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WorksheetsEOC Review Reporting Category 3
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 55mins
What was the name for the secret project to build an atomic bomb?
Manhattan Project
Tuskegee Airben
Secret Boom
Normandy
Which act permitted the US to sell arms to warring countries on a cash & carry basis?
Neutrality Act 1939
Lend-Lease Act
Anschluss
Double V
What is the name of the Allied military strategy in the Pacific Ocean?
firebomb
island hopping
kamikaze
blitzkrieg
At first many Americans were against the war and supported ________________________.
fascism
communism
isolationism
internationalism
The purpose of the Nuremberg Trials was to
test the newly developed atomic bomb.
determine how the holocaust happened.
punish German leaders for war crimes.
remove the emperor of Japan from power.
The turning point in the war against Japan in the Pacific was the
Battle of Midway.
bombing of Pearl Harbor.
internment of Japanese Americans.
Battle of the Bulge.
allowed economic assistance to the Allies
Lend Lease Act
Selective Service Act
Four Freedoms
Executive Order 9066
NOT one of the Four Freedoms
freedom to conquer the world
freedom from want
freedom from fear
freedom of speech
The law which allowed the US to lend or lease arms to any country deemed necessary to our defense was called
The Neutrality Act 0f 1935
The Lend-Lease Act
The Fair Trade Act
None of these
Which Japanese cities were attacked with the Atomic bomb by the United States?
Tokyo & Osaka
Beijing & Shanghai
Hiroshima & Nagasaki
Seoul & Pyongyang
What is the system of rationing ?
the production of war time goods
another way of feeding the country
Families recieved a fixed amount of a certain item to conserve for the war effort
the system that brought the United States into Production of food
What group of people were placed in internment camps inside the United States during World War II
Japanese
Chinese
factory workers
Jews
The internment of Japanese Americans during World War II was officially upheld by which government action?
a constitutional amendment
an executive order of the president
a proclamation by the governor of California
a decision of the Supreme Court
Which describes Executive Order 9066?
To create a draft lottery system for military service
It officially brought the U.S. into World War II
It forced Japanese-Americans into internment camps against their will
It forced the repatriation of Mexican Americans to reduce job competition
What were the defining characteristics of the Cold War?
Prohibition, Flappers, Jazz
Arms Race, Space Race, Red Scare
Holocaust, Nazi Germany, Pearl Harbor
Poverty, Unemployment, Dust Bowl
What foreign policy guided American presidents during the Cold War to stop the spread of communism?
Open Door Policy
Dollar Diplomacy
Big Stick Policy
Containment
What American policy provided Western European countries financial assistance so they could recover from WWII?
Marshall Plan
Domino Theory
Truman Doctrine
Big Stick Policy
What individual/group contributed to the Red Scare and accused American citizens of being communists?
Martin Luther King & Black Panthers
Jane Addams & Settlement Houses
Joseph McCarthy & HUAC
Cesar Chavez & United Farmworkers Union
What happened as a result of the launch of Sputnik in 1957?
It started the space race.
U.S. began to invest more money into math & science education.
The U.S. started NASA.
All of the above
During what event did the U.S. bypass a Soviet blockade without provoking a military conflict?
Berlin Airlift
Cuban Missile Crisis
Korean War
Vietnam War
During the Cuban Missile Crisis, what did JFK do when he heard that the Soviet Union was construction a missile site in Cuba.
JFK gave into the Soviet demands.
JFK bombed the Soviet Union with an atomic bomb.
JFK ordered a naval blockade of Cuba.
JFK invaded Cuba from Guantanamo Bay.
How did the G.I. Bill contribute to the economic prosperity of the 1950s?
It decreased consumer spending.
It allowed Veterans to get an education and buy homes in suburbs.
It offered incentives under the Bracero Program to temporary laborers.
It created federal domestic programs as part of the Great Society.
After WWII what happened to the population of the U.S?
The population moved westward as a result of the railroad.
African Americans moved north as part of the Great Migration.
The population shifted from the Rust Belt to the Sun Belt.
The population grew due to the Baby Boom.
What did those in the counter-culture do when the government escalated deployment of troops in Vietnam and implemented a draft?
The counter-culture organized protests.
There were mass anti-war demonstrations.
Some individuals burned their draft cards.
All of the above
What wars were fought during the Cold War as a result of containment and the Domino Theory?
Korean & Vietnam War
WWI & WWII
Civil War & Spanish American War
Persian Gulf & War on Terror
What law did Congress pass to limit the military authority of the executive branch in order to avoid another Vietnam?
Marshall Plan
New Deal
War Powers Act
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
What amendment was passed to lower the voting age because it was unfair that 18-20 year olds were fighting in Vietnam but couldn't vote.
18th
22nd
24th
26th
How did the media (television) impact the Vietnam War?
Negative press coverage contributed to the public disillusionment with the war.
The positive press coverage encouraged enlistment in the military.
The impact of the media in Vietnam was rather minimal.
