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1. The leader of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF), John J. Pershing, was also known for pursuing Pancho Villa through Mexico.

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2. Liberty bonds were sold during World War I to help support the Committee for Public Information

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3. What is the term for the document that the Central Powers signed that resulted in a cease-fire?

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Allied Powers Austria-Hungary Battle of the Somme Battle of Verdun Central Powers chemical warfare First Battle of the Marne Germany Great War machine guns mobilize naval warfare No Man's Land Russia Schlieffen Plan stalemate total warfare trench warfare war of attrition
When the Lusitania sank, President Wilson was furious and blamed __________ for the attack.

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5. Which of the following countries is most known for its accomplished naval force?

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6. Why did Wilson feel it necessary to convince other countries to accept his plan?

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7. When Russia pulled out of the war, what advantage did that give to Germany?

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8. Which of the following resulted in Russia leaving the war?

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9. Who was responsible for killing Austria-Hungary ruler Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

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10. Which of the following was a serious concern of the Triple Entente?

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11. What did Austria-Hungary do as a result of Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination?

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12. What term describes Britain, France, Russia, and other countries that joined them during World War I?

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13. What term was used to describe World War I at the time of the war?

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14. Which of the following happened first during World War I?

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15. Which one of the following best defines nationalism?

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16. What is it called when one country gains control over another territory?

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17. Which of the following countries fought against Germany during World War I?

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18. Which American president was in office during World War I?

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19. What term describes the feeling of pride that Americans may feel toward their country?

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20. Which of the following events triggered the start of World War I?

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21. Approximately when did World War I occur?

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22. What was the main purpose of the alliance system?

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23. The founder of the company who built the Model-T was also known for inventing the assembly line.

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24. In 1917, what was the result of Americans having associated the philosophy of Karl Marx and Vladimir Lenin with American socialists who sought a peaceful transition to a new democratic state?

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25. In 1920, which two individuals were arrested and tried because a crime had been committed in which the criminals looked like they were Italians?

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26. After World War I, many innocent immigrants were arrested and prosecutions were made for which there was little or no evidence all because people feared a government overthrow in the United States. What was the result of these actions?

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27. What name is given to the process a country goes through in trying to regain normalcy after having been involved in a war?

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28. What is the name of the philosophical work by Karl Marx that claimed the working class would overthrow their government?

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29. Prohibition made drinking illegal, but it did not stop many people from drinking.

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30. Which company owner's industry flourished during the Roaring Twenties as a result of his own innovation in production and modernization?

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31. What was the main effect of the passage of the Twenty-first Amendment?

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32. Eugene Williams was a victim whose death helped to spur which one of the following during the summer of 1919?

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33. Anyone who does not believe in governmental authority

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34. Due to the process involved in returning to a normal state of affairs after a war, the United States economy was in crisis before the start of the Roaring Twenties.

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35. Conservatives who did not like the moral changes in society were known as preachers.

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36. Which president was responsible for passing the law that eliminated taxes for the wealthy on monetary gifts and reduced estate taxes?

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37. Originally termed, "The New Negro Movement," what was this time during the Roaring Twenties later called?

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38. Which president during the Roaring Twenties supported business by supporting high tariffs?

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39. In the 1920s, the Secretary of the Treasurer presented a bill to Congress that appeared to be a simple reduction in income taxes for all, but ended up favoring the rich and burdening the poor. What was this bill called?

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40. Which one of the following best describes the Revenue Act of 1926?

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41. Warren G. Harding was elected to the presidency on a platform that has come to be known as which of the following?

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42. Fundamentalists strongly opposed Prohibition.

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43. What was the event that involved government oil reserves leases and bribery later to become known as?

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44. Which one of the following was a baseball player turned fundamentalist preacher?

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45. Fundamentalism gave rise to the return of revivalist preachers.

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46. Why were some women of the Roaring Twenties called Flappers?

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47. The Scopes Trial made it legal to teach fundamentalism in school.

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48. Fundamentalism means a literal or direct interpretation of the Bible.

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49. The gross national product (GNP) is a measure of the rate of production in the United States.

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50. How does the stock market affect businesses?

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51. Businesses sell shares of ownership in their company by issuing which of the following?

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52. Which of the following helped pull the U.S. out of the Great Depression by increasing production, employment, and sales?

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53. The crash of the stock market in 1929 had a renewing effect on the economy as it freed a great deal of money for other uses.

