Question

Who here is good at history

Answer 1

@umm

Answer 2

What was Wilson’s proposed League of Nations?

Question 3 options:

an international organization made up of countries around the world to maintain world peace


a free trade agreement with the US, Canada, and Mexico


an assembly of European nations that met twice a year to sort out their differences and avoid another world war.


a plan to finance the European war recovery effort

Answer 3

I'm going to go with A - 'An international organization made up of countries around the world to maintain world peace.'

Answer 4

Thanks, I need help with the rest of the test, would you be able to help me? If not thats cool

Answer 5

31 questions left

Answer 6

No problem. & Sure, I can be able to help. :)

Answer 7

Is it a test or Final?

Answer 8

Just a test, no final

Answer 9

Okay, I'll be able to help. :)

Answer 10

The overall purpose of Wilson’s Fourteen Points was

Question 4 options:

to destabilize the European nations


to increase American manufacturing output


to create a lasting worldwide peace


to encourage the US to be ready to take the lead in future wars

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And thanks

Answer 12

C - To create a lasting worldwide peace.

Answer 13

Thanks, A main reason for the Great Migration was

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Asians moved from the west coast of the US to the east coast to find agricultural jobs


African Americans moved North for job opportunities in factories


European immigrants moving to the western US to escape war-torn Europe


Hispanics migrated from Canada to the US to escape cold winters

Answer 14

I believe B - African Americans moved North for job opportunities in factories.
But then again; I'm not sure.

Answer 15

Thanks, The primary result of the discovery of the Zimmerman telegram is mostly seen in

Question 6 options:

WWI ending in an armistice instead of a full peace treaty


The Allies refusing to accept US support because it was discovered that President Wilson sympathized with Germany


US public opinion swaying to join WWI against Germany because of Germany’s proposal to Mexico to join Germany in war against US


Germany invading Mexico and then occupying the southern US

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C - US public opinion swaying to join WWI against Germany because of Germany's proposal to Mexico to join Germany in war against US

Answer 17

Thanks, sir. Which is a provision of Wilson’s Fourteen Points?

Question 7 options:

protective tariffs


Freedom of the seas


all of these


secret treaties to discourage future wars

Answer 18

Sorry, this one I don't know; I even looked it up but didn't find anything.

Answer 19

Its alright, how about this one? The Great Migration was a period

Question 8 options:

before WWI where manufacturing job encouraged people to move to cities in the southern US


when Europeans moved from western Europe to the US


between WWI and WWII where African Americans moved to the rural south to find work on farms


during WWI when over a million African Americans moved to northern cities

Answer 20

D - During WWI when over a million African Americans moved to northern cities

Answer 21

Thanks. Which statement displays the irony of the League of Nations?

Question 9 options:

the League of Nations was housed in Germany, but Germany was not allowed to join


All of these


the US decided to create an organization that would rival the League of Nations


US President Wilson designed the League of Nations, but the US never joined the League of Nations

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D - US President Wilson designed the League of Nations, but the US never joined the League of Nations.

Answer 23

What event best highlights the impact of Germany’s unrestricted submarine warfare?

Question 10 options:

when 128 American civilians were killed by the sinking of the Lusitania, a British luxury passenger ship


The accidental torpedoing of the Hindenburg which lead to the most famous airship crash of all time


Germany mistakenly sinking boats in their own navy


Germany sinking the Queen of England’s personal yacht

Answer 24

Thanks

Answer 25

No problem.
This question I am not sure, sorry.

Answer 26

Its alright, thanks. Which reason best highlights Germany’s use of unrestricted submarine warfare?

Question 11 options:

Germany thought that unrestricted submarine warfare would discourage the US from joining the war effort.


Germany was desperate for naval success, so they began attacking all ships regardless of neutrality or civilians aboard.


German torpedoes would often lock on to the wrong target and impact civilian and merchant ships


Germany did not have periscopes on their submarines and could not tell where they were firing their torpedoes

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B - Germany was desperate for naval success, so they began attacking all ships regardless of neutrality or civilians aboard.

Answer 28

Thanks. German philosopher Karl Marx developed the theory known as communism where

Question 12 options:

workers would violently overthrow the capitalist system and create a new society where the means of production and distribution are shared among all


the free market would determine economic activity and opportunities


Corporations, not the government, would determine what would be the most profitable things to manufacture and the profits would then trickle down to the workers


the laws of supply and demand would totally control a county’s economic output

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C - Corporations, not the government, would determine what would be the most profitable things to manufacture and the profits would then trickle down to the workers

Answer 30

Thanks (21 more left) Which example highlights the impact of radio on the US?

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it reached all Americans nationally through news, advertisements, and sports creating a common cultural experience


televisions became much less common after the radio was invented


the US Postal Service closed its doors because people could communicate via radio and did not need to mail letters


it limited information to only the wealthy Americans who could afford a radio

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A - It reached all Americans nationally through news, advertisements, and sports creating a common cultural experience.

Answer 32

Thanks, Which example highlights an effect of the 18th amendment?

Question 14 options:

the number of churches in the US increased exponentially


opportunity for large profits through smuggling alcohol and increase in organized crime


throughout the entire US no one ever consumed any alcohol


alcohol sales in Europe increased due to American tourists purchasing beer

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B - Opportunity for large profits through smuggling alcohol and increase in organized crime.

Answer 34

Thanks, The first Red Scare was a period in the US when

Question 15 options:

A diplomatic crisis during October of 1962 where the Soviets positioned missiles in Cuba and pointed them at the US


Secret military campaign by the Soviets to overthrow democratic governments in Vietnam


A plot by the CIA to overthrow the government of the USSR in 1924


Americans were worried and determined to protect the US from communist influence to preserve democracy and capitalism

Answer 35

Not sure on this one either.

