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END OF YEAR EXAM

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The situation of "separate but equal" was improved by the Civil Rights Act of 1964
Settlement houses were created because of increasing — immigrant populations
During Reconstruction, a carpetbagger was a Northerner who — took advantage of Southern hardships
Jane Addams is most recognized for her work with — settlement houses
" 8 hours for work, 8 hours for rest, 8 hours for what we will" In singing this song, what were union members asking for? Shorter workdays
President Abraham Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction included — allowing Southern states back into the Union
The growth of organized crime during the 1920s is most closely related to the — laws against making alcohol
At the end of World War I, President Woodrow Wilson proposed the establishment of the — League of Nations
Political and economic ties to which country led to United States involvement in World War I? Great Britain
Cuban independence-_____________- US emerges as a Major Power Spanish American War
The liberation of Western Europe began with the D-Day invasion of — Normandy
Thousands along California coast forces into internmnent camps The people referred to in this headline were most likely — Japanese Americans
During the 1920s, the literary and artistic movement centered on African-American culture was known as the — Harlem Renaissance
This photograph of Rosie the RIveter illustrates one way that women — were an important part of the war effort
What map would include the Warsaw Pact and NATO Europe During the Cold War
One result of the Civil Rights Movement was the passage of the — Voting Rights Act of 1965
To help rebuild the economies of Europe after World War II, the United States established the — Marshall Plan
Which term best replaces the question mark? US/Capitalism- Soviet Union/? communism
During the late 1800s, this type of sod housing was found mostly on the Great Plains because the — materials to build a shelter were limited
Westward expansion had the most negative effect on which group of people? American Indians
One major advantage of the assembly line was that it increased the — speed of production
The 13th Amendment is important because it — outlawed the practice of owning slaves
In the 1920s which new forms of entertainment became available to many Americans? Radio and movies
Which issue most contributed to the early growth of labor unions? Dangerous working conditions
During the early 20th century, this type of scene of young miners motivated labor unions to- limit employment of children
How did yellow journalism contribute to the Spanish American War? By printing news stories that were not the whole truth
Which statement is true about African Americans before moving north during the Great Migration? They faced discrimination and violence.
The World War I poster of U-boats reminded United States citizens about Germany's- use of unrestricted submarine warfare
The purpose of the 18th constitutional amendment was to- forbid the production and sale of alcohol
Which government best completes this title? extremem patriotism. individual rights denied, dictator has total power Fascist
These men were prisoners because of the German- beliefs in Aryan (white/German born) supremacy
The United States military was desegregated by President- Harry S Truman
How did the United States respond to the Soviet military build up in Cuba surrounding Cuba with a naval blockade
Examples of segregation in the early 1950s is when African Americans and whites could not learn in the same school
Which title best completes this list: organized marches, sit ins, boycotts, and freedom riders Civil Rights Movement
Which city developed into a steel-manufacturing area? Pittsburgh
The United Sates relocation policy resulted in American Indians being- ordered to leave traditional lands
Which phrase best replaces the question mark in this diagram? 13th admendment, 14th admendment, 15th admendment, Amendments that address civil rights issues
After Reconstruction, the system of segregation was supported by- Jim Crow Laws
In Brown v. Board of Education, the United States Supreme Court held that- separate but equal schools were not acceptable
What do the circular lines on this Cold War image of Cuba and the United States from the Kennedy presidency most likely represent? The reach of nuclear missiles
The Battle of Midway was important in World War II because it was where- the United States defeated the Japanese navy
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