WorksheetsUSH - Unit 5 Practice quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The Espionage Act (1917) affected freedom of speech by - - -
repealing of the First Amendment.
promoting biased ideas to change public thinking
allowing government to silence challenges of its authority.
doing nothing
The Red Scare, KKK, & murder convictions of Sacco and Vanzetti were influenced by
not trusting foreigners
trying to stop fascism
illegal crime
immigration quota acts
The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920's can be described as
urban renewal in Chicago
political reforms supported by Black-Americans
music, art, and literature by Black-Americans in New York City
integration of colleges by Black-Americans
During the 1920's, the advent of the radio and motion pictures affected American society by
making Americans more aware of literature
helping Americans identify criminals on their home TV's
unify Americans through a national culture
undermine big business
After WWI, Woodrow Wilson had a plan -it was known as
New Deal
Sedition
Treaty of Versailles
Fourteen Points
US Senators that supported the membership in the League of Nations thought it would
hurt US sconomics
force America to give up its territories
give the President power to annex territories
make America be part of future conflicts
The Great Migration, 1915 -1940, was associated with the migration of
Black-Americans looking for work in the North
old plantation owners escaping Reconstruction
families escaping the Dust Bowl
European immigrants moving into urban areas
The League of nations, was a fearful idea to isolationists following WWI due
to worrying that membership would drag America into another global conflict
wanting to become more involved with global affairs
feeling that immigration would go out of control
worrying that America could not fulfill monetary requirements
The radio allowed America to
restrict immigrants from Europe
allow for growth of factories and cities
increase advertisement of American goods
decrease flow of information between Americans
Acts of sabotage, Germany trying to have Mexico invade the US, and the practice of Unrestricted submarine warfare were reasons for the US to enter
Spanish-American war
WWI
WWII
Gulf War
