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Froggy Jumps US History Final ExamOnline version Key US history facts by jj 1 Who were the faction that pushed for abolition, full Black enfranchisement, and South accountability after the Civil War? a Unionists b Radical Republicans c Redeemers 2 What amendment, ratified in 1870, prohibited voting denial based on race or former servitude? a Fourteenth Amendment b Thirteenth Amendment c Fifteenth Amendment 3 Who were Northerners who moved South during Reconstruction and were mocked as exploiting locals? a Carpetbaggers b Unionists c Scalawags 4 Which event in 1886 Chicago became a global symbol of workers' rights after a deadly clash with police? a Bronx Park Riot b Pullman Strike of 1894 c Haymarket Riot 5 Which Supreme Court decision upheld segregation as long as facilities were 'separate but equal' in 1896? a Brown v. Board of Education b Plessy v. Ferguson c Dred Scott v. Sandford 6 What term refers to cramped, low-rise urban apartments housing many immigrants in the late 19th/early 20th centuries? a Tenements b Row houses c Shanties 7 What 1882 act barred Chinese laborers from immigrating to the U.S. for 10 years? a Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) b Immigration Act of 1924 c Gentlemen's Agreement 8 Which battleship explosion in Havana Harbor helped push the U.S. toward the Spanish–American War in 1898? a USS Maine (without prefix) b USS Arizona c U.S. Battleship Maine 9 Who was the 26th U.S. president, known for Square Deal policy, trust-busting, and conservation? a William Howard Taft b Theodore Roosevelt c Woodrow Wilson 10 Which 1904-1905 conflict involved Japan and Russia over imperial ambitions, shaping early 20th-century power dynamics? a World War I b Russo-Japanese War c Spanish-American War 11 What did the Fifteenth Amendment primarily prohibit? a ban on poll taxes for all voters b deny voting rights based on gender c denying voting rights based on race 12 Who were the Radical Republicans? a They pushed for abolition and Black suffrage after the Civil War b Supporters of slavery restoration c Northern traders during Reconstruction 13 What was Plessy v. Ferguson about? a Segregation with 'separate but equal' facilities b Abolition of segregation c Voting rights for African Americans 14 What action did the Haymarket Riot symbolize? a Civil rights movement triumph b Prohibition enforcement c Labor rights struggles in the 1880s 15 What did the Chinese Exclusion Act do in 1882? a Granted citizenship to Chinese immigrants b Banned Chinese laborers for 10 years c Opened borders to Chinese workers 16 Why did the U.S. Battleship Maine matter? a Led to WWI entry b Catalyzed public support for the Spanish-American War c Was sunk in Pearl Harbor 17 What is Theodore Roosevelt known for? a Square Deal and trust-busting b New Deal programs c Massive imperial isolationism 18 What caused the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire to matter? a Ended urban factory work b Boosted textile exports c Led to stricter factory safety laws 19 What did the Zimmermann Telegram propose? a Alliance between Germany and Mexico against the U.S. b Allied invasion of Germany c German alliance with Britain 20 What is shellshock now understood as? a Military anesthesia b Shell artillery supply c Post-traumatic stress from WWI 21 Why was the League of Nations formed? a To maintain world peace after WWI b To promote American isolationism c To regulate global trade exclusively 22 Who were the Flappers? a 1920s women challenging norms with fashion and jazz b Traditional 1910s housewives c Silent film actresses only 23 What did the Sacco and Vanzetti case highlight? a Anti-immigrant, anti-radical sentiment in the 1920s b Support for the Red Scare c Economic policy debates 24 What characterized Franklin D. Roosevelt's leadership? a New Deal reforms during the Great Depression b Immediate ending of WW2 c Minimal government intervention 25 What were Hoovervilles a symbol of? a Prosperity zones b New housing programs c Poverty during the Depression 26 What did the Social Security Act establish? a Universal healthcare b Free college grants c Old-age pensions and unemployment insurance 27 Who was Adolf Hitler? a Dictator whose actions led to WWII and the Holocaust b A British prime minister c A U.S. president 28 What was Operation Overlord? a D-Day Allied invasion of Normandy b Battle of Midway c Pearl Harbor attack 29 What event sparked U.S. entry into WWII? a D-Day landings b Battle of Britain c Attack on Pearl Harbor 30 What happened at the Battle of Midway? a Turned the tide against Japan in the Pacific b Invasion of Italy c Allied invasion of Germany 31 What best defines the Cold War? a Immediate world war b Economic alliance only c Prolonged geopolitical tension without full-scale war 32 What was the Marshall Plan about? a Military occupation of Japan b Rebuilding Western Europe to prevent communist spread c Reducing US tariffs only 33 What did the Federal Highway Act (1956) accomplish? a Created a vast interstate highway system b Banned new car production c Ended road taxes 34 What was Sputnik's significance? a First artificial satellite, fueling Space Race b First man on the Moon c Discovery of America 35 What did Berlin Wall symbolize? a Barrier preventing East–West Berlin escapes b Trade barrier in Germany c Border with France 36 What was the Cuban Missile Crisis about? a Nuclear standoff between U.S. and USSR in 1962 b Trade war with Cuba c Moon mission failure 37 Who was Martin Luther King Jr.? a Civil rights leader advocating nonviolence b Jazz musician c Military general 38 What was the March on Washington known for? a Prohibition rally b Spaceflight celebration c MLK's 'I Have a Dream' speech 39 What does Miranda v. Arizona establish? a Right to free education b Police must inform suspects of rights upon arrest c Right to a public defender only 40 What is Lyndon B. Johnson known for domestically? a Immediate war withdrawal b Great Society programs c Tax cuts without reforms 41 What is the Great Society? a Military-only agenda b Cold War alliance c LBJ's programs to reduce poverty and injustice 42 What did the Voting Rights Act do? a Ended literacy tests in general b Made all voters equal in income c Outlawed racial discrimination in voting 43 What was the Tet Offensive? a A naval battle b A coup in