History Unit 1 Lesson 2 Test

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What is the theme that addresses the impact of leaders who use their authority to improve or harm society?

Back

Uses and Abuses of Power

Front

Which conflict was influenced by differing regional identities in the United States?

Back

The American Civil War

Front

What does the term 'The Gilded Age' refer to in American society?

Back

The wealth disparity and corruption in politics.

Front

What theme deals with the disparity between those who have access to resources and those who do not?

Back

Haves and Have-Nots

Front

True or False: The atomic bombings in World War II are an example of the theme 'Science, Technology, and the Environment.'

Back

True

Front

Define 'Haves and Have-Nots'.

Back

A theme that explores the disparity between those who have access to resources and those who do not.

Front

What is the significance of the American Civil War in U.S. history?

Back

It was influenced by differing regional identities and addressed issues like slavery and states' rights.

Front

Explain the concept of 'The Gilded Age'.

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A period in U.S. history marked by economic growth, but also by significant wealth disparity and political corruption.

Front

What does the theme 'Science, Technology, and the Environment' encompass?

Back

It includes the impact of scientific advancements and technological developments on society and the environment.

Front

Identify a key characteristic of the theme 'Uses and Abuses of Power'.

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It examines how leaders can use their authority to either benefit or harm society.