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Unit 6 History Test

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What did the intellectuals challenge during the Progressive Era?
Which state was the nation’s “laboratory of democracy” at the turn of the century?
What arguments did suffragettes put forward on behalf of women’s right to vote in northern states in the early twentieth century?
What was the Mann Act of 1910?
Why did Republicans nominate Theodore Roosevelt as William McKinley’s running mate?
Why did progressives in the Republican Party abandon William Howard Taft in 1912?
Describe William Howard Taft as Theodore Roosevelt’s successor.
What posed the biggest threat to the Panama Canal construction project?
Why did Americans during the 1860s and 1870s not favor external expansion?
Why did many American businessmen favor expansion overseas?
Why did President William McKinley have little enthusiasm for war?
Summarizes the Teller Amendment of 1898
How many American troops died in the capture of Manila in spring 1898?
Out of the 2,900 American lives lost in the conquest of Cuba, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico, how many died from combat?
Describe the United States Supreme Court ruling in the insular cases.
Why was genuine neutrality difficult to achieve for the United States during World War I?
Why did German U-boats not follow international maritime law at the time?
What did most observers from all countries agree on in August 1914?
How many Americans evaded the draft by refusing to register or by not responding when called during WWI?
During World War I, what did U.S. senators do in response to the complaints of white soldiers refusing to serve under a black officer
What was a new innovation crucial for growing sales of consumer goods in the 1920s?
What was exceptional about Charles Lindbergh’s flight across the Atlantic in 1927?
Why did the prices for farm products fall so precipitously in 1920?
In 1926, Congress moved the tax rate on income of $1 million from 66% to what?
Out of twenty Latin American nations, how many were free of any kind of U.S. management or intervention in 1924?
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