2.3 and 2.4 The Roaring 20's

The foreign policy of the United States following WWI was...

• militarism

• interventionism

• isolationism

• imperialism

What did the US economy experience following the end of WWI

• stagflation

• deflation

• inflation

• hyperinflation

What was the Washington Naval Conference

• a conference to discuss the growth of the US navy

• A conference to discuss a punishment for Germany

• none of the above

• a conference to discuss the disarmament of world navies to prevent future World Wars

What was the main purpose of the US implementing protective tariffs

• to increase crop profits

• to support foreign producers

• to support domestic producers

• to ease US dependence of foreign goods

After WWI, the agricultural tariffs on crop exports lead to falling prices and the closure of farms. True or False

• True

• False

The US invited major world powers to create treaties at the Washington Naval Conference as a way to...

• promote peace without having to join the league of nations

• to disarm all nations

• to create military alliances

• to build strong militaries

The Kellogg Briand Pact was...

• a wholesome cereal

• a promise to prevent future wars

• a plan to expand the Kellogg company

• a plan to expand to Latin America

How did the US attempt reach the goal of international peace?

• promoting globalization

• joining the League of Nations

• signing a pact to outlaw armed conflict

• joining NATO

What caused a decreased production of consumer goods, and decreased demand for crops?

• The Red Scare

• The Emergency Tariff Act

• The Depression of 1920-1921

• The Economic Boom of 1920-1929

What is demobilization

• soldiers leaving war

• soldiers going into war

• both of these

• none of these