4. World Power: WWI-WWII-Cold War

What brought the US into WWI?

• Slavery

• Pearl Harbor

• Zimmerman Telegram, unrestricted submarine warfare

• Chinese Exclusion Act and the building of the railroad system

What brought the US into WWII?

• Slavery

• Pearl Harbor

• Zimmerman Telegram, unrestricted submarine warfare

• Chinese Exclusion Act and the building of the railroad system

At the end of WWI, what did President Wilson propose to keep another war from happening?

• The European Union

• The League of Nations

• The United Nations

• Big Stick Policy

What was the 19th Amendment?

• African American suffrage

• Women's suffrage

• Prohibiting the sale of alcohol

• Allowing the sale of alcohol

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

• The integration of baseball lead by Jackie Robinson

• Time of flourishing African American art, music, and literature

• The rebuilding of Harlem in NY after the great fire.

• When African Americans moved into northern cities

Hoovervilles were...

• President Hoover's way of avoiding more war.

• President Hoover created mansions for people to live in after they lost their homes during the Depression

• tiny houses/shacks that the homeless created and blamed on President Hoover for not doing anything in the Depression

_______________ was a place where the US put Japanese Americans to keep an eye on them during WWII.

• Internment Camps

• Pearl Harbor

• Hiroshima & Nagasaki

• Concentration Camps

The code name for the development of the atomic bomb was called:

• The Manhattan Project

• The Parsons Project

• The Atomic Bomb Project

• Tet Offensive

The ____________ was a way for the US to get around the Neutrality Act and give allies weapons.

• Cash-Carry Policy

• Lend-Lease Program

• Communist Party

• War Mobilization Act

What was the Marshall Plan?

• A plan to finance the rebuilding of Europe after WWII

• It pledged aid to nations trying to combat communist takeover.

• The plan for developing the atomic bomb.