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Froggy Jumps US History: 1910s–1930s QuizOnline version US history basics by Kamryn 1 What does it mean that the United States followed an isolationist policy at the start of WWI? a The US immediately declared war to aid Britain. b The United States remained neutral and avoided entangling alliances. c The US joined the Central Powers early in the war. 2 According to Woodrow Wilson, why did the U.S. enter WWI? a to secure oil reserves in Europe b to make the world safe for democracy c to expand U.S. territory 3 How did the Zimmermann Telegram influence U.S. involvement in the war? a It outlined the U.S. alliance with Britain. b It proposed Mexico as an ally against the U.S., prompting entry into the war. c It revealed German plans to invade Canada. 4 What was one major difference between the Treaty of Versailles and Wilson’s Fourteen Points? a Versailles ignored Germany; Wilson supported imperial conquest. b Versailles encouraged democracy; Wilson supported monarchical rule in Europe c Versailles was punitive toward Germany; Wilson promoted self-determination. 5 Why was the Treaty of Versailles blamed for helping cause WWII? a It provided too little punishment for all combatants. b It unified all European nations under a single government. c It imposed harsh terms on Germany that fostered resentment. 6 What was the purpose of the League of Nations? a To enforce strict colonial empires b To prevent wars through collective security and diplomacy c To replace national governments with a world parliament 7 What was the Harlem Renaissance? a A sports league formed in New York b Cultural, artistic, and literary flowering of African Americans in the 1920s c A new economic policy for Harlem businesses 8 What does a suffragist fight for? a Labor rights for men b Prohibition of all alcohol c Women's right to vote 9 What was the Great Migration and why did it happen? a Immigrants moved south for new opportunities b African Americans moved north for jobs and to escape segregation c European colonists moved west for land 10 What were speakeasies and why did they exist during Prohibition? a Government-run taverns b Public schools that served alcohol c Illegal bars selling liquor 11 What is nativism? a A celebration of immigration policies b Preference for native-born citizens over immigrants c Advocacy for native languages only 12 How did buying stocks on margin affect the economy in the 1920s? a Eliminated debt in the stock market b Allowed buying on credit and boosted speculation c Guaranteed profits for all investors 13 What was the Great Depression? a An economic boom during the 1920s b Severe worldwide economic downturn in the 1930s c A short postwar recession in the 1940s 14 What event triggered the Great Depression? a World War II onset b Hyperinflation in the 1920s c Stock market crash of 1929 15 What were Hoovervilles? a Privately funded luxury camps for the wealthy b Government housing for veterans only c Makeshift shantytowns of the unemployed during the Depression 16 How did Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt differ in handling the Great Depression? a Hoover favored voluntary measures; Roosevelt implemented the New Deal b Hoover expanded social programs; Roosevelt reduced government 17 What was the New Deal and what were its main goals? a A set of programs to relief, recovery, and reform b A foreign policy initiative to balance budgets c A military alliance system for Europe 18 What happened to unemployment between 1929 and 1933? a Unemployment dropped to near zero b Unemployment rose dramatically, reaching about 25% by 1933 c Unemployment stayed around 5% 19 What event started World War I? a The invasion of Poland in 1939 b The bombing of Pearl Harbor c The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 20 Why did Prohibition fail and what was one consequence of it? a Illegal speakeasies and bootlegging led to increased crime b It eliminated crime but increased taxes c It unified the nation and reduced bootlegging

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US History: 1910s–1930s QuizOnline version

by Kamryn

What does it mean that the United States followed an isolationist policy at the start of WWI?

According to Woodrow Wilson, why did the U.S. enter WWI?

How did the Zimmermann Telegram influence U.S. involvement in the war?

What was one major difference between the Treaty of Versailles and Wilson’s Fourteen Points?

Why was the Treaty of Versailles blamed for helping cause WWII?

What was the purpose of the League of Nations?

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

What does a suffragist fight for?

What was the Great Migration and why did it happen?

What were speakeasies and why did they exist during Prohibition?

What is nativism?

How did buying stocks on margin affect the economy in the 1920s?

What was the Great Depression?

What event triggered the Great Depression?

What were Hoovervilles?

How did Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt differ in handling the Great Depression?

What was the New Deal and what were its main goals?

What happened to unemployment between 1929 and 1933?

What event started World War I?

Why did Prohibition fail and what was one consequence of it?