US History 1877 to Present

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US History 1877 to Present
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The invention of electric lighting and
telephone service increased —
immigration
westward expansion
racial segregation
industrial growth
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According to Booker T. Washington,
what would help African Americans gain
equality?
A. Holding protests and
strikes
B. Learning skills and trades
C. Working longer and
harder
D. Attending meetings and
elections
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Which industry contributed to the
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Meatpacking
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After Reconstruction, the system of
segregation was supported by —
civil rights laws
Jim Crow laws
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immigration laws
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Janie Porter Barrett modeled her settlement
house on the one founded by —
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This painting by Jacob Lawrence shows
people during the —
A. Spanish
American
War
B. Harlem
Renaissance
C. Great
Depression
D. Great
Migration
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One result of the Spanish American
War was that the United States —
A. gained control of Mexico
B. became a world power
C. adopted a containment
policy
D. became allied with
Russia
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Which of the following was a result of
Prohibition in the 1920s?
A. More jobs on farms
B. Fall of the stock
market
C. Growth of organized
crime
D. Less unemployment
in cities
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Why did African Americans move from the
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A. The climate was
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fewer taxes.
C. The housing was
free.
D. There were
more jobs.
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One reason the United States became
involved in World War I was because of
its close political and economic ties to —
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During World War II, Germany declared
war on the United States just after
the United States had
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During the 1930s, American foreign policy
emphasized neutrality, but this position
changed when the United States began —
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Which of these headlines would most likely
have appeared during World War II?
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During World War II, Americans
supported the war effort by —
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B. protecting large cities
C. buying more food
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returning soldiers
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During World War II, the people in this photograph
were relocated to internment camps by the United
States government because of —
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Which post-World War II conflict
ended with neither side winning?
A. North Korea against
South Korea
B. The United States against
Panama
C. East Berlin against West
Berlin
D. Hungary against the
Soviet Union
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After World War II, which country gave
large amounts of financial aid to
rebuild European countries?
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This picture would most likely be
found in a book titled —
A.
Responses to
Environmental
Challenges
B. Post-World War II
Europe
C. Industrialization
of the European
Economy
D. How Technology
Changed Modern
Warfare
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The best title for this list is —
GI Bill of Rights
Social Security
Selective Service
Civil Rights Act
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The United Nations was established in
1945 in order to —
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How did the Baby Boom change life in
the United States?
A. Child labor increased.
B. Fewer new homes were
built.
C. More people moved to
large cities.
D. The population grew
quickly.
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from the Kennedy presidency most likely
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planes could fly
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refueling
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earthquakes on
the region
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patterns in the
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nuclear missiles
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diagram?
banking services
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satellite systems
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One major effect of telecommunication
technology is that it has —
A. slowed improvements in
transportation
B. improved the possibilities
for peace
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information
D. reduced the need for
education
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All of the following helped change the
United States from an agricultural to
an industrial nation EXCEPT —
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Which of the following completes this
diagram?
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Which of these did not occur after
World War II?
A. Consumer goods were
rationed.
B. Americans bought
products on credit.
C. Labor unions merged.
D. The technology industry
boomed.
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In 1961, the Freedom Riders rode
buses to —
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equal rights for women
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American involvement in
Vietnam
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practices in the South
D. raise environmental
awareness of automobile
pollution
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In Brown v. Board of Education, the
United States Supreme Court held that —
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segregated
B. separate but equal
schools were not
acceptable
C. all children should
attend school
D. schools should be given
equal amounts of money
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In which industry did Guglielmo
Marconi and David Sarnoff work?
Communications
Steel
Transportation
Textiles
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt was
telling the American people that —
A. help was coming from the business
community
B. the country should worry about a revolution
C. World War II would soon be over
D. the country could survive the Great
Depression
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