EOC 3

Multiple Choice

What was the primary advocacy of the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA)?

• To provide scholarships for women studying politics

• To advocate for women's suffrage in the United States

• To guarantee appointments to office for women

• To accept donations from everyone

Multiple Choice

What were the main causes of the Dust Bowl in the 1930s?

• Poor agricultural practices and drought

• Expansion of road systems

• Oil field expansion

• Mismanagement of river resources

Multiple Choice

Which of these describes the MOST important outcome of President Nixon's visit to China?

• The United States and China reestablished diplomatic relations. Influential.

• The United States and China resolved long-standing trade disputes

• The Chinese government agreed to give up its claims to Taiwan.

• The Chinese government agreed to limit its production of nuclear missiles.

Multiple Choice

What role did the Harlem Renaissance play in illuminating the African American experience?

• It helped illuminate the African American experience and inspired artists to continue to draw attention to that experience.

• It encouraged African American artists to create art and literature that challenged the typical historical narrative.

• It provided wealthy patrons who supported the Harlem Renaissance.

• It described the housing costs and conditions available for many African Americans.

Multiple Choice

What does the time line suggest about the role of the free-enterprise system in the mobile phone industry?

• It led to a monopoly in the industry.

• It was responsible for three technological innovations.

• It caused a decline in technological development.

• It had no impact on the industry.

Multiple Choice

What did George Washington Carver's inventions promote regarding crops?

• Expanding the uses of crops such as peanuts. Diversify.

• Research to prevent diseases

• Weapons technology

• Changes to dietary guidelines

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about the TVA is incorrect?

• Protects against natural disasters

• Provides crop subsidies to farmers

• Provides retirement funds for older Americans

• Protects workers' right to form labor unions

Multiple Select

What is the role of the TVA in providing economic development to the region?

• Provides economic development to the region

• Protects against natural disasters

• Provides crop subsidies to farmers

• Provides retirement funds for older Americans

Multiple Choice

The TVA provided ________ for rural citizens.

• Electricity

• new farm land

• new homes

• New Deal support

Multiple Choice

As the population increases, demands on infrastructure such as roads and highways become greater, commute times increase, and the need for spending on infrastructure becomes greater. What is the impact of population growth on infrastructure?

• Increased demand for infrastructure

• Decreased wildlife habitat

• More efficient energy use

• Increased need for alternative energy sources

Multiple Choice

What does Dr. King refer to when he talks about peacefully changing attitudes?

• Promoting interaction among races. The new Frontier.

• Petitioning to close segregated businesses

• Avoiding disagreements with supporters of segregation

• Relocating to states with less integration

Multiple Choice

What role did The Heritage Foundation play in the resurgence of the conservative political agenda?

• It supported environmental protection regulations.

• It inspired a resurgence of conservative political values.

• It rejected communism in America.

• It was opposed by President Ronald Reagan.

Multiple Choice

During the 1950s, the United States had a booming economy due to programs such as the GI Bill of Rights and events like the Baby Boom. What were some of the key factors that contributed to this economic prosperity?

• The GI Bill of Rights

• The Baby Boom

• The Cold War

• The Korean War

Multiple Choice

Who was the first woman to serve as a justice on the U.S. Supreme Court?

• Sandra Day O'Connor

• Belva Lockwood

• Lena Springs

• Janet Reno

Multiple Choice

What was the impact of the arrival of gold seekers at the Klondike on the environment?

• It improved biodiversity of habitats.

• It strained the region's natural resources.

• It had no impact on the environment.

• It increased disaster recovery efforts.

Multiple Choice

What was one of the leading causes of the crash of the stock market in 1929?

• Stock market speculation increased

• Financial institutions were closed to determine their stability

• Financial institutions lacked cash reserves

• Businesses were unable to take out loans

Multiple Choice

What challenge of urbanization and industrialization is demonstrated in this photo?

• unfair labor practices

• inner-city overcrowding

• child labor exploitation

• racism and discrimination

Multiple Choice

What was the primary purpose of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) established in 1994?

• To increase tariffs on goods

• To establish a free-trade zone

• To decrease foreign manufacturing jobs

• To guarantee profits for companies

Multiple Choice

What justification did Saddam Hussein use for invading Kuwait in August 1990?

• Kuwait was stealing oil from Iraqi fields

• Kuwait was a sovereign country

• Kuwait was involved in the Gulf War

• Kuwait was taking hostages

Multiple Choice

What was the primary reason for the Iranian Hostage Crisis?

• The U.S. president's decision to allow Iran's exiled shah to travel to the U.S. for medical care

• The U.S. asking the exiled shah to sell more oil to the United States

• The U.S. opening new military bases in Iran

• The U.S. imposing economic sanctions on Iran

Multiple Choice

What was a key argument in Alfred Mahan's book "The Influence of Sea Power upon History"?

• Land-based empires are more sustainable than naval empires

• Economic power is more important than military power

• Naval power is crucial for national greatness and global influence

• Air superiority is the future of military strategy

Multiple Choice

What strategies did Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers (UFW) use to achieve their goals?

• Violent protests and armed resistance
• Political lobbying and fundraising events
• Social media campaigns and celebrity endorsements
• Nonviolent protests, boycotts, strikes, and grassroots organizing

Multiple Choice

During the late 1800s and early 1900s, what were the working conditions in factories?

• Unsafe and unsanitary leading the strikes by the workers.

• Safe and clean

• Moderate and acceptable

• Harsh but manageable

Multiple Choice

What was the unemployment rate change during the wartime economy according to the rationale provided?

• Increased from 7.9% to 1.4%

• Decreased from 7.9% to 1.4%

• Remained the same at 7.9%

• Increased to 10%

Multiple Choice

What was President Reagan's approach to stimulate domestic production, consumption, and job growth?

• Increase foreign trade

• Support increased business loans

• Cut taxes and helped business owners.

• Decrease government spending

Multiple Choice

What impact did labor-saving devices and electric appliances have on American households?

• Decreased time for household chores

• Increased time for leisure activities

• Forced consumers to buy larger houses

• Required consumers to learn new skills

Multiple Choice

What impact did Betty Friedan's book The Feminine Mystique have on the feminist movement?

• It led to the first wave of feminism

• It helped give rise to a second wave of feminism

• It discouraged women from participating in politics

• It focused solely on women's rights in the workplace

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