South Korea c Massive 1968 Viet Cong-North Vietnamese attacks 44 Who were the Hippies? a 1960s counterculture opposing war and norms b Conservative party members c Industrial workers 45 What did Roe v. Wade decide (1973)? a Protection for prenatal care only b Right to abortion before viability c Right to bear arms 46 What sparked the Stonewall Uprising? a Police raid on a NYC gay bar in 1969 b Economic policy protest c Labor strike of 1960s 47 Who was Neil Armstrong? a First person to walk on the Moon b First man in space c First person to orbit Earth 48 What is affirmative action? a Elimination of quotas b Laws banning affirmative behavior c Policies to increase opportunities for marginalized groups 49 What is 'Vietnamization' about? a Gradual withdrawal of U.S. troops in Vietnam b Immediate withdrawal of all troops c Increase in U.S. troop levels 50 What is the Pentagon Papers significance? a Economic reports only b Leak showing misleading war information c Spy satellites over Cuba 51 What does détente refer to? a Easing tensions with the Soviet Union b Full-scale war preparedness c Global economic union 52 What happened in Watergate? a Economic crash of 1973 b Nixon resignation over a political scandal c Water treatment reforms 53 What were Camp David Accords about? a Nuclear disarmament treaty b Peace agreements between Israel and Egypt c Trade agreement in the Americas 54 What was the Iranian Hostage Crisis? a 52 Americans held hostage in 1979-81 b Gas embargo in 1980s c Diplomatic immunity dispute 55 What is the Strategic Defense Initiative (Star Wars)? a Space shuttle program b Reagan's missile defense concept c Global free trade pact 56 What was the Iran-Contra Affair? a Secret arms sales to fund Contras in Nicaragua b Honest government act c Environmental policy leak 57 Who was Mikhail Gorbachev? a British PM b Last Soviet leader, reformed USSR c American president 58 What is HIV/AIDS primarily known for in the 1980s? a Fungal outbreak in Europe b Rare tropical disease c A global pandemic impacting LGBTQ+ communities 59 What does the ADA protect? a Only medical insurance rights b Disability rights in public life c Voting rights for all 60 What was Operation Desert Storm? a Operation Iraqi Freedom b WWA coalition to expel Iraq from Kuwait (1991) c Invasion of Grenada 61 What is NAFTA? a Trade pact reducing tariffs between US, Canada, Mexico b Military alliance c Human rights treaty 62 Who was George W. Bush in relation to 9/11? a President who led the War on Terror b Secretary of Defense c Vice President 63 Who is Osama bin Laden? a A European royal b A U.S. general c Al-Qaeda founder behind 9/11 attacks 64 What is the War on Terror? a Global campaign after 9/11 to fight terrorism b Trade war against Europe c War on drugs 65 What is the USA PATRIOT Act about? a Healthcare expansion b Tax reform act c Expanded surveillance powers post-9/11 66 What are Weapons of Mass Destruction? a Small arms only b Nuclear, chemical, biological weapons c Conventional rifles 67 Who is Nancy Pelosi? a Supreme Court Justice b First female Speaker of the U.S. House c Treasury Secretary 68 What marked the Great Recession (2008-09)? a Global tourism boom b Great outward expansion c Severe global economic downturn 69 Who is Barack Obama? a Fourth President of the U.S. b First Secretary of State c 44th U.S. president, Obamacare architect 70 What is the Affordable Care Act? a Tax cuts only b Privatization of Social Security c Healthcare reform to expand coverage 71 What did Obergefell v. Hodges decide (2015)? a Right to same-sex marriage nationwide b Right to new health plan c Right to abortion nationwide 72 What was COVID-19 a turning global event for? a Local outbreak in 2019 b Pandemic altering daily life and economies c Comprehensive peace treaty 73 What defined the 2020 Election controversy? a Record turnout amid the pandemic with disputed results b Recount only in one state c No mail-in voting allowed 74 What was the Great Recession cause? a Housing bubble collapse and subprime crisis b Overproduction of steel c Agricultural droughts 75 What is an Obergefell v. Hodges core right? a Marriage equality for same-sex couples b Religious freedom expansion c Voting rights expansion 76 What did NAFTA aim to do? a Create a trilateral trade bloc by reducing tariffs b Ban all trade c Create a military alliance 77 Which event signaled U.S. entry into WWII? a Battle of Gettysburg b Attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 c Normandy invasion 78 What did the Great Society seek to eradicate? a Military conquest only b Poverty and racial injustice c Economic deregulation 79 What is Detente primarily about? a Isolationist policy b Easing Cold War tensions with the USSR c Aggressive arms race 80 What did the Cuban Missile Crisis bring to the brink of? a Economic collapse b Global famine c Nuclear war between U.S. and USSR 81 Who led the Harlem Renaissance era changes in culture? a A political party platform b A broad art and cultural movement in the 1920s (not in list) c A military operation 82 What did the 1960s-70s 'Great Society' focus on? a Poverty reduction and civil rights b Military aid only c Tax cuts for the wealthy 83 What is the significance of the Miranda rights? a Right to free healthcare b Right to a jury trial c Rights read before questioning by police 84 What was the Bay of Pigs? a Failed 1961 invasion of Cuba by exiles b Successful invasion of Cuba c Nuclear test site 85 Who advanced segregation laws in the late 19th century? a Brown v. Board overturn b Plessy v. Ferguson upheld 'separate but equal' c Shelby County v. Holder 86 What year did China Exclusion Act start reducing immigration? a 1865 b 1929 c 1882 87 Which act aimed to end disability discrimination? a Americans with Disabilities Act (1990) b Civil Rights Act (1964) c Voting Rights Act (1965) 88 What is the primary idea behind 'New Frontier'? a Monarchy restoration b JFK era reform and progress c Post-war isolationism 89 What triggered the 9/11 attacks' global response? a Economic sanctions only b Hijackings leading to War on Terror c Civil rights reforms 90 Which event catalyzed Mexican-American War? a Annexation of Texas and disputes b Treaty of Paris c Spanish-American War 91 What did the NAACP advocate in early 20th century? a Labor strikes only b Civil rights and anti-lynching c Monarchy restoration

