APUSH 8.2 8.3 8.4 New

Multiple Choice

The movement of Africa Americans & other minorities to the northern US during the war was the Great _______.

• Awakening
• Migration
• Movement
• Exodus

Multiple Choice

Who developed the factory assembly line?

• Henry Ford

• Calvin Coolidge

• Warren G. Harding

• Charles Lindbergh

Multiple Choice

What became the capital of African American culture in the 1920s?

• Philadelphia

• Boston

• Charleston

• Harlem

Match

Match the following

• Prohibition

• prosperity

• recession

• suffrage

• boll weevil

the ban of the sales of alcohol

success or wealth

economic decline

the right to vote

bug that destroyed cotton in the 1920's

• the ban of the sales of alcohol

• success or wealth

• economic decline

• the right to vote

• bug that destroyed cotton in the 1920's

Multiple Choice

What years did the dust bowl take place?

• 1910s

• 1920s

• 1930s

• 1950s

Multiple Choice

How did Roosevelt attempt to help the Allies without officially joining the war?

• the Lawn-Lend Act

• the Lend-Lease Act

• the Loose-Change Act

• the Secret Sneaky Act

Multiple Choice

On August 6, 1945 where was the 1st atomic bomb dropped?

• Nagasaki

• Beijing

• Hiroshima

• Berlin

Multiple Choice

A secret research and development project of the US to develop the atomic bomb

• The Manhattan Project
• Totalitarianism
• Pearl Harbor
• USS Arizona

Multiple Choice

1) Which best describes the Cold War?

• A major war between Communist and Democratic countries

• A "war of words" between the US and USSR from 1945-1991

• The nuclear arms race between the U.S. and China

• A war between the U.S. and Vietnam and the Soviets 1956-1997

Multiple Choice

1) What was the goal of the Truman Doctrine?

• To promote peace with the Soviet Union

• To enhance democratic ideals in Western Europe

• To use all nuclear weapons on the Soviet Union if provoked

• Containment: Stop the spread of communism using aid or force

Multiple Choice

1) The goal of the Marshall Plan was-

• to provide financial aid to rebuild Western Europe after WW2

• A tactical plan for using nuclear weapons

• A diplomatic strategy used against Cuba

• A pan to provide assistance to veterans after World War 2

Multiple Choice

1) During the Berlin Airlift the U.S. and Great Britain-

• Used tactical bombing raids to take Berlin from Stalin

• Developed light atomic bombs for use in Europe

• secretly airlifted the population of West Berlin to France

• airlifted supplies over Stalin's blockade of the city of Berlin to save it from the Soviet Union's control

Multiple Choice

1) What is the purpose of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)?

• Resolve trade disputes between Free and Communist countries

• Collective security: member countries protect each other

• To design more powerful tactical nuclear weapons

• To promote democracy in the non-Western world with force

Multiple Choice

What was the primary purpose of the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) when it was formed in 1938?

• To investigate and prosecute cases of espionage

• To conduct security checks on government employees

• To look into communist activity within the United States

• To oversee the implementation of the Smith Act

Multiple Choice

1) Why did the United States enter the Korean War?

• To create a base for future invasions into China

• To threaten Stalin's military positions in Asia

• To stop the spread of Communism by North Korea into South Korea

• To test new tactical weapons for use against the USSR

Multiple Choice

2) What were the effects of the 1957 launch of the satellite Sputnik?

• The U.S. placing nuclear missiles in Turkey near Russia

• Space Race begins: US spends money on Math/Science education and NASA create NASA

• The U.S. began shooting down all Soviet sattelites

• The U.S. lost the Cold War

Multiple Choice

2) Which even shows the U.S. won the Space Race?

• Shooting down Soviet Sattelites

• The success of teh Apollo 13 mission in 1972

• The first man in orbit in 1962

• Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landing on the moon in 1969

Multiple Choice

3) What was President Kennedy's response to the nuclear missiles during Cuban Missile Crisis?

• He invaded Cuba starting war with the Soviets

• He ordered a naval blockade of Cuba stopping any ships and threatened an invasion

• He had the missiles dismantled by special forces

• He had Castro overthrown and replaced by a friendly ally

Multiple Choice

Strategy of stopping the spread of Communism?

• Containment
• MAD
• Domino Theory
• Brinksmanship

Multiple Choice

 The Berlin Airlift was used by Harry Truman in 1948 to provide supplies to a _____________________ city.

• blockaded
• Marshall Plan
• Southeast Asia
• Vietnam War

Multiple Choice

 President Richard Nixon's SALT 1 Treaty dealt with opening diplomatic relations with ________________.

• China
• Marshall Plan
• Vietnam War
• peninsula

Multiple Choice

The Truman Doctrine argues that the U.S. must protect nations from ________________________________________________.

• Communist Agression
• Communism
• Containment
• Marshall Plan

Multiple Choice

What was the main difference between the U.S. and Soviet economic systems?

• The U.S. focused on agriculture while the Soviet Union focused on industry

• The U.S. had a capitalist economy while the Soviet Union had a communist economy

• The U.S. encouraged government ownership of goods while the Soviet Union encouraged private ownership

• The U.S. had a feudal system while the Soviet Union had a capitalist system

Multiple Choice

Why did the U.S. and the Soviet Union not engage in direct military conflict during the Cold War?

• A peace treaty signed after World War II

• Lack of military capabilities

• Mutual assured destruction from nuclear weapons

• They were allies in World War II

Drag and Drop

Which word means, "easing/lessening of tension?"

Placeholder

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Inflation

Detente

Stagflation

Constipation 

Drag and Drop

Which of the following presidents improved relations with the Soviet Union by visiting and signing arms limitations agreements?

Placeholder

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

Eisenhower

Nixon

Kennedy

Carter

Multiple Choice

This foreign policy involved Russia and the US agreeing to limit their nuclear arms.

• Liberalism

• SALT

• Conservatism

• Vietnamization

• Detente

Multiple Choice

The "arms race" raised tensions because

• it was an agreement to get rid of weapons

• it encouraged each to put a man in space

• it was a competition to make more and better weapons than each other

• they were racing to see who could gain land in China

Multiple Choice

The "Space Race" started because

• the US put the first satellite in orbit

• the Soviet Union put the first satellite into orbity

Multiple Choice

The main purpose of the United Nations is to

• prevent wars

• start wars

• have meetings about world economic issues

• stop the spread of communism

Multiple Choice

Which communist country did Richard Nixon open relations with in the early 70s?

• Cuba

• China

• Soviet Union

• North Korea

Multiple Choice

Why was the nation of Israel founded in 1948?

• It was created for the Jews after the Holocaust

• It was open land that no one else lived in

• It was created a refugee sanctuary nation

• It was the capital headquarters for the United Nations

Multiple Choice

The practice of threatening an enemy with massive military retaliation for any aggression

• communism

• brinksmanship

• containment

• domino theory

Multiple Choice

The Korean War ended in a stalemate.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

How did the Korean War end?

• In a stalemate- with a ceasefire

• With the Russians driving out the American troops

• In a win for the Chinese & South Koreans

• With Nationalist retreat to the Sea of Japan

Multiple Choice

By pouring hundreds of thousands of troops into the northern part of the Korean peninsula, what country added to the bitter fighting in Korea?

• The Soviet Union

• China

• Japan

• Mongolia