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WorksheetsUS History EOC Review
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
Match the following
Social Security Act (1935)
passed by FDR; provided income for people over 65, disabled persons, and workman's compensation
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Prohibited segregation in public places like hotels, restaurants, and theatres
Neutrality Act
prohibited sale of weapons to nations at war in an effort to prevent US from entering WWII
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Stopped literacy test to vote; led to an increase in African American voters
Interstate Highway Act 1956
Act passed to build highways to enable faster mobilization in case of nuclear attack
What conclusion can be drawn from this photograph?
Some states required citizens to own property before they would be allowed to vote
African Americans have enjoyed the right to vote throughout U.S. History
Some Southern states sought to prevent African Americans from exercising their right to vote
This image would not be possible if not for the Fifteenth and Nineteenth Amendments.
One of the effects of mass media was that it helped to ________ the nation.
divide
unify
correlate
subdivide
Which battle is considered the turning point of the Civil War?
Battle of Antietam
Siege of Vickburg
Appomattox Courthouse
Battle of Gettysburg
What event challenged the federal government to enforce the Supreme Court rulings against discrimination in interstate transportation?
Sit-in
Boycotts
Freedom Rides
March on Washington
Group of British colonies established mainly for AGRICULTURE
Middle Colonies
Southern Colonies
New England Colonies
This was the most popular forms of entertainment and media during
the 1920’s and 30s.
Television
Newspapers
Radio
Movies
War fought between the US and Great Britain that resulted in the
US being recognized as a major world power
War of 1812
Civil War
Spanish American War
WWI
He was an inventor and a US diplomat who helped to convinced
France to assist the 13 colonies during the American Revolution
Thomas Edison
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Herbert Hoover
First African American in major league baseball
Hank Aaron
Jackie Robinson
Eugene V. Debbs
Barry Bonds
Purpose was to revise the Articles of Confederation, but wrote the
Constitution instead
Declaration of Independance
Bill of Rights
Constitutional Convention of 1787
Great Compromise
Secret plan refers to the development of the atomic bomb during
the WWII – test took place in Los Alamos New Mexico
Sputnik
Homeland Security
Seneca Falls
Manhattan Project
Russian satellite - First satellite launched into space – starts the
Space Race and leads to advancement in math and science
education
(a)
This war resulted in the US gaining land in the South Western part of the US
Spanish American War
War with Mexico
WWI
Civil War
President Johnson plans to reduce poverty in America and Head start
is part of this program known as The Great (a)
The 14th point of Wilson's plan for peace created a
North American Peace Association
United Nations
World Court
League of Nations
The Kansas-Nebraska Act concerned which issue?
the expansions of slavery into new territories
the sale of federal lands to slave owners
the right of Northerners to own slaves
the return of slaves who had escaped from the South
This time period in US History consisted of the Civil War and the struggle to end slavery.
1845-1890
1765-1776
1865-1877
1861-1865
The 14th Amendment was proposed by Congress in response to which of the following?
the emergence of white resistance to the civil rights movement
the passage of the Black Codes in the South
the rise of violence against emancipated slaves
the attempts of Democrats to limit the voting rights of African Americans
Why does the cartoon depict Roosevelt carrying his "big stick" through the Caribbean?
Roosevelt felt that the United States had a moral responsibility to protect citizens from civil unrest in Caribbean nations.
Roosevelt wanted to seize control of resources available in the Caribbean to promote U.S. business interests.
Roosevelt believed that a strong military presence in the Caribbean was needed to protect the United States from attack by Latin American nations.
Roosevelt believed that an aggressive foreign policy was needed to prevent Caribbean nations from incurring major debts with European nations.
13th Amendment
Abolished slavery
14th Amendment
Gave citizenship to all US born people
15th Amendment
Gave voting rights to African American males
19th Amendment
gave women the right to vote
Men who were sent by Jefferson to explore the Louisiana Purchase.
Mapped out the region and brought back valuable information
Marquis and Lafayette
Lloyd and William
Lewis and Clark
Jefferson and Polk
What effect did the railroad development on the map have on the U.S. economy?
Northern cities and factories grew at a fast rate.
Western cities began to outproduce the east
Slavery was minimized due to industrialization
Southerners no longer relied upon rivers to move their cotton
What was one effect of the Treaty of Paris 1763?
The French gained a huge amount of land in North American had had been claimed by the British.
The British gained a huge amount of land in North American had had been claimed by the French.