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Who were the faction that pushed for abolition, full Black enfranchisement, and South accountability after the Civil War?

What amendment, ratified in 1870, prohibited voting denial based on race or former servitude?

Who were Northerners who moved South during Reconstruction and were mocked as exploiting locals?

Which event in 1886 Chicago became a global symbol of workers' rights after a deadly clash with police?

Which Supreme Court decision upheld segregation as long as facilities were 'separate but equal' in 1896?

What term refers to cramped, low-rise urban apartments housing many immigrants in the late 19th/early 20th centuries?

What 1882 act barred Chinese laborers from immigrating to the U.S. for 10 years?

Which battleship explosion in Havana Harbor helped push the U.S. toward the Spanish–American War in 1898?

Who was the 26th U.S. president, known for Square Deal policy, trust-busting, and conservation?

Which 1904-1905 conflict involved Japan and Russia over imperial ambitions, shaping early 20th-century power dynamics?

What did the Fifteenth Amendment primarily prohibit?

Who were the Radical Republicans?

What was Plessy v. Ferguson about?

What action did the Haymarket Riot symbolize?

What did the Chinese Exclusion Act do in 1882?

Why did the U.S. Battleship Maine matter?

What is Theodore Roosevelt known for?

What caused the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire to matter?

What did the Zimmermann Telegram propose?

What is shellshock now understood as?

Why was the League of Nations formed?

Who were the Flappers?

What did the Sacco and Vanzetti case highlight?

What characterized Franklin D. Roosevelt's leadership?

What were Hoovervilles a symbol of?

What did the Social Security Act establish?

Who was Adolf Hitler?

What was Operation Overlord?

What event sparked U.S. entry into WWII?

What happened at the Battle of Midway?

What best defines the Cold War?

What was the Marshall Plan about?

What did the Federal Highway Act (1956) accomplish?

What was Sputnik's significance?

What did Berlin Wall symbolize?

What was the Cuban Missile Crisis about?

Who was Martin Luther King Jr.?

What was the March on Washington known for?

What does Miranda v. Arizona establish?

What is Lyndon B. Johnson known for domestically?

What is the Great Society?

What did the Voting Rights Act do?

What was the Tet Offensive?

Who were the Hippies?

What did Roe v. Wade decide (1973)?

What sparked the Stonewall Uprising?

Who was Neil Armstrong?

What is affirmative action?

What is 'Vietnamization' about?

What is the Pentagon Papers significance?

What does détente refer to?

What happened in Watergate?

What were Camp David Accords about?

What was the Iranian Hostage Crisis?

What is the Strategic Defense Initiative (Star Wars)?

What was the Iran-Contra Affair?

Who was Mikhail Gorbachev?

What is HIV/AIDS primarily known for in the 1980s?

What does the ADA protect?

What was Operation Desert Storm?

What is NAFTA?