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54. When production increases, what happens to the gross national product (GNP)?

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55. ______ is the Gross National Product.

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56. President Hoover was blamed by many for the suffering experienced during the Great Depression.

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57. What occurred on October 29, 1929?

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58. After the stock market crash, banks

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59. Which of the following might contribute to the diminished value of a particular stock?

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60. The goal of one of Roosevelt's programs was to provide unemployment insurance to workers. Which program was this?

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61. Which program did Roosevelt put into effect in order to restore confidence in the banking system?

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62. Hitler was a native-born German, making his rise to power in the Nazi party quick and easy.

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63. The agreement between Hitler and Stalin that allowed Hitler to quickly conquer Poland was known as the Blitzkrieg.

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64. The conference that kept Czechoslovakia independent but placed Sudetenland under German control was known by what name?

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65. Was the founder of the Fascist movement

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66. Under whose leadership did Hitler's plans for Europe's domination suffer its first defeat?

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67. Which area did Hitler ask for Great Britain's help in invading?

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68. Pushed the Enabling Act through legislation, gaining ultimate power

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69. Why was Winston Churchill opposed to the appeasement policy of the 1930s?

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70. After World War I, European countries were hesitant to get involved in armed conflict so they chose to negotiate with aggressive nations.

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71. What military strategy did Hitler follow in order to ensure he could safely invade other countries?

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72. After the invasion of Poland in 1939, Great Britain and France declared war on Germany. Why didn't the United States also enter the war at this time?

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73. Who replaced President Roosevelt and had the responsibility for bringing the U.S. back into peacetime restoration?

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74. When General Tojo Hideki came to power in Japan, he warned America to remain neutral in the war.

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Allied Powers Aryan Axis Powers concentration camps D-Day Final Solution Germany Great Britain Hitler Hiroshima Holocaust island hopping Kamikazes Kyokujitsu-ki Lend-Lease program Manhattan Project Mussolini Nuremberg Laws Nagasaki radar Stalin the Philippines Treaty of Peace with Japan
Led by Hitler, the __________ was a mass genocide of Jewish people in Germany.

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76. What was the term given to German prisons where non-Aryans and those not deemed fit to be Aryans, such as Gypsies, were executed?

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77. Which laws were passed in Germany that outlawed interracial marriages that involved Jews?

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78. Who is credited with the line, "I shall return"?

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79. Who was the Japanese leader responsible for the attack on America at Pearl harbor?

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80. Which event of World War II took place near Australia and resulted in defeating the Japanese attempt to take New Guinea?

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81. Which 1941 Congressional act made it possible for an otherwise neutral U.S. to give aid to countries considered vital to the U.S.?

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82. Around 10,000 Filipino and 600 captured American troops died in which event of World War II?

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83. What happened to American industry during World War II?

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84. What does the term "Double V" stand for?

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85. South Korea was ruled by a communist dictator after the country was split into North Korea and South Korea.

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86. What was the difference in beliefs between Truman and MacArthur when it came to the Korean War?

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87. After World War II, Korea was split at the 38th parallel.

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88. Under whose administration did the first red scare occur?

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89. What was North Korea's stated reason for starting the Korean war?

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90. What is the current status of the Korean War? -An official __________________ was declared so there was no real winner.

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91. Which of the following terms best describes the outcome of the Korean war?

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92. The Rosenbergs were U.S. leaders in the fight against communism at home.

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93. What is the term given to the fear of communism that took hold of the U.S. after World War II?

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94. Who was responsible for stopping the conflict in Korea?

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95. What was the purpose of the House on Un-American Activities Committee?

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96. Who was accused of passing atomic bomb secrets to the Soviets during World War II and later convicted and executed for spying?

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97. After learning that Japan planned to capture Midway Island, the U.S. planned a surprise attack that became known as the ____________.

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98. Japanese fighters who loaded their planes with bombs and deliberately flew them into US warships, killing themselves as well as destroying American warships.

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99. Countries that form partnerships known as alliances do so for which one of the following reasons?

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100. The building up of troops and arms by one country, often in an effort to claim territory, is referred to as which of the following?

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101. One country gains control over another territory through some means

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102. What organization did Wilson want to see formed in order to further his Fourteen Points?

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103. Nationalism could be both a positive and a negative force within or between nations.