The Native American Indians were able to take control of their land.
The Treaty formally ended the American Revolution.
Stamp Act
Prior to the American Revolution Britain placed a this tax on all
printed materials
Espionage Act
Illegal to interfere with the
draft, sale of liberty bonds, or speak against the government
Chinese Exclusion Act
Restricted immigrants from China because American were afraid
immigrants would take jobs away
Patriot Act of 2001
gave government authority to obtain personal information in pursuit of stopping terrorism post 911
As a result of WWI, many Americans became worried of
Communism sweeping across America; mass hysteria followed
known as _______________
McCarthyism
the Baby Boom
the Red Scare
the Progressive Movement
Located in New York. Created a water route from Lake Erie to the
Hudson River. Help New York become a powerful city
Panama Canal
Erie Canal
Manhattan Canal
Liberty Canal
This industry created a large demand for steel.
Oil Industry
Farming Industry
Railroad Industry
Newspaper Industry
Franklin D Roosevelt policy of picking Supreme Court Justices (pack
the Court)that would favor his New Deal Policies, thus he could get
more bills passed
Court Packing
Roosevelt Corrolary
14 Points
Warren Court
Pamphlet written by Thomas Pain that encouraged colonist to break
away from England. Was written in and easy language to
understand, thus was read by many people
The Jungle
Common Sense
Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Members of congress who wanted to punish the south for the Civil
War
Federalists
Democrats
Anti Federalists
Radical Rebublicans
FDR’s plan to bring America out of the Great Depression, received
criticism for costing millions of dollars and the use of deficit
spending was called the ___ ____
(a)
The US fought this war in Asia to stop the spread of communism and
prevent South Vietnam from falling into the hand of communist
Korean War
Vietnam War
Chinese American War
One of the most influential Jazz singers of the 1920’s. Well known
for his “scat” singing.
Louis Armstrong
Jackie Robinson
Dred Scott
Fredrick Douglas
Is this image for Women’s Suffrage or against?
For
Against
Period of time during the 1930’s where the Plain region suffered from a drought and erosion caused by over farming. Huge sand storms rages across hundreds of miles.
Dust Bowl
Lard Bowl
Super Bowl
Progressive Era
D-Day was the effort to liberate which continent?
Asia
Africa
Britain
Europe
Dr. Martin Luther King wrote a letter from jail in this city – the letter stated his view on civil rights, civil disobedience
Albany, Georgia
Brooklyn, New York
Birmingham, Alabama
Nashville, Tennessee
Progressives
Wanted to reform and regulate businesses and government practices in the late 1800s.
Anti-Federalists
Didn’t support the new US Constitution; favored small/weak federal government; States Rights
Federalists
Favored the US Constitution; more powers for the Federal government, National Bank
Daughters of Liberty
Created homespun and homemade products to aid in the boycott of British taxes
Federal department created after 911 to protect the US from further terroristic attacks
Sputnik
Homeland Security
Seneca Falls
Manhattan Project
Location of the first women's rights convention
Sputnik
Homeland Security
Seneca Falls
Manhattan Project
1898 – war between US and Spain – lasted 3 months…involved yellow journalism. US won the war – Cuba gained independence
Spanish American War
War with Mexico
WWI
Civil War
1860-65, Lincoln sought to preserve the Union, fought over states rights, tariffs, and the issue of slavery
Spanish American War
War with Mexico
WWI
Civil War
After this war Americans began to move outside of the city into neighborhoods , used new highways called interstates, and enjoyed a new form of entertainment called the television
Spanish American War
War with Mexico
WWII
Civil War
Shanty villages made of homeless people who lived in shacks. Name after President Herbert Hoover (During the Great Depression)
(a)
(a) Was viewed as a weak President due to the (b) of the 1970's; one accomplishment was (c) which brought peace between (d) and Israel.
Thomas Jefferson
3rd President, struggled over whether or not to buy Louisiana territory
George Washington
In his farewell address, he warned about alliances with other countries
Harry S. Truman
President that Aided the Civil rights movement by integrating the US military
James K. Polk
Known as the expansionist president; instrumental in acquiring new lands for US; Manifest Destiny
James Madison
Father of the Constitution
Upton Sinclair would be considered a muckraker for his book, (a) exposing the poor working conditions in the (b) industry.
Officially stated separate but equal was legal
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Brown vs. Board of Education
Jim Crow
Harpers Ferry
Jacob Riis
Used photography to bring attention to deplorable living conditions of New York slums.
