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Unit 7 Review

Unit 7 Review

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History

7th - 12th Grade

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Leslie Schaffer

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12 Slides • 30 Questions

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Unit 7 Review

By Leslie Schaffer

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Territorial Acquisition: Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippines

Platt Amendment - reserve right to interfere in Cuba​

Philippine American War

Debate b/w imperialists and Anti imperialists​

Effects

Imperialism

Yellow Journalism

Explosion of USS Maine​

Causes

Spanish American War 1898

SSUSH14a and SSUSH14b

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Multiple Choice

What does imperialism mean?

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a policy of a country no longer involving themselves in foreign affairs

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a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force

3

a policy of extending a country's power through trade

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a policy similar to isolationism

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following helps to explain the reason for American expansionism in the mid-1800s and early 1900s?

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The United States sought new markets for agricultural and industrial products.

2

The United States wanted to establish colonies in Asia, Africa, and Australia.

3

United States foreign policy rejected the theory of ¨Social Darwinism. ¨

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The United States military wanted to establish overseas bases and recruit from those locations.

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Multiple Choice

The Spanish-American War was the first war fought by the United States in which it

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acquired overseas possessions

2

tested tanks in battle

3

used the Panama Canal

4

allied with a foreign power

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Multiple Choice

· Guam
· Philippines
· Puerto Rico
All of these territories came under the control of the United States following what conflict?
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Mexican War
2
World War I
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War of 1812
4
Spanish American War

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media
  1. Became POTUS when McKinley was assassinated.

  2. Favored imperialism

  3. Roosevelt Corollary added "police powers" of intervention to Monroe Doctrine.

  4. Panama Canal - faster movement of Naval vessels between oceans.​

  5. Conservationist​

Teddy Roosevelt

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Multiple Choice

Which U.S. policy did the Roosevelt Corollary significantly expand during the early 1900s?

1

appeasement

2

non-intervention

3

the Truman Doctrine

4

the Monroe Doctrine

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Multiple Choice

Man-made waterway cut through Panama that allowed for faster shipping. Was controlled by the US for decades 
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Belgium Strait 
2
Panama Canal 
3
Erie Canal 
4
Isthmus Canal 

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Multiple Choice

For what purpose did the United States build the Panama Canal?
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It would make it easier for factories in New York to reach western markets
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It would allow eastern American cities to more easily trade with Europe
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It would allow US ships to more easily travel between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
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It would make it easier for US troops to reach Cuba and other troubled areas of Latin America

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Wilson develops 14 Points

Treaty of Versailles

Refusal of US to join League of Nations

New national identity​

Effects

Sinking of Lusitania

Zimmerman Telegram

Unrestricted Submarine Warfare​

Causes

WWI

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Multiple Choice

The last point in Wilson's 14 Points proposed the creation of 
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United Nations 
2
League of Nations 
3
Treaty of Versailles 
4
Treaty of Paris 

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Multiple Choice

Telegram sent by Germany to Mexico, asking Mexico to attack the US in exchange for land. Was intercepted by the US. 
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Zimmerman Telegram 
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Zimmerman Email 
3
Morse Telegram 
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Navajo Codes 

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Multiple Choice

British passenger liner sunk by the Germans in May, 1915 which killed 1200 people including 128 Americans leading many Americans to want war with Germany.

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Maine

2

Titanic

3

Sussex

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Lusitania

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Multiple Choice

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Who was the President of the United States during WWI
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
2
William McKinley
3
Herbert Hoover
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Woodrow Wilson

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Multiple Choice

What was the purpose of the Fourteen Points?
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Outline a strategy to end the war
2
Set goals the U.S. wanted to achieve
3
Prepare ways to maintain peace
4
All of these

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Multiple Choice

Which of these was NOT a reason why The US Senate did not ratify the Treaty of Versailles and join the League of Nations?

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They did not want to get involved in future costly foreign wars

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They did not want to spend money defending Europe

3

They wanted to expand America's economic influence.

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They feared war, which was expensive and costly.

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Multiple Choice

During World War I there was the shift in population demographics, it was called what?

