Question

1.
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_______ policemen who refused to return to work were fired by Massachusetts governor Calvin Coolidge.

New York

Boston

Chicago

Cleveland
2.
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The _______ strike shut down the city for five days and involved 60,000 workers.

Seattle

New York

Chicago

Cleveland
3.
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______ was a belief that Americans descended from English settlers needed protection from immigrants.

Nationalism

Eugenic

Nativism

Reparation
4.
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Which statement best describes a major challenge to Prohibition?

European countries kept shipping alcohol to the United States.

From the beginning, the Prohibition law had no supporters.

The government refused to approve resources to enforce the Prohibition law.

Organized crime thrived under Prohibition.
5.
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_____'s administration had a careful spending policy and lowered taxes on businesses.

Warren G. Harding

William Howard Taft

Calvin Coolidge

Woodrow Wilson
6.
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The ___ required the United States government to submit an annual spending plan.

Supreme Court

Presidential Budget Office

National Budget Act

Five Power Treaty
7.
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Proponents of _______ believed controlled breeding programs could improve the human race.

nationalism

reparations

eugenics

nativism
8.
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A Sentinel guard of the U.S. Army 3rd Infantry Regiment guards the ___ day and night.

World War I National Cemetery

Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Gettysburg National Military Park

Tomb of President Warren G. Harding
9.
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In 1919, ______ endured two weeks of race riots.

New York

Cleveland

Seattle

Chicago
10.
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What was the intent of the Paris Peace Pact (Kellogg-Briand Pact)?

outlawed war between the United States and France

officially ended World War I

disarmed Germany in effort to prevent a future war

unite Western European countries into an alliance against communism

Answer 1

1. Boston
2. Seattle
3. Nativism
4. Organized crime thrived under Prohibition.
5. Calvin Coolidge
6. National Budget Act
7. Eugenics
8. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
9. Cleveland
10. outlawed war between the United States and France