Fredrick Douglass
runaway slave who used his popularity to gain support for the abolitionist movement
Ida Tarbell
Exposed corruption in the Standard Oil Company
A. Philip Randolph
Civil Rights leader - Marched on Washington to protest segregation in the military
The Gremke Sisters
White female abolitionists who called for an end to slavery
This invention increased the demand for slavery
Railroads
Plow
Cotton Gin
Automobiles
Cold War
United States engaged in a struggle for world supremacy with the Communist Soviet Union (1945-1990)
War on Terror
Issued by Bush in response to 9/11
Pullman Strike
Strike led by Eugene Debbs which ended when the gov sent in troops to break it up
Battle of Midway
Key turning point of WWII on the Pacific front
Cuban Missile Crisis
USSR placed nuclear weapons in Cuba. The US set up a blockade. Us and USSR came very close to war.
Terrible journey slaves took when they crossed the Atlantic Ocean. Also was a “leg” of the triangular trade route
Middle Passage
Manifest Destiny
Trail of Tears
Underground Railroad
Supreme Court case that declared slaves as property not citizens and that the Federal government couldn’t outlaw slavery in territories.
Roe v Wade
Dred Scott v Sanford
Brown v Board of Education
Plessy v Ferguson
Organized by WEB Du Bois – was an organization that sought to help protect the rights and freedoms of African Americans
NAACP
The Black Panthers
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference
The National Urban League
Led by Chief Justice Earl Warren – famous for his use of authority to bring about social change
Environmental Movement
Salutary Neglect
Great Migration
Warren Court
Silent Spring, Earth Day, EPA are all associated with this
Environmental Movement
Salutary Neglect
Great Migration
Warren Court
John L. O'Sullivan coined the this term which describes American beliefs that it was Gods will for the US to control all land between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
Medicare
Salutary Neglect
McCarthyism
Manifest Destiny
Was started in 1965 by John’s Great Society program to provide health insurance to people living in poverty
Social Security
McCarthyism
Medicare
SCLC
Led by Chief Justice Earl Warren – famous for his use of authority to bring about social change
Environmental Movement
Salutary Neglect
Great Migration
Warren Court
Period of relaxed British policies when the American colonies were free to govern themselves; the idea of self-government through town meetings and elected representatives
Medicare
Salutary Neglect
McCarthyism
Manifest Destiny
Senator Joseph McCarthy was convened Communist had infiltrated our government – paranoid, crazy , view about the fear of Communism
Medicare
Salutary Neglect
McCarthyism
Manifest Destiny
Civil rights leaders sought to unite leaders from the black community and bring about an end to segregation. Led the Albany Movement
Great Migration
McCarthyism
March on Washington
SCLC
Great Migration
After WWI many African American moved up north to find jobs in factories
Great Society
Pres. Johnson’s agenda as president; included “war on poverty,” education reform, Medicare/Medicaid
Great Compromise
This compromise created a bicameral legislature (Senate and House of Representatives)
Missouri Compromise
Attempt to maintain balance of slave and non slave representation – Maine-Free & Missouri- Slave
Compromise of 1850
Allowed California to enter as a free state, but Utah and New Mexico to enter the US and vote
Martin Luther King made his famous civil Rights Speech “I have a Dream”
Great Migration
Seneca Falls
March on Washington
Harlem Renaissance
An explosion of African American culture in the 1920s; brought national attention to African American artist, authors, and politicians
Great Migration
Baby Boom
March on Washington
Harlem Renaissance
Period after WWII where there was a dramatic increase in population
Great Migration
Baby Boom
March on Washington
Harlem Renaissance
Winter encampment of George Washington’s Army during the American Revolution where the Continental Army was trained with the help of Baron von Steuben and Marquis de Lafayette
Ft. Sumter
Valley Forge
Wounded Knee
Yorktown
Last armed conflict between American government and native Americans
Ft. Sumter
Valley Forge
Wounded Knee
Yorktown
First shots of the Civil War were fired here
Ft. Sumter
Valley Forge
Wounded Knee
Yorktown
Last battle of the American Revolution – where Cornwallis surrendered
Ft. Sumter
Valley Forge
Vicksburg
Yorktown
The loss of the city of (a) split the Confederacy in half during the Civil War and gave the Union control of the Mississippi River.
