Warren G. Harding and His Presidency

Warren G. Harding promised a return to normalcy in his campaign following the Great War.

• Return to normalcy

• Economic reforms

• Expanded foreign influence

• Increased military spending

The Five-Power Treaty was an agreement among five major powers that aimed to regulate naval armaments.

• A naval disarmament agreement between the United States, United Kingdom, France, Italy, and Japan.

• A military alliance to counteract communism.

• A trade agreement to promote economic cooperation.

• A cultural exchange program among the five nations.

Fill in the blank: The Harding administration made serious efforts to promote peace. In February 1922, the United States, Great Britain, Japan, France, and Italy, signed the _______ to limit the size of the nations' navies.

• Washington Naval Treaty

• London Naval Treaty

• Paris Naval Agreement

• Geneva Conference Treaty

The Teapot Dome Scandal was a bribery scandal involving the leasing of federal oil reserves during the 1920s.

• A bribery scandal involving federal oil reserves

• A global military conflict

• A financial crisis of the 1980s

• A major environmental disaster

President Coolidge adopted a laissez-faire approach to government, which earned him the nickname 'Silent Cal'.

• Laissez-faire

• Progressivism

• Interventionism

• Socialism

What was the approach of President Coolidge towards government?

In August 1928, the United States joined 14 other nations in signing which pact?

The United States' intervention in Latin America during the early 1900s was characterized primarily by its military actions. Which option best describes this intervention?

• Diplomatic engagement

• Military intervention

• Economic reforms

• Cultural influence

What nickname did President Coolidge earn due to his approach to governance?

The Coolidge administration supported business prosperity by:

• Reducing taxes and government spending while promoting deregulation

• Increasing taxes and government spending

• Strengthening labor unions and increasing regulations

• Implementing strict environmental policies