The media showed that the majority of Americans supported the war effort.
What is significant about the 38th parallel?
It divides Western and Eastern Europe, this line is also described as the Iron Curtain
The division between North and South Korea
The division between China and North Korea, also known as the Iron Curtain.
The 38th parallel was the location of all communist satellite nations.
What is NATO?
A military alliance between Western European Countries, the U.S. and Canada.
A military alliance between Western European Countries, the Soviet Union and China.
A military alliance between Eastern European Countries, Including the Soviet Union and its satellite nations.
A military alliance between Eastern European Countries.
What theory caused the U.S. to enter the Vietnam War in order to stop the expansion of communism across Southeast Asia?
Marshall Plan
Domino Theory
Open Door Policy
Dollar Diplomacy
What policy implemented in the Cold War said the U.S. would give military aid to a country that needed to resist communism?
Marshall Plan
Truman Doctrine
Domino Theory
Open Door Policy
How did the Marshall Plan aim to contain the spread of communism?
It built up the western European armed forces.
It helped rebuild and strengthen European economies.
It forced Americans to take loyalty oaths to avoid losing their jobs.
It created a military alliance among western European and North American nations.
Which choice best describes the Second Red Scare ?
the use of military force to put down civil unrest in American cities
the use of accusations, blacklisting, and investigations against suspected communists
the effort to expand civil rights protections to more groups of Americans
the use of unethical searches and unfounded proclamations of a planned communist revolution in America by Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer
According to the source and using your knowledge of US History, which of the following is most correct regarding the conflict in Korea?
Both sides at one point made strong advances into their opposition at certain points but fought the war to a stalemate.
Neither side was able to advance very much and the war was essentially a stalemate in the end.
North Korea was able to make a strong push far into South Korea early into the war and nearly captured the southern city of Pusan . South Korea with the help of China was able to push them back.
South Korea was able to make a strong push far into North Korea with the help of the Soviet Union.
Growth of suburbs, middle-class, and development of interstate highway system are effects of-
financial decline after WW1
economic success after Spanish American War
financial gain during the Gilded Age
economic prosperity after WW2
The practice of making accusations of subversion or treason, especially when related to communism, without any proper regard for evidence.
McCarthyism
Blitzkrieg
Hollywood 10
HUAC Act
It was most frequently used to describe public skepticism about the Lyndon B. Johnson administration's statements and policies on the Vietnam War.
Credibility Gap
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Wars Power Act
Vietnamization
Movie producers, directors, & screenwriters accused of possible communists affiliations
Hollywood Trio
Hollywood 10
Cinema reds
Reds United
Glasnost is best characterized as
a form of re-Stalinization
a restructuring of the economy
a form of central planning
a form of political liberalization
What do Mikhail Gorbachev's policies of Glasnost & Perestroika mean in English?
crash & burn
Tear down this wall
openness & restructuring
democracy & capitalism
OPEC
a foreign policy advocated by Henry Kissinger in the Nixon administration based on consideration of a nation’s power rather than its ideals or moral principles
a five-year agreement b/w the US and the USSR, signed in 1972, that limited the nations’ numbers of ICBMs and submarine-launched missiles
a policy that seeks to correct the effects of past discrimination by favoring the groups who were previously disadvantaged
an economic association of oil-producing nations that can set oil prices
Détente
an economic association of oil-producing nations that can set oil prices
the process of accusing a public official of wrongdoing
the flexible policy, involving a willingness to negotiate and an easing of tensions, that was adopted by Nixon and his adviser, Kissinger, in their dealings with communist nations
a foreign policy advocated by Henry Kissinger in the Nixon administration based on consideration of a nation’s power rather than its ideals or moral principles
SALT I Treaty
the process of accusing a public official of wrongdoing
a five-year agreement b/w the US and the USSR, signed in 1972, that limited the nations’ numbers of ICBMs and submarine-launched missiles
a foreign policy advocated by Henry Kissinger in the Nixon administration based on consideration of a nation’s power rather than its ideals or moral principles
a policy that seeks to correct the effects of past discrimination by favoring the groups who were previously disadvantaged
Camp David Accords
the late-20th-century alliance of conservative special-interest groups concerned with cultural, social and moral issues
a 1993 treaty that lowered tariffs and brought Mexico into the free-trade zone est by the US and Canada
historic agreement b/w Israel and Egypt, reached in negotiations at Camp David in 1978
a name given to the resignation of the US attorney general and the firing of his deputy in Oct of 1973, after they refused to carry out Nixon’s order to fire the special prosecutor investigating the Watergate affair
Affirmative Action
a policy that seeks to correct the effects of past discrimination by favoring the groups who were previously disadvantaged
a 1993 treaty that lowered tariffs and brought Mexico into the free-trade zone est by the US and Canada
historic agreement b/w Israel and Egypt, reached in negotiations at Camp David in 1978
the economic policies focused on budget cuts and granting of large tax cuts in order to increase private investments
Reaganomics
the flexible policy, involving a willingness to negotiate and an easing of tensions, that was adopted by Nixon and his adviser, Kissinger, in their dealings with communist nations
1. a foreign policy advocated by Henry Kissinger in the Nixon administration based on consideration of a nation’s power rather than its ideals or moral principles
the economic policies focused on budget cuts and granting of large tax cuts in order to increase private investments
a 1993 treaty that lowered tariffs and brought Mexico into the free-trade zone est by the US and Canada
NAFTA
the flexible policy, involving a willingness to negotiate and an easing of tensions, that was adopted by Nixon and his adviser, Kissinger, in their dealings with communist nations
historic agreement b/w Israel and Egypt, reached in negotiations at Camp David in 1978
a 1993 treaty that lowered tariffs and brought Mexico into the free-trade zone est by the US and Canada
a foreign policy advocated by Henry Kissinger in the Nixon administration based on consideration of a nation’s power rather than its ideals or moral principles
Which international peacekeeping organization created the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
The United Nations
The World Health Organization
NATO
The Organization of American States
What civil rights tactic is seen in this newpaper?
