Indiana Wesleyan University

HST 102-01B

1)What improper government conduct was revealed in the Teapot Dome scandal?

2. Which of the following was true about conditions for blacks on the home front?
3. Which of the following states was part of the Dust Bowl?
4. The “Good Neighbor Policy” was designed to
5. The majority of Wilson’s Fourteen Points focused on
6. A dramatic point of the Scopes Trial occurred when

7. Who was the leader of the American Expeditionary Force?
8. Why did Allied leaders support the right of self-determination for the eastern European countries formally part of the Russian and Austro-Hungarian empires?

9. The American recession of 1914 ended
10. The term______refers to a situation in which a few large corporations control an industry.

11. What was the purpose of the Declaration of London?
12. What prompted the Germans to ask for peace in 1918?

13. Which of the following was an effect of German submarine warfare?
14. During the Harding administration, the Supreme Court
15. The textile industry coped with a drop in economic prosperity by
16. The Federal Emergency Relief Administration
17. Which of the following groups had the greatest influence on the development of jazz?
18. Which of the following was an effect of FDR’s “court packing” proposals?

19. Which of the following was an effect of the War Industries Board’s success?
20. A Restrictionist in the 1920s would be most opposed to immigration by
21. In winning the election of 1916, Woodrow Wilson benefited from
22. Why was Wilson’s campaign slogan, “He Kept Us Out of War” successful?
23. What did Hoover believe was the best response to the suffering caused by the economic depression?
24. Which of the following nations did not belong to the Central Powers?
25. What was one important effect of the collective importance of wartime agencies?
26. In Chicago, on Memorial Day in 1937,
27. Attorney General Palmer’s credibility was permanently harmed when

28. In the 1920 presidential election, Warren Harding called for
29. During the depression, there were

30. Why did blacks migrate to the urban North from the South?
31. The Scopes Trial revealed fundamentalists’ discomfort with
32. The East St. Louis riot that killed thirty-nine Americans
33. When the Boston police went on strike, Massachusetts governor Calvin Coolidge
34. Which of the following industries never recovered from the 1921 depression?
35. Of the following, which gained territory as a result of World War I?
36. The most ominous trend of the 1920s was
37. How did the war improve labor relations?

38. What did President Coolidge call “one of the most potent influences” on modern life?
39. The New Deal faced open dissent from
40. In an effort to expand markets and avoid foreign tariffs, U.S. companies

41. What happened when “real wages” failed to keep pace in the period from 1923–1927?
42. Which of the following accurately describes advances in racial equality during FDR’s presidency?
43. What was FDR’s primary focus in 1939?
44. The Irreconcilables opposed participation in the League of Nations because they
45. In November 1933, President Roosevelt extended formal recognition to
46. The Harlem Renaissance
47. Which of the following nations refused to approve the Versailles treaty?
48. What occurred on “Black Tuesday”?
49. The Food Administration

50. What is a yellow dog contract?
51. One of Herbert Hoover’s few relief measures was creation of the
52. Warren Harding’s easy victory in the election of 1920 was largely due to
53. Where did the United States exert the most international influence in the 1920s?
54. In the first years of the depression, personal income
55. The resolution passed at the 1928 Inter-America Conference attempted to prohibit the United States from.
56. Which of the following accurately describes a “Reservationist”?
57. Who was the head of the War Industries Board?
58. “The 100 Days” refers to.
59. “Court packing” refers to FDR’s proposal to
60. A major industrial trend of the 1920s was
61. President Wilson’s responded to the sinking of the Lusitania by .
62. What was the Bonus Army protesting?
63. Levittown represented a change toward.
64. In the year after the surrender of Japan
65. One of the pitfalls of the U.S. policy of containment was that it.
66. A major factor in John Kennedy’s victory in the election of 1960 was
67. During the Freedom Summer,

68. The main purpose of the Truman Doctrine was to use U.S.
69. A turning point on the Eastern Front came when the

70. John Kennedy’s New Frontier focused on
71. Which statement about the March on Washington of 1963 is true?
72. The major importance of the Alger Hiss case was that
73. The War Production Board
74. Which of the following experienced the greatest financial advances during the war years?
75. The Taft-Hartley Act
76. The main western economic alliance that developed in the early years of the Cold War centered on the United States, western Europe, and
77. Which of the following statements about women workers on the home front is true?