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104. A person feels a connection with and a responsibility towards a particular country

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105. The first American victory against the Germans took place at Chateau-thierry in which battle?

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106. Which country was blamed for sinking the Lusitania?

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107. Germany and Austria-Hungary, and other countries joined to form the _____________.
Terms
Allied Powers Austria-Hungary Battle of the Somme Battle of Verdun Central Powers chemical warfare First Battle of the Marne Germany Great War machine guns mobilize naval warfare No Man's Land Russia Schlieffen Plan stalemate total warfare trench warfare war of attrition

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108. President Wilson's plan to rebuild Europe without destroying any countries was known as the Fourteen Points.

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109. During World War I, more civilian tragedies occurred during trench warfare than any other type of warfare.

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110. In which treaty did Russia give up possession of Finland, Estonia, and other countries?

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111. During World War I, the United States joined the Allied Powers and fought against Austria-Hungary, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire.

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112. How successful was the Schlieffen Plan?

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113. Germany's plan to take France quickly and move on to Russia

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114. As a direct result of pressure from the AEF, Russians revolted against their own government, the event which is known today as the Bolshevik Revolution.

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115. What was the longest battle of World War I?

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116. To prepare a country for war

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117. What was the land between two opposing trenches called?

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118. Which of the following was one of Britain's most important allies during World War I?

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119. What is the strategy of putting all a country's resources toward a war?

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120. During what time of day did most trench warfare battles take place during World War I?

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121. Which President's vow to remain neutral in World War I helped him to get elected?

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122. Of the following, which were the two reasons why the U.S. joined World War I?

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123. Based on the 1910 census, which law passed by Congress restricted immigration by nationality to just 3%?

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124. Which term means that a nation has forced its way into another country, and taken over territorial and governmental control?

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125. What is the name of the biology teacher who decided to take on the state of Tennessee and teach evolution in class?

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126. From 1918-1921, many raids and arrests took place that were designed to capture communist radicals in the U.S. Who was considered responsible for these raids?

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127. What is the name given to the production technique in which the parts are moved to the individual instead of the worker going after the parts?

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128. What Russian event caused Russia to pull out of World War I and was also the result of Karl Marx's influence on Lenin?

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129. What is the name given to identify an irrational fear of foreigners?

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130. How did the booming industry in the 1920s affect the daily life of Americans?

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131. Who was the Jamaican immigrant set on building an independent state in Africa for African-Americans?

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132. The Great Migration was at least in part the result of people's need for jobs and freedom.

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133. The Twenty-first Amendment made it illegal to have or transport alcohol.

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134. The only workers not affected by demobilization after World War I were farmers.

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135. What was the main and initial conflict that propelled prohibition?

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136. Which one of the following preachers claimed to have been kidnapped?

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137. Which law discriminated against Europeans because it set immigration restrictions to 2% of the census taken in 1890?

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138. Which one of the following was not involved in the Scopes Trial?

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139. Greater independence for women was also part of the Jazz Age.

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140. Which one of the following would NOT be associated with a flapper of the Roaring Twenties?

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141. Within the first eight months of this President's term, the stock market plummeted, causing a dramatic fall in the country's economy.

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142. This president ran on the election platform of continued economic success, but was unable to live up to that promise.

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143. What aspect of prohibition furthered the rise of crime bosses and mobs?

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144. What is it called when, within a short period of time, masses of people withdraw all their money from their accounts in fear that the banks will collapse?

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145. How did President Hoover respond to the onset of the Great Depression? -Hoover did ______ in response to the steep rise in unemployment.

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146. Of the programs that Roosevelt instituted in order to provide relief to the country during the Great Depression, which one was aimed at putting people back to work?

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147. Which of the following is one cause of the Dust Bowl? -Severe lack of _______

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148. Where do banks keep the majority of the deposits made by their customers?

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149. When local agencies needed funds to provide relief to suffering people, which Roosevelt administration program could they turn to?

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150. During the great crash, unemployment caused a reduction in consumer purchases, which generally caused unemployment to raise even further.

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151. When the country's gross national product (GNP) is high, employment opportunity is most likely high as well.

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152. When the country's gross national product (GNP) is high, employment opportunity is most likely high as well.

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153. One effect of the stock market crash was that people could not pay their bank loans, ultimately leading to a run on banks.

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154. A production growth from $43 billion to $83 billion would be considered which of the following?

