Key Period 7 Review Quiz

Foreign policy under Taft that exchanged money for political influence in Latin America and the Caribbean

WWI-era law that prohibited any words or behavior that might promote resistance to the United States or help in the cause of its enemies.

Massive movement of African Americans from the rural south into Northern cities, especially during WWI.

A 1935 law that guarantees workers the right of collective bargaining, sets down rules to protect unions and organizers, and created a government body to regulate labor-managment relations.

A 1939 policy that allowed Britain and France to buy military supplies from the United States if they paid in full and transported them.

1. By 1920, where did a significant majority of the U.S. population primarily reside? (7.1.I)

• 1. Remote rural areas

• 1. Coastal trade centers

• 1. Bustling urban centers

• 1. Sprawling suburban neighborhoods

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KC 7.1.I

1. How did progressive activists differ from muckrakers in their approach to social change? (7.1.II)

• 1. They focused on sensationalized stories rather than concrete reforms

• 1. They prioritized individual success over societal improvement

• 1. They engaged in direct political action and advocacy

• 1. They avoided controversial topics to maintain neutrality

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KC 7.1.II

1. How did the economic difficulties of the 1930s influence migration patterns in the United States? (7.2.II)

• 1. They caused many Americans to migrate in search of economic opportunities

• 1. They led to the growth of multicultural communities in urban areas

• 1. They resulted in the establishment of stringent immigration quotas

• 1. They marked a shift in voting patterns towards conservative parties

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KC 7.2.II

1. How did the United States approach foreign policy in the years following World War I? (7.3.II)

• 1. The U.S. focused solely on domestic issues and avoided international engagements.

• 1. The U.S. became heavily involved in European conflicts to exert dominance.

• 1. The U.S. focused on international investment and peace treaties to promote international order.

• 1. Military aggression was the primary approach the U.S. used to maintain international order.

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KC 7.3.II

How did the acquisition of Pacific territories in the early 20th century affect domestic debates in the United States? (7.3.I)

• It led to universal support for American imperialism

• It led to fears of undemocratic ideas and peoples infiltrating the United States

• It sparked debates about American colonialism and constitutional rights

• It resulted in immediate independence for all acquired territories

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KC 7.3.I