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The Great Migration

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The Great Move

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The Great Shift

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The Great Immigration

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Multiple Choice

Which statement BEST explains one factor that started the Great  Migration?
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the increased number of immigrants moving to urban areas 
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the need for workers during the Great Depression 
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the increased supply of skilled laborers due to industrialization
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the demand for workers in factories during World War I

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Multiple Choice

This law provided penalties for spying, sabotage, and obstructing the war effort

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Espionage Act

2

Treason Act

3

Traitor Act

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Spy Act

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Multiple Choice

He was arrested after making a series of speeches against the war urging American men not to fight.

1

Woodrow Wilson

2

Langston Hughes

3

Booker T Washington

4

Eugene Debs

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media

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Multiple Select

Group that was hired in large numbers for the 1st time during WWI.

1

Mexican Americans

2

Women

3

African Americans

4

Japanese Americans

5

Chikdren

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Multiple Choice

It became patriotic during the war to abstain from alcohol, not only to preserve grain for the troops and our allies but also as a symbol of resistance to beer's German connection. This influence the passage of what amendment?

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16th

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17th

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18th

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19th

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Multiple Choice

Organized crime and smuggling alcohol brought tremendous profits to those willing to break the law for financial gain. This was an effect of which amendment?

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16th

2

17th

3

18th

4

19th

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Multiple Choice

The ratification of this amendment in 1920 was fueled by the country's gratitude for women's economic contribution during World War I.

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16th

2

17th

3

18th

4

19th

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19th Amendment

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  1. Women used a variety of tactics to earn the vote, and they became increasingly militant.

  2. Women picketing for suffrage were imprisoned and force fed,​

  3. Women of color continued to be denied the right to vote despite passage of the 19th Amendment.

The right to vote was "given to women" by Wilson.

He was "rewarding" them for their support of WW1.

He wanted them to support the League of Nations​

Traditional Narrative

Challenging the Narrative

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Multiple Choice

This amendment allowed for women to vote...

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18th

2

19th

3

20th

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21st

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Political, economic, and cultural developments after WWI led to a shared national identity.

  1. Mass consumerism and mass culture emerged under the influence of advertisements, radio broadcasts, and movies.

  2. Mass production was improved by Henry Ford's assembly line.

  3. The Harlem Renaissance popularized African American artists and artforms.

  4. Fear of a violent "communist" revolution in the United States resulted in the First Red Scare. To limit the influence of Communist radicals, the US passed sweeping immigration laws.​

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Multiple Choice

The "Red Scare" in the United States immediately

following World War I was a reaction to

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President Wilson's attempts to include the

U.S. in the League of Nations.

2

the perceived growth of organized crime in

major urban areas.

3

a perceived threat of a communist revolution

in the United States.

4

a rise in the number of immigrants from

Germany.

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Multiple Choice

The First Red Scare led to all of the following except

1

Immigration restrictions

2

Growing support for radical groups.

3

Resurgence of the KKK

4

Repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act

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Multiple Choice

This person is known for constructing his manufacturing facilities so that all the elements of production (foundries, machine shops, assembly lines) were all in one location.

1

Woodrow Wilson

2

Eugene Debs

3

Henry Ford

4

Charles Chevy

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Multiple Choice

The first _______________________ broadcasts were used to relate the election results of the 1920 Presidential Election.

1

radio

2

television

3

telegraph

4

Morse code

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Multiple Choice

Radio and movies were a unifying force on national _____________________________________ because the styles actors and actresses wore

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outrage

2

boycotts

3

culture

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Multiple Choice

First significant artistic movement coming out of African American culture

1

New York City Renaissance

2

European Renaissance

3

Harlem Renaissance

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Brooklyn Renaissance

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Multiple Choice

Who was an American poet, social activist, novelist, playwright, and columnist?

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Langston Hughes

2

Andrew Johnson

3

William Taft

4

Rosa Parks

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Multiple Choice

This type of music was thought to have originated from the musical traditions brought by slaves from West Africa combined with western musical instruments and techniques.

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Rap

2

Country

3

Classical

4

Jazz

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