Civil disobedience
Militant action
Black separatism
Popular sovereignty
How does the image promote the Black Panthers idea of "Black Power?"
Their actions led to increased cooperation with police
The developed programs to help their communities
They opposed integrated schools
They encouraged outright violence
How did the Black Panthers differ from the NAACP?
Black Panthers were against racial segregation in public
Black Panthers repeatedly filed lawsuits in federal courts
Black Panthers were prepared to use weapons
Black Panthers tried to repeal the 2nd amendment, the right to bear arms
“Well, Mr. Kennedy…........... Hence we settled the idea of a march where we would have thousands and thousands of people who would set their bodies in motion in the interest of the achievement of a great objective such as freedom, human dignity, equality, and jobs…” A. Philip Randolph, 1963
What Civil Rights Movement event is talked about in the quote?
Greensboro Sit-In
Little Rock Nine
Freedom Summer
March on Washington for Jobs & Freedom
Based on the image what can be inferred about the Freedom Rides?
White college students traveled to southern states to protest integration
Young, white Americans supported equal rights for African Americans
Freedom Riders were prepared to use violence if needed
Americans roade buses into the cities to prevent integration
What was an impact of the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
lowered the voting age to 18
protected African American suffrage
increased women's rights with the Equal Rights Amendment
extended Brown v Board of Education to all public places
Which was a demand for the Chicano Movement
and the American Indian Movement?
passage of the Equal Rights Amendment
protected voting rights
equal rights and more opportunities
recognition as independent nations
The Feminine Mystique can be described as.........
Women were pawns in a male dominated world and had no real power
Life as a wife and mother should be enough
Women's suffrage was enough to satisfy equality
Being a homemaker was not enough the women should pursue a career
What did the outcomes of Roe v. Wade and Brown v. Board of Education
show about the court?
The court took on controversial cases to advance social issues of the time.
The court's ability to promote civil rights was limited because of protests.
The court stressed national security over civil liberties.
The court reaffirmed states rights over controversial issues.
Which best completes the diagram?
made individual rights a priority
protected the right of the accused
supported the rights of minorities
expanded affirmative action programs
Betty Friedan wrote what book in 1963 that became the symbol for the Women's Rights Movement?
The Feminine Mystique
Das Kapital
The Trouble with Women
Walden Pond
How did Cesar Chavez help change the lives of Chicano migrant workers?
He got other people together, gave speeches, and led marches.
He went to court to ask for fair treatment.
Chavez helped his mother work in the fields.
Chavez led a march across a bridge in protest of mistreatment.
What group did Cesar Chavez start?
Migrant Workers in America
Future Farmers of America
Migrant Rights Matter
United Farm Workers
What was the primary goal of the "Great Society" programs of JFK and LBJ? (examples: Food Stamps; HUD; Medicare)
Regulation of cabinet level government agencies
Federal guarantees of income
Limitations on government expenditures
The creation of programs to alleviate poverty
What did the National Organization of Women (NOW) see as its major goal in the 1960's?
obtaining the right for women to vote
laws that would allow women to own property
guaranteeing women equal pay for equal work
enabling women to stay at home and be housewives
The movements led by Dr. King and Cesar Chavez were similar in that both -
used civil disobedience to bring about social change
supported attempts to overthrow the government
boycotted agricultural crops
were elected to national political office
What was the significance of sending federal troops to protect African-American students in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1957?
It showed that the government would enforce court decisions on integration.
It was the first time martial law had been declared in the united states
It proved that the federal government was weak.
It showed that states' governments had full control over education.
Supreme Court case in which the justices ruled unanimously that racial segregation of children in public schools was unconstitutional.
Sweatt V. Painter
Brown V. Board of Education
Plessy V. Ferguson
Hernandez V. Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson's legacy to end poverty, reducing crime, abolishing inequality and improving the environment -
Voting Rights Act of 1965
The Great Society
Equal Pay Act
Title IX
