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What was one reform the Progressive movement achieved?

a. religious involvement in government

b. direct election of U.S. senators

c. reduction of government regulation

d. elimination of prohibition
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What was not an achievement of Theodore Roosevelt's administration?

a. building the Panama Canal

b. emphasizing conservation

c. introducing the legislation for social security

d. establishing several national parks
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What was one element of Woodrow Wilson's "New Freedom" agenda?


a eliminating monopolies

b establishing the United Nations

c implementing the Food and Drug Act

d reducing farm subsidies
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All of the following promoted segregation and denied blacks their civil rights in the period following the Civil War except

a sharecropping.


b poll taxes.


c literacy tests.


d Jim Crow laws
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Which Supreme Court decision allowed for the segregation of blacks in "separate but equal" facilities?


a Dred Scott v. Stanford

b Marbury v. Madison

c Brown v. Board of Education

d Plessy v. Ferguson
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Who were two pioneers of the early women's movement?

a Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

b Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem

c Sarah Josepha Hales and Ida M. Tarbell

d Jane Addams and Mary Rozet Smith
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Which amendment gave women the right to vote?

a 19th

b 17th

c 18th

d 16th
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What was one argument against nineteenth-century American imperialism?

a Social Darwinism meant that America would be superior without imperialism.

b The U.S. Army was too small to be effective overseas.

c Traditional American principles traditionally opposed colonization.

d America had sufficient sources of raw materials so there was no need for imperialism.
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The explosion on the USS Maine and yellow journalism contributed to the U.S. decision to go to war against Spain in 1898. What was another factor?

a stopping Cuba from nationalizing U.S. businesses

b a treaty agreement with England

c protecting U.S. investments in Cuba

d preventing Spain from attacking the United States
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What was one provision of the treaty that ended the Spanish-American War?

a The island of Hispaniola became a U.S. territory.

b Spain agreed to pay reparations to the United States.

c The Philippines became a U.S. territory.

d Panama gave permission for the United States to build a canal there.
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What was one of Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy goals?

a to gain additional territory through purchases and land agreements in southeast Asia

b to establish undisputed borders so wars would be less likely

c to have the nations of the world form an association

d to restore an isolationist philosophy to U.S. foreign policy
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Which was a major reason for U.S. entry into World War I?

a a change to a more aggressive administration

b unrestricted German submarine attacks on shipping

c British and French requests for support

d the bombing of Pearl Harbor
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What policies prevented the United States from entering World War I in the early years of the war?

a isolationism and neutrality

b imperialism and democracy

c the Monroe Doctrine and anti-imperialism

d imperialism and neutrality
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How did U.S. participation in World War I affect the American civilian population?


a Children over age 14 had to take jobs because there was a labor shortage.

b With men drafted to serve in the military, jobs became available for women and minorities.

c Fewer farmers were able to produce crops, so there were food shortages across the country.

d Civilians could not keep up with the supply demands of the military
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What was the purpose of the Espionage and Sedition Acts that were passed during World War I?

a to protect civil liberties

b to reduce debate and dissent over U.S. participation in the war

c to eliminate communists from the United States

d to prevent spies from gaining information about U.S. submarines
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Which was not one of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points?

a reparations for France and England

b an end to economic barriers between countries

c freedom of the seas

d open diplomacy
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What was the major reason the U.S. Senate did not ratify the Treaty of Versailles?


a They believed that Germany was obligated to pay too much in reparations.

b They thought that the German government should be run by a coalition of other nations.

c They thought the League of Nations could supersede U.S. authority.

d They wanted the League of Nations to have more power than the treaty provided.
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Which is an accurate description of the 1920s?

a the "depression decade"


b an era of restraint


c an "age of prosperity"


d a period of chaos
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b. direct election of U.S. senators
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c. introducing the legislation for social security
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a. eliminating monopolies
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a. sharecropping.
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d. Plessy v. Ferguson
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a. Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony
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a. 19th
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c. Traditional American principles traditionally opposed colonization.
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c. protecting U.S. investments in Cuba
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c. The Philippines became a U.S. territory.
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c. to have the nations of the world form an association
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b. unrestricted German submarine attacks on shipping.
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a. isolationism and neutrality
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b. With men drafted to serve in the military, jobs became available for women and minorities.
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b. to reduce debate and dissent over U.S. participation in the war
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a. reparations for France and England.
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c. They thought the League of Nations could supersede U.S. authority.
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c. an "age of prosperity"