Review of the 20s and 30s

What was the purpose of the Bill of Rights?

• To protect individual rights

• To establish government rights

• To establish a list of restricted rights

• The systematic loss of rights

Why was the Dawes Act unsuccessful with Native Americans?

• They did not assimilate well into American culture

• They chose to move to Canada instead

• They were so good at farming

• They dominated the ranching industry

Plessy v. Ferguson case of 1896 ruled …

• Free speech can be suspended in time of war

• Blacks could serve in US Army (9^th and 10^th Cavalries)

• Separate but equal facilities (segregation) is ok

• African Americans had a right to the same train cars as whites

Where did Jefferson give the reasons (grievances) for the American Revolution?

• The book Common Sense

• The Articles of Confederation

• Declaration of Independence

• Treaty of Paris 1787

In 1787 _______________________________ wrote ______________________________________

• Thomas Jefferson, Declaration of Independence

• John Hay, Open Door Notes

• James Monroe, Monroe Doctrine

• James Madison, Constitution

Preferential treatment of native born Americans or the exclusion of a group based on national origin called?

• Selective pairing

• Progressivism

• Collective bargaining

• Nativism

Teddy Roosevelt’s domestic policy, the Square Deal, dealt with …

• Tariffs, Banks, and Trusts

• Conservation, Consumers, and Corporations

• Labor, Imperialism, and Reservations

• Immigration, Tariffs, and Conservation

What John Hay policy helped facilitate trade with China?

• Open Door

• Japanese Gentleman’s Agreement

• Open Hand

• Great Migration

What reason did Wilson give congress as to why the U.S. should join The Great War?

• MAIN

• to make the world safe for democracy

• The de Lome Letter

• the Zimmerman Note

Concern over being drawn into foreign wars is the reason why...

• Plessy v Ferguson was vital to U.S. foreign policy

• The U.S. executed the Dawes Plan

• Congress supported the Treaty of Versailles

• The Senate refused to ratify the Treaty of Versailles