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American History II

Historical Periods

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World War I started with the assassination of the archduke of Austria Hungary
The Triple Entente consisted of Great Britian, France and Russia
The most causalities in World War I were inflicted by machine guns
In 1916, which of these were Allied Powers: France, Great Britian, and Russia
The sinking of this British ocean linear with 128 Americans killed moved the United States closer to war: Lusitania
The League of Nations was proposed by Woodrow Wilson
Which president was reelected with this slogan: "He kept US out of war?" Woodrow Wilson
In March and April of 1918, Germany tried desperately to defeat these two countries before American help arrived: France and Great Britain
This event allowed the president to ask for a declaration of war was the fall of the Russian government
Commander of American Expeditionary Forces in World War I was General John J Pershing
World War I ended on November 11, 1918
This group worked to remove all German influence from American life The American Protective League
The Zimmerman Telegraph was sent to what country? Mexico
The Paris Peace Conference included 32 nations
The Big Three at the Paris Conference were Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau
The treaty signed at the send of World War I was the Treaty of Versailles
The person that is considered the founder of Black Nationalism Marcus Garvey
Became the 29th president of the United States, He promoted himself as a common man Warren G Harding
In the 1920's replaced as the center for the world banking New York replaced London
This president, elected in 1924, thought that the best government was the one that governed least Calvin Coolidge
Was elected president in 1928 Herbert Hoover
In the mid-1920's, this organization gained strength over 6 million members Ku Klux Klan (KKK)
The Scopes Trial was a test of which amendment? Emergency Act Quota
In the 1920's, African Americans moved in large numbers to First Amendment
A section of a city where a minority or economically deprived group is segregated called Northern cities
Which amendment prohibited the manufacture, sale, or transpiration of alcohol Ghetto
This act was passed to enforce the amendment which banned alcohol Volstead Act
This was a time of great cultural achievements by African Americans Harlem Renaissance
The immigration act passed in the 1920s caused immigration to drop by ? percent 85%
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