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155. Despite the horrific economic conditions, the gross national product (GNP) in the U.S. only fell a couple percentage points from 1929 to 1934.

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156. Roosevelt actively worked to help the suffering public even before he was elected to the presidency.

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157. If companies are forced to downsize, which of the following is mostly likely to happen?

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158. Which of the following saw more than 5,500 closings during the Great Depression?

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159. During the 1920s, it became a common practice to take out a loan in order to buy shares in a company. What was this practice called?

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160. Which of the following can be considered part of the reason for the stock market crash in 1929? -Consumers relied too much on the use of _______, so they overspent.

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161. Although things looked pretty good by the end of 1928, most of the population foresaw the bad times that were coming.

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162. Which of the following statements is a TRUE of America in the 1920s?

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163. Many Republicans believed Roosevelt was granting himself too much power through his New Deal programs.

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164. The relief, recovery, and reform programs instituted by President Roosevelt came to be known by what name?

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165. Which of the following was a direct result of the Dust Bowl? -More than __% of farmers lost their farms.

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166. Of the following, which is NOT considered one of the causes of the Great Depression?

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167. Franklin Roosevelt was elected as president primarily because people were unhappy with the way Hoover had responded to the suffering masses.

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168. Which of the following statements is a TRUE of America at the end of 1928?

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169. Why did Franklin Roosevelt publically support neutrality before the United States entered the war?

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170. During which Pacific ocean battle of World War II did the U.S. Navy have its first real advantage over the Japanese due to the U.S. having cracked the Japanese's codes?

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171. What term describes moving from one island to another by capturing them one at a time, moving closer to Japan with each success?

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172. Hitler was the chief architect of fascism.

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173. What was the outcome of Executive Order 9066 signed by Franklin Roosevelt?

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174. Is sent by the German government to investigate the German Workers' Party

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175. Followed the Hitler's lead in his adoption of anti-Semitic views

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176. Under whose leadership did Hitler's plans for Europe's domination suffer its first defeat?

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177. Why did several European countries feel it necessary to agree to Hitler's demand to free the people of Sudetenland?

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178. Who wasn't a part of the Tripartite Pact?

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179. Rose to power under Vladimir Lenin

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180. Why were Navajo Indians used as radio operators for the Marines during World War II?

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181. When General Tojo Hideki came to power in Japan, he warned America to remain neutral in the war.

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182. Which country was not affected in any way by the Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact?

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183. On what date did the attack on American ships and soldiers at Pearl Harbor occur?

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184. Sought to create a completely communist government in the Soviet Union

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185. General Douglas MacArthur was in charge of the American and Fillipino forces in the Phillipines when the Japanese attacked.

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186. Which victory in the Pacific gave the U.S. forces a strategic location from which to begin moving one island at a time closer to Japan?

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187. The acts passed by Congress that forbid aiding aggressive countries were known as which of the following?

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188. The term used to define the systematic elimination of people due to their race is known by which of the following names?

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189. Hitler's persecution of Jews began in 1938 on a night that has been come to be known as Kristallnacht because of the amount of broken glass.

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190. Why was the launching of the first artificial satellite to orbit the earth not a pleasant event for Americans?

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191. What does the abbreviation "NATO" stand for?

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192. During which event were Nazi officers tried and convicted by war crimes?

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193. What was the name of the first artificial satellite to orbit the earth?

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194. When did McCarthyism come to an end?

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195. Which one of the following was not originally a permanent member of the U.N.?

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196. Which of the following did not contribute to the birth of the fear of communism in the U.S. after World War II?

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197. Which of the following cannot be attributed to the Republican Senator from Wisconsin who claimed that hundreds of communists were active participants in the U.S. government? -House on ______________ Committee

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198. What role did Joseph McCarthy play in the Red Scare? -He brought it to the forefront by accusing many _______ of being communists and homosexuals, adding to the nation's fear.

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199. What became the dividing line between North and South Korea even after advances and retreats by both forces?

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200. The Marshall Plan was the U.S.'s way of fighting communism by providing funds to those countries working towards or supporting communism.

