Ch WWIPre-WWI Imperialism Post-WWI: Foreign Affairs (1) Post WWI : American Society (2) Post WWI : American Society

The indents involving the Sussex and Lusitania centered on…. 1.The rights of neutrals 2.British violations of America rights 3.The use of chemical warfare 4.Trench warfare

After war broke out in Europe in 1914, what event increased tensions between the U.S. and Germany? 1.U.S. military aid to the Allied Forces 2.Pres. Wilson’s 14 Points 3.U.S. Senate’s rejection of the Treaty of Versailles 4.Zimmermann Telegram

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What impact did the Bolshevik Revolution have on U.S.-Russian relations? 1.The U.S. promptly recognized the new Communist Government 2.The U.S. welcomed the end of the Romanov Dynasty 3.Relations between the two nations deteriorated 4.American investors increased investment in Russian exports

By proclaiming the Open Door Policy in 1899, the U.S. was attempting to 1.Prevent European countries from colonizing the Western Hemisphere 2.Keep Japan from attacking and colonizing China 3.Ensue equal trading opportunities in China 4.Increase trade between Russia and the United States

What was the famous uprising against Western foreigners in China in 1900? 1.Boxer Rebellion 2.Turner’s Rebellion 3.Shay’s Rebellion 4.Whiskey Rebellion

What was the immediate cause of the Spanish-American War? 1.The sinking of the Lusitania 2.The sinking of the Maine 3.The violence of General Weyler 4.The opening of the Panama Canal

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What was the U.S. purpose in building the Panama Canal? 1.To connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans 2.To raise the standard of living in South America 3.To enforce the Monroe Doctrine in Latin America 4.To create income for the U.S. by charging tolls

What American leader developed the concept of the League of Nations in his Fourteen Points? 1.Theodore Roosevelt 2.Franklin Roosevelt 3.Winston Churchill 4.Woodrow Wilson

What was the main purpose of the Kellogg- Briand Pact? 1.To limit immigration into the U.S. 2.To support collective bargaining. 3.To preserve world peace by outlawing war. 4.To encourage migration to cities.

Which of the following did most Americans favor at the end of World War One? 1.A return to normalcy? 2.A return to an agricultural society 3.Heavy regulation of business 4.Joining the League of Nations

Why were the 1920s referred to as the “roaring” or “booming” twenties? 1.Prohibition limited the growth of the alcohol industry. 2.Immigration was restricted. 3.Most women campaigned for an equal rights amendment. 4.New industries lead to economic wealth

The Palmer Raids were part of the … 1.Prohibition era. 2.Red Scare. 3.Harlem Renaissance. 4.Teapot Dome Scandal

Which issue was the focus of the Supreme Court decision in Schenck v. U.S. (1919)? 1.Relocation of ethnic minority groups. 2.Freedom of speech for war protesters. 3.Use of detention camps for enemy aliens. 4.Integration of military forces.

What did the Sacco and Vanzetti trial reveal about the feelings of many Americans in 1919? 1.Resentment surfaced over the flood of African Americans into Northern Cities. 2.Americans still blamed Germany for the War (WWI). 3.Many American were unable to accept women in the workplace. 4.A strong fear of foreigners existed in the U.S.

What nation did not sign the Versailles Treaty? 1.Britain 2.United States 3.France 4.Germany

What was the nickname of President William Howard Taft’s plan for expanding economic ties between the U.S. and Latin America? 1.Free trade. 2.Roosevelt Corollary. 3.Monroe Doctrine. 4.Dollar diplomacy.

Which U.S. President began the Good Neighbor Policy? 1.Franklin Roosevelt 2.Calvin Coolidge 3.Warren G. Harding 4.Dwight D. Eisenhower

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