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Postwar Isolationism and Immigration Policies

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How did many Americans respond to the stressful conditions left after WWI?

a)

By embracing multiculturalism

b)

By becoming fearful of outsiders

c)

By promoting global cooperation

d)

By increasing immigration policies

2.

What does the political cartoon titled "Deporting the Reds" symbolize in the context of post-WWI America?

a)

The celebration of foreign cultures

b)

The fear and deportation of individuals seen as threats

c)

The promotion of international trade

d)

The rise of industrialization

3.

What is a key characteristic of communism as described in the material?

a)

A free economy.

b)

No private person should profit from the work of other citizens.

c)

Opportunity for all to start a business.

d)

Wide spread between rich and poor.

4.

How is Communism achieved?

a)

Through private ownership of property

b)

By collective ownership and equal distribution of resources

c)

By promoting capitalism and free markets

d)

Through individual competition and profit maximization

5.

Who owns property in Communism?

a)

The government exclusively

b)

Private individuals

c)

The community collectively

d)

Corporations and businesses

6.

According to the diagram, what happens to the cows in a communist system?

a)

The cows are sold to private owners

b)

The state takes the cows and gives you some milk

c)

The cows are shared equally among citizens

d)

The cows are left untouched by the government

7.

What event in 1917 led to the panic over Communism?

a)

The overthrow of the Czarist monarchy in Russia by revolutionaries.

b)

The signing of the Treaty of Versailles.

c)

The start of World War I.

d)

The rise of fascism in Italy.

8.

What was the primary goal of the Bolsheviks' (Russian Communists) worldwide revolution?

a)

To abolish capitalism everywhere

b)

To promote democracy worldwide

c)

To establish monarchies globally

d)

To create a global trade network

9.

What was the primary belief of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)?

a)

Capitalism and wage labor should be abolished

b)

Capitalism should be expanded globally

c)

Skilled workers should dominate the labor force

d)

Wage labor should be increased for economic growth

10.

What event caused people in the U.S. to become fearful of Communism during the postwar period?

a)

Bombs mailed to government and business leaders

b)

Economic recession

c)

The Great Depression

d)

The rise of fascism in Europe

11.

Who did people believe was trying to take over the U.S. during the postwar period?

a)

Communists

b)

Fascists

c)

Socialists

d)

Anarchists

12.

What was a notable characteristic of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti during the postwar period?

a)

They were Italian immigrants and anarchists

b)

They were political leaders in the United States

c)

They were advocates for World War I participation

d)

They were inventors of industrial machinery

13.

What did witnesses to the robbery claim about the perpetrators?

a)

They appeared to be American

b)

They appeared to be Italian

c)

They appeared to be French

d)

They appeared to be German

14.

What was the final verdict for Sacco and Vanzetti?

a)

They were acquitted.

b)

They were sentenced to life imprisonment.

c)

They were sentenced to death.

d)

They were given community service.

15.

How did the Emergency Quota Act amendment of 1924 determine the immigration limit for European nations?

a)

Based on the total population of the U.S.

b)

Based on 3% of the number of that nationality living in the U.S. in 1890

c)

Based on the economic contribution of each nation

d)

Based on the number of immigrants in 1920