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The leader of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF), John J....
Liberty bonds were sold during World War I to help support the...
What is the term for the document that the Central Powers signed that...
Terms...
Which of the following countries is most known for its accomplished...
Why did Wilson feel it necessary to convince other countries to accept...
When Russia pulled out of the war, what advantage did that give to...
Which of the following resulted in Russia leaving the war?
Who was responsible for killing Austria-Hungary ruler Archduke Franz...
Which of the following was a serious concern of the Triple Entente?
What did Austria-Hungary do as a result of Archduke Franz...
What term describes Britain, France, Russia, and other countries that...
What term was used to describe World War I at the time of the war?
Which of the following happened first during World War I?
Which one of the following best defines nationalism?
What is it called when one country gains control over another...
Which of the following countries fought against Germany during World...
Which American president was in office during World War I?
What term describes the feeling of pride that Americans may feel...
Which of the following events triggered the start of World War I?
Approximately when did World War I occur?
What was the main purpose of the alliance system?
The founder of the company who built the Model-T was also known for...
In 1917, what was the result of Americans having associated the...
In 1920, which two individuals were arrested and tried because a crime...
After World War I, many innocent immigrants were arrested and...
What name is given to the process a country goes through in trying to...
What is the name of the philosophical work by Karl Marx that claimed...
Prohibition made drinking illegal, but it did not stop many people...
Which company owner's industry flourished during the Roaring...
What was the main effect of the passage of the Twenty-first Amendment?
Eugene Williams was a victim whose death helped to spur which one of...
Anyone who does not believe in governmental authority
Due to the process involved in returning to a normal state of affairs...
Conservatives who did not like the moral changes in society were known...
Which president was responsible for passing the law that eliminated...
Originally termed, "The New Negro Movement," what was this...
Which president during the Roaring Twenties supported business by...
In the 1920s, the Secretary of the Treasurer presented a bill to...
Which one of the following best describes the Revenue Act of 1926?
Warren G. Harding was elected to the presidency on a platform that has...
Fundamentalists strongly opposed Prohibition.
What was the event that involved government oil reserves leases and...
Which one of the following was a baseball player turned fundamentalist...
Fundamentalism gave rise to the return of revivalist preachers.
Why were some women of the Roaring Twenties called Flappers?
The Scopes Trial made it legal to teach fundamentalism in school.
Fundamentalism means a literal or direct interpretation of the Bible.
The gross national product (GNP) is a measure of the rate of...
How does the stock market affect businesses?
Businesses sell shares of ownership in their company by issuing which...
Which of the following helped pull the U.S. out of the Great...
The crash of the stock market in 1929 had a renewing effect on the...
When production increases, what happens to the gross national product...
______ is the Gross National Product.
President Hoover was blamed by many for the suffering experienced...
What occurred on October 29, 1929?
After the stock market crash, banks
Which of the following might contribute to the diminished value of a...
The goal of one of Roosevelt's programs was to provide...
Which program did Roosevelt put into effect in order to restore...
Hitler was a native-born German, making his rise to power in the Nazi...
The agreement between Hitler and Stalin that allowed Hitler to quickly...
The conference that kept Czechoslovakia independent but placed...
Was the founder of the Fascist movement
Under whose leadership did Hitler's plans for Europe's...
Which area did Hitler ask for Great Britain's help in invading?
Pushed the Enabling Act through legislation, gaining ultimate power
Why was Winston Churchill opposed to the appeasement policy of the...
After World War I, European countries were hesitant to get involved in...
What military strategy did Hitler follow in order to ensure he could...
After the invasion of Poland in 1939, Great Britain and France...
Who replaced President Roosevelt and had the responsibility for...
When General Tojo Hideki came to power in Japan, he warned America to...
Terms...
What was the term given to German prisons where non-Aryans and those...
Which laws were passed in Germany that outlawed interracial marriages...
Who is credited with the line, "I shall return"?
Who was the Japanese leader responsible for the attack on America at...
Which event of World War II took place near Australia and resulted in...
Which 1941 Congressional act made it possible for an otherwise neutral...
Around 10,000 Filipino and 600 captured American troops died in which...
What happened to American industry during World War II?
What does the term "Double V" stand for?
South Korea was ruled by a communist dictator after the country was...
What was the difference in beliefs between Truman and MacArthur when...
After World War II, Korea was split at the 38th parallel.
Under whose administration did the first red scare occur?
What was North Korea's stated reason for starting the Korean war?
What is the current status of the Korean War?...
Which of the following terms best describes the outcome of the Korean...