Scandal which occurred during Ronald Reagan Presidency. Members of his administration sold weapons to Iran in exchange for freeing hostages and illegally funneled money to Nicaragua
Watergate Scandal
Teapot Dome Scandal
Iran- Contra Affair
Pentagon Papers
This invention had the greatest impact on American culture from 1940-1970
Television
Radio
Newspapers
Movies
This was the most popular form of entertainment and media during the 1920’s and 30s.
Television
Radio
Newspapers
Movies
Washington and his army crossed this river and led a surprise attack at Trenton and Princeton – resulted in a much needed victory
Delaware
Mississippi
Hudson
Potomac
William Lloyd Garrison
Abolitionist who published The Liberator
Marquis de Lafayette
French soldier who helped Washington and the Continental army during the American Revolution
Montesquieu
His ideas regarding movement influenced the framers of our constitution
Cesar Chavez
Organized the United Farm Workers to protect the right of Hispanic immigrants
William T. Sherman
Burned Atlanta then marched to the Sea and left a path of destruction (Civil War)
Connected the east to the west – made travel out west possible and helped to complete manifest destiny
Transcontinental Railroad
Pony Express
Lewis and Clark Expedition
Homestead Act
Transformed the role of the First Lady – very active in politics. Often made appearances for her husband to hide his disability.
Martha Washington
Abigail Adams
Eleanor Roosevelt
Dolley Madison
Lincoln gave this eloquent speech that outlines his desire to preserve the Union
Declaration of Independence
Emancipation Proclamation
Gettysburg Address
Second Inaugural Address
Richard Nixon
The only President to ever resign (due to Watergate)
John F. Kennedy
He defeated Nixon for President due to his popularity and good looks on television
Bill Clinton
2nd President to be impeached – he lied to a Grand Jury about his relationship with Monica Lewinski
Woodrow Wilson
He was president during WWI, His plan for peace was called the Fourteen points
John C. Calhoun
South Carolina Senator – champion for States Rights – involved in the Nullification Crisis (tariffs)
Was the first President to recognize the Communist Government of China, negotiated SALTI with the Soviet Union (peace treaty), used dente (negotiate) rather than intensify problem with the communist.
L.B. Johnson
Nixon
Kennedy
Reagan
Unrestricted submarine warfare, Zimmerman Telegram, sinking of the Lusitania
Causes of WWII
Causes of Pearl Harbor
Causes of WWI
Causes of the Cold War
Alexander Graham Bell
Invented the telephone
Thomas Edison
invented the light bulb, phonograph, & movie cameras
Henry Ford
Used the assembly line and mass production to create the first affordable car
John D. Rockefeller
Created the Standard Oil Company which was the nation’s first trust
What were 'Hoovervilles'?
Homeless encampments during the early Great Depression.
Temporary shelters for those affected by natural disasters.
'Worker's cities' created by the New Deal
Centers for providing medical aid and food to the needy
What did the U.S. Supreme Court rule in the case of Dred Scott Vs. Sandford from 1857?
The court ruled that slavery and the 13th Amendment were unconstitutional
The court ruled that slavery should end immediately
The court ruled that slaves were property, not citizens
The court ruled that slaves were citizens and could sue in court for their freedom
After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor during WWII. The American Gov. ordered all people of Japanese ancestors to be relocated in these
Internment Camps
Detention Centers
Refugee Centers
Concentration Camps
Two popular inventions of the 1920s are radio and (a) .
Stated that the US would not hesitate to assist any nation in the Middle East threatened by Communism (during Cold War)
Truman Doctrine
Marshall Plan
Eisenhower Doctrine
Berlin Airlift
Official foreign policy of the United States AFTER WWII to keep Communism from spreading
Isolationism
Containment
Expansionism
Interventionism
movement championed greater rights for the common man and opposed to any signs of aristocracy in the nation
The American Revolution
Jacksonian Democracy
The Industrial Revolution
The Great Awakening
Policy which stated that European countries should interfere with North or South American “hands off”
Treaty of Versailles
Marshall Plan
NATO
Monroe Doctrine
537 decided this Presidential election. Votes hinged on the state of Florida which had to be recounted. Closest race in history. George W. Bush won.
2004
2000
1996
2008
Caused by overproduction, under-consumption, Buying on Margin, speculation
Stock Market Crash
Great Depression
Inflation
Recession
This colony survived because they leaned to grow tobacco
Jamestown
Plymouth
Roanoke
Santa Fe
