What Criticism of the time is this cartoon showing?

The imperialist policies that led to U.S. involvement in the Spanish American War.

The insistence that American foreign aid rely on political reform within its own government.

The support for cultural imperialism by American companies.

The U.S. foreign policy of supporting developing democracies.

Which cause of U.S. imperialism is being discussed in this excerpt?

The moral obligation to help modernize less developed nations.

The need for new bases to support military expansion.

The acquisition of new territories to expand less developed economies.

The need for new resources to support industrial growth of less developed nations.

Which statement describes a consequence of the Vietnam War on U.S. society?

Many citizens mistrusted the government and did not support the veterans after the war.

Many college students enlisted in the military and were not supported when they returned home.

The country experienced unmatched economic growth and support of the veterans.

The country experienced a period of patriotic participation even after the war.

What is the implied consequence of the arm-wrestling match depicted in the above cartoon?

Mutual destruction of the world

Pride of victory over the enemy

Countries working together to stop war

Analyze the major factors that drove the United States to build an empire. Which statement describes the historical significance of this cartoon?

The United States increased its territory through imperialist policies.

The United States expanded its policy of containing communism.

The United States established lenient immigration laws.

The United States entered a period of isolationism.

How does this illustration relate to the Kansas - Nebraska Act?

The cartoon illustrates the deep division between feelings in the Northern Republicans and Southern Democrats.

The cartoon illustrates the deep division between feelings in the Northern Democrats and Southern Republicans.

The cartoon illustrates the coming together of a nation even after a violent civil war and conflict.

The cartoon illustrates the falling apart of the country after the events of WWI.

In this political cartoon by Thomas Nast, what was the main purpose of this image being published?

Opponents of Reconstruction were using violence to intimidate the freedmen.

Different groups of Southerners were cooperating to rebuild the South after the war.

The Ku Klux Klan and other private associations in the South were assisting the freedmen.

The 14th Amendment protected the rights of freedmen despite the activities of the Ku Klux Klan.

How are the Native Americans portrayal in this painting accurate to how they were treated by westward expansion?

The Native Americans were not included in progress and forced off their lands.

The Native Americans were welcomed in progress and left their land to the settlers.

The Native Americans “fled” from progress and had their land bought by the settlers.

The Native Americans were included in progress and forced off their lands.

Based on the image, what perspective about the Gilded Age does the depiction of octopus' tentacles wrapped around various entities in reflect?

The political cartoon suggests that Standard Oil is a powerful business that controls the actions of the government.

The political cartoon suggests that Standard Oil is a generous business that works for the benefit of all.

The political cartoon suggests that Standard Oil is a greedy business that only seeks to profit.

The political cartoon suggests that Standard Oil is a business that is indifferent to the interests of the government.

What does the inclusion of the steel, copper, shipping, state house, U.S. Capitol, and White House in the political cartoon suggest about the reach of Standard Oil's influence?

That Standard Oil has a far-reaching influence that extends to all levels of government

That Standard Oil has no influence on any aspect of government

That Standard Oil only influences state government, but not federal government

That Standard Oil has a limited reach and only influences certain industries

What relationship between labor and Monopoly is the image above explaining?

This is a political cartoon that portrays the inability of labor to defeat capitalists’ monopolies through the power of the strike.

This is a political cartoon that portrays the ability of labor to defeat capitalists’ monopolies through the power of the strike.

This political cartoon explains the power the labor movement had in the economy.

This political cartoon explains the lack of power in the ganger movement in this economy.