided services to the general population in exchange for votes

Became president upon the assassination of William McKinley

Chosen successor to President Roosevelt; elected in 1908

Democratic candidate for President in 1912 election, won with 42% of popular vote

Pioneered the production of an affordable automobile, the Model T

Founded the Tuskegee Institute

“Mark Twain”; wrote The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Policy which allowed the major countries of the world to compete in China on equal terms

Group in China which attempted to stop what they saw as a foreign takeover of their country

journalists who exposed abuse and corruption in American society

Agreement which ended WWI

Prohibited the sale, production and consumption of alcohol

Gave women the right to vote

the summer of 1919 when a wave of strikes and riots swept over the country

Battle over whether a teacher was allowed to teach evolution in Tennessee

Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson

The first Catholic to be nominated by a major political party to run for President

A collection of reforms brought about by FDR’s New Deal

Hitler’s girlfriend

June of 1942 when the US forces destroyed 4 Japanese aircraft carriers and turned control of the Pacific in favor of the Allied Forces

A member of the Big Three (Prime Minister of England)

A member of the Big Three from Italy

The US provided weapons to countries which were fighting the spread of Nazism

Where the first atomic bomb was dropped (Japan)

Took over presidency after FDR

Senator who led a witch hunt for communists in the US government

leader of the communist forces in China

African American civil rights leader who worked for integration in nonviolent ways; won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964

JFK’s brother – was shot but not killed – ran for presidency in 1968

Youngest president; stimulated the economy and invested funds in NASA program

Led a communist revolution in Cuba

War on poverty; president upon JFK’s assassination

Elected president in 1968 and was impeached

metaphorical divide between communist Eastern Europe and democratic Western Europe

Created a uniform civilian community

20^th president, Republican, assassinated by a disgruntled job seeker