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Worksheets7/8 Exam
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 29mins
a loyalty to one's country
Nationalism
Progressivism
Legalism
Sectionalism
a piece of farm machinery that cleans cotton
cotton gin
cotton Jim
cotton gym
cotton picker
The tragic journey of the Cherokee people from their homeland to Indian Territory between 1838-1839
Indian Removal Act
Emancipation Proclamation
Trail of Tears
Open Door Policy
called for the government to negotiate treaties that would require Native Americans to relocate to the West.
Trail of Tears
Indian Removal Act
Fugitive Slave Act
Emancipation Proclamation
A novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe in 1852 that portrayed slavery as brutal and immoral.
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Uncle Tim's Cabin
Uncle Tad's Cabin
Uncle Thomas's cabin
a law required anyone to return runaway slaves to their owners.
Fugitive Slave Act
Open Door Policy
Emancipation Proclamation
Fourteen Points
an executive order by Abraham Lincoln freeing the slaves in all regions in rebellion against the Union.
Emancipation Proclamation
Open Door Policy
Slave Removal Act
Fugitive Slave Act
the US asked nations involved with Asia not to control trade with China.
Open Door Policy
Open Window Policy
Fourteen Points
Fifteen Points
a shortcut that connects the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans.
Panama Canal
Paris Canal
Peru Canal
Paradise Canal
President Woodrow Wilson’s goals for peace after World War 1
14 points
4 points
12 points
41 points
Andrew Jackson
He was known as the people’s president because he came from a poor background
I was the Republican candidate, won with only 40% of the vote;
the President who saw the government as a umpire
I was the President during World War II.
Abraham Lincoln
He was known as the people’s president because he came from a poor background
I was the Republican candidate, won with only 40% of the vote;
the President who saw the government as a umpire
I was the President during World War II.
Theodore Roosevelt
He was known as the people’s president because he came from a poor background
I was the Republican candidate, won with only 40% of the vote;
the President who saw the government as a umpire
I was the President during World War II.
Ulysses S. Grant
I was a victorious Union General
I was a talented military leader for the Confederates
I was a victorious Allies General
I led the D-Day invasion
Robert E. Lee
I was a victorious Union General
I was a talented military leader for the Confederates
I was a victorious Allies General
I led the D-Day invasion
John D. Rockefeller
I led the oil industry
I led the steel industry
I led the cotton industry
I led the Rock industry
Andrew Carnegie
I led the oil industry
I led the steel industry
I led the cotton industry
I led the Rock industry
What were the 3 main trails that led to the West. Select All that apply.
Santa Fe Trail
San Francisco Trail
Ruvalino Trail
Oregon Trail
Mormon Trail
How did the Civil War begin?
with the bombing of Pearl Harbor
With the invasion of Poland
With the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
With the sinking of the Lusitania
When the Confederates fired on Fort Sumter
When did the Civil War begin?
April 12, 1861
April 21, 1681
April 12, 2022
December 7, 1941
During the Civil War, the North fought to...
preserve the Union
Defend the homeland
make the world safe for democracy
encourage slavery
How did the Ku Klux Klan serve the Democratic Party?
The Klan kept many Republicans away from the polls through violence and intimidation
The klan campaigned for free for the Democratic Party
The Klan distracted the Republicans from the real issues taking place
The Klan spied on the Republican Party and warned the Democratic Party of sneaky moves.
Where did American immigrants come from around 1900?
Southern and Eastern Europe
Southern and Eastern Asia
Northern and Western Europe
Northern and Western Africa
To attack problems that came from the rapid growth of cities and industries is called…
Progressivism
Nationalism
Conservatism
Imperialism
Roosevelt’s Policy that encouraged a fair and honest opportunity for all - workers, consumers, and big business was called…
The Square Deal
The New Deal
The Circular Deal
The Fair Deal
What territories did the United States take control of as a result of its victory over the Spanish? Circle all that apply
Jamaica
Cuba
Puerto Rico
The Philippines
Guam
What event finally prompted Japan to surrender?