The Rosenbergs were U.S. leaders in the fight against communism at...
What is the term given to the fear of communism that took hold of the...
Who was responsible for stopping the conflict in Korea?
What was the purpose of the House on Un-American Activities Committee?
Who was accused of passing atomic bomb secrets to the Soviets during...
After learning that Japan planned to capture Midway Island, the U.S....
Japanese fighters who loaded their planes with bombs and deliberately...
Countries that form partnerships known as alliances do so for which...
The building up of troops and arms by one country, often in an effort...
One country gains control over another territory through some means
What organization did Wilson want to see formed in order to further...
Nationalism could be both a positive and a negative force within or...
A person feels a connection with and a responsibility towards a...
The first American victory against the Germans took place at...
Which country was blamed for sinking the Lusitania?
Germany and Austria-Hungary, and other countries joined to form the...
President Wilson's plan to rebuild Europe without destroying any...
During World War I, more civilian tragedies occurred during trench...
In which treaty did Russia give up possession of Finland, Estonia, and...
During World War I, the United States joined the Allied Powers and...
How successful was the Schlieffen Plan?
Germany's plan to take France quickly and move on to Russia
As a direct result of pressure from the AEF, Russians revolted against...
What was the longest battle of World War I?
To prepare a country for war
What was the land between two opposing trenches called?
Which of the following was one of Britain's most important allies...
What is the strategy of putting all a country's resources toward a...
During what time of day did most trench warfare battles take place...
Which President's vow to remain neutral in World War I helped him...
Of the following, which were the two reasons why the U.S. joined World...
Based on the 1910 census, which law passed by Congress restricted...
Which term means that a nation has forced its way into another...
What is the name of the biology teacher who decided to take on the...
From 1918-1921, many raids and arrests took place that were designed...
What is the name given to the production technique in which the parts...
What Russian event caused Russia to pull out of World War I and was...
What is the name given to identify an irrational fear of foreigners?
How did the booming industry in the 1920s affect the daily life of...
Who was the Jamaican immigrant set on building an independent state in...
The Great Migration was at least in part the result of people's...
The Twenty-first Amendment made it illegal to have or transport...
The only workers not affected by demobilization after World War I were...
What was the main and initial conflict that propelled prohibition?
Which one of the following preachers claimed to have been kidnapped?
Which law discriminated against Europeans because it set immigration...
Which one of the following was not involved in the Scopes Trial?
Greater independence for women was also part of the Jazz Age.
Which one of the following would NOT be associated with a flapper of...
Within the first eight months of this President's term, the stock...
This president ran on the election platform of continued economic...
What aspect of prohibition furthered the rise of crime bosses and...
What is it called when, within a short period of time, masses of...
How did President Hoover respond to the onset of the Great Depression?...
Of the programs that Roosevelt instituted in order to provide relief...
Which of the following is one cause of the Dust Bowl?...
Where do banks keep the majority of the deposits made by their...
When local agencies needed funds to provide relief to suffering...
During the great crash, unemployment caused a reduction in consumer...
When the country's gross national product (GNP) is high,...
When the country's gross national product (GNP) is high,...
One effect of the stock market crash was that people could not pay...
A production growth from $43 billion to $83 billion would be...
Despite the horrific economic conditions, the gross national product...
Roosevelt actively worked to help the suffering public even before he...
If companies are forced to downsize, which of the following is mostly...
Which of the following saw more than 5,500 closings during the Great...
During the 1920s, it became a common practice to take out a loan in...
Which of the following can be considered part of the reason for the...
Although things looked pretty good by the end of 1928, most of the...
Which of the following statements is a TRUE of America in the 1920s?
Many Republicans believed Roosevelt was granting himself too much...
The relief, recovery, and reform programs instituted by President...
Which of the following was a direct result of the Dust Bowl?...
Of the following, which is NOT considered one of the causes of the...
Franklin Roosevelt was elected as president primarily because people...
Which of the following statements is a TRUE of America at the end of...
Why did Franklin Roosevelt publically support neutrality before the...
During which Pacific ocean battle of World War II did the U.S. Navy...
What term describes moving from one island to another by capturing...
Hitler was the chief architect of fascism.
What was the outcome of Executive Order 9066 signed by Franklin...
Is sent by the German government to investigate the German Workers'...
Followed the Hitler's lead in his adoption of anti-Semitic views
Under whose leadership did Hitler's plans for Europe's...
Why did several European countries feel it necessary to agree to...
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