The dropping of the atomic bomb at Nagasaki
The dropping of the atomic bomb at Hiroshima
The attack at Pearl Harbor
The Treaty of Versailles was signed
A typical Civil War soldier was between 18 and 30 years old, a farmer, born in the United States, white, and patriotic.
True
False
A typical Civil War soldier was between 35 and 60 years old, a farmer, born in the United States, white, and patriotic.
True
False
A typical Civil War soldier was between 18 and 30 years old, a farmer, born in England, white, and patriotic.
True
False
During the Civil War, the North had the advantage of fighting on their own territory.
True
False
During the Civil War, the South had fewer resources and manpower.
True
False
President Johnson’s Reconstruction plan included 3 parts. Pardon for most white Southerners, insistence that the new state governments strongly encourage slavery, insistence that the new state governments accept the power of the Supreme Court.
True
False
President Johnson’s Reconstruction plan included 3 parts. Pardon for most white Southerners, insistence that the new state governments forbid slavery, insistence that the new state governments accept the power of the Supreme Court.
True
False
Streetcar lines changed the walking city into the streetcar city. People began to move to the city center from the suburbs because the city was popular and up and coming.
True
False
Germany resented the Treaty of Paris because it forced the United States to accept blame for the war and demanded it pay reparations.
True
False
Germany resented the Treaty of Versailles because it forced the Germans to accept blame for the war and demanded it pay reparations.
True
False
The United States leaders wanted access to China’s markets after the Spanish-American war because by taking control of the Philippines, they had gained an important foothold in the region.
True
False
The United States leaders wanted access to China’s markets after the Spanish-American war because by taking control of the Hawaiian Islands, they had gained an important foothold in the region.
True
False
The United State government sent many Japanese Americans to internment camps during World War 2.
True
False
The United State government sent many Japanese Americans to internment camps during World War 1.
True
False
The United State government sent many European Americans to internment camps during World War 2
True
False
The Battle of __________________________ halted Lee’s invasion of the North and helped turn the tide of the war.
Gettysburg
Shiloh
Bull Run
Antietam
The South won major battles at _____________________ and ___________________.
Shiloh, Antietam
Bull Run, Seven Days Battle
Shiloh, Bull Run
Antietam, 7 Days Battle
The North won major battles at _____________________ and ___________________.
Shiloh, Antietam
Bull Run, Seven Days Battle
Shiloh, Bull Run
Antietam, 7 Days Battle
Cowhands and Ranchers established a thriving ________________________ industry in the West.
cattle
sheep
corn
oil
Native Americans lost their lands in the West to __________________________ after decades of conflict.
white settlers
African Americans
Chinese Americans
the Government
___________________lived a harsh life but played an important role in the West
Women
Children
Cowhands
Native Americans
__________________________________fled the post Civil War South to find new lives in the west.
African Americans
Southern sympathizers
Plantation owners
Native Americans
__________________ faced many hardships homesteading on the Great Plains.
Farmers
Business owners
Landlords
Children
___________________________________ was an important Supreme Court decision because it held that segregation was not unconstitutional and introduced the doctrine of separate but equal.
Plessey v. Ferguson
Roe v. Wade
Dred Scott v. Sandord
Brown v. Board of Education
The policy by which stronger nations extend their economic, political or military control over weaker territories is called ___________________________.
Imperialism
Progressivism
Nationalism
Communism
America joined World War 1 in 1917 to make the world safe for ___________________.
Democracy
Facism
Communism
Nationalism
The attack on Pearl harbor prompted the U.S to enter ________________________.
World War 1
World War 2
Civil War
The American Revolution
The main ____________________ powers were Germany, Italy, Japan.
Axis
Allied
Central
Neutral
The main ____________________ powers were U.S., Great Britain, and France
Axis
Allied
Central
Neutral