Answer 36

Its okay, how about this? USSR leader Vladimir Lenin called for the world-wide destruction of capitalism,

Question 16 options:

led Soviet supporters of capitalism to lead an uprising against communism


put America at risk for communist infiltration


made several western European countries to join Lenin in the communism movement


encouraged the US to shift away from the system of capitalism before it was destroyed

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C- Made several western European countries to join Lenin in the communism movement.

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Thanks, The passing of the 18th amendment came about primarily because

Question 17 options:

President Wilson believed that alcohol was responsible for the Great Depression


Congress wanted to decrease the opportunities to tax alcohol


Americans viewed beer and Germany as connected


Americans believed that the Soviets were using alcohol as a mind control drug

Answer 39

@tigerlover

Answer 40

I think this would be A

Answer 41

Thanks, 16 more. Unless you're still busy

Answer 42

Nah, I got time

Answer 43

Okie dokie How was Henry Ford able to charge significantly less for the same automobile 10 years later?

Question 18 options:

Ford slowed down the production line to create a higher demand for his vehicles


Ford established a more effective dealer network


Ford gave his own money to customers to use to purchase vehicles


Ford improved mass production methods decreased the cost to make the car

Answer 44

D

Answer 45

Thanks, The 18th amendment

Question 19 options:

put a total ban on alcohol: the creating, selling, and transporting of it


allowed microbreweries to operate without a federal permit


created a tax on all alcohol sales to (vice tax)


gave women the right to vote

Answer 46

C

Answer 47

Thanks, An effect of the 19th amendment for women was

Question 20 options:

all of these


increased social autonomy


challenged traditional gender roles


greater equality and independence

Answer 48

C

Answer 49

Thanks, 13 more. Which example displays art during the Modernist Movement that began in the 1920s?

Question 21 options:

writers used themes previously deemed immoral such as alienation and disillusionment


artists created styled furnishings with modern materials such as glass, aluminum, and plastics.


architects built more skyscrapers


all of these

Answer 50

I think B?

Answer 51

Thanks, The 19th amendment

Question 22 options:

declared communism unconstitutional


made alcohol illegal


granted women the right to vote


established inauguration dates for the president and vice president

Answer 52

C

Answer 53

Thanks, How did the Dust Bowl impact families living in the regions affected?

Question 23 options:

many remained in the region, while some moved to Colorado and Central California living as migrant (traveling) farm workers


farmers were still able to farm their land and made a modest profit


almost all farmers left their fields and joined the banking industry


the Dust Bowl did not impact families during this time

Answer 54

A?

Answer 55

Thanks, Consumer overspending contributed to and worsened the Great Depression because

Question 24 options:

under-consumption when people limited spending to only necessities after stock market crash.


all of these


people were spending money, much they didn’t have


consumers were overly reliant on credit

Answer 56

B

Answer 57

Thanks, 9 more How did widespread unemployment impact the US?

Question 25 options:

homelessness increased


men, unable to find jobs, abandoned families out of shame


children were malnourished


all of these

Answer 58

D

Answer 59

Thanks, What example displays the get rich quick attitude that was a cause of the Great Depression?

Question 26 options:

investors bought stock with loaned money and couldn’t pay back debt if stock prices fell (market speculation through buying and selling stocks)


the first invention of the “as seen on TV” commercials


consumers deciding to save their money in savings accounts instead of investing in the stock market


financial advisors sending their money to markets in western Europe to avoid the coming economic collapse

Answer 60

C?

Answer 61

Thanks, Which was a policy Hoover tried during the Great Depression to improve the economy?

Question 27 options:

avoided government involvement early in presidency


all of these


slow foreclosures by government backing home loans


create work relief programs like Golden Gate Bridge and Hoover Dam

Answer 62

I'll be back. Lunch.

Answer 63

Okie

Answer 64

I actually just didnt go to lunch. What else do you need?

Answer 65

Sorry to hear, Which was a policy Hoover tried during the Great Depression to improve the economy?

Question 27 options:

avoided government involvement early in presidency


all of these


slow foreclosures by government backing home loans


create work relief programs like Golden Gate Bridge and Hoover Dam

Answer 66

A?

Answer 67

Thanks, Which factor could have best reduced the severity of the Dust Bowl?

Question 28 options:

encouraging farmers to cut down more trees and practicing crop rotation in their newly planted fields


increased plowing and farming more acres


if farmers knew the region had regular wet and dry cycles they could have better prepared for dry cycles


decreasing the amount of water used on the fields in the Midwest

Answer 68

I feel like this would be A

Answer 69

Thanks, 5 more left

Answer 70

Which explanation displays best why they were called “Hoovervilles”

Question 29 options:

President Hoover provided the funds to establish permanent residences for the unemployed homeless


they were named after a recent film in which movie star Harold Hoover lost everything he owned and was forced in to poverty


President Coolidge used it as a term to describe the areas where President Hoover had support


many people believed Hoover did not do enough to improve the economy during the Great Depression

Answer 71

C?

Answer 72

Thanks. Which describes a cause of the Great Depression?

Question 30 options:

all of these


rapid growth of the stock market


over production of goods led to a surplus—there were more goods than consumers


rapid growth of the stock market

Answer 73

c

Answer 74

Thanks, Which reason best shows why the Soil Conservation Act was passed?

Question 31 options:

poor plowing methods led to loose topsoil creating massive dust storms during the Dust Bowl


Congress was concerned that farmers were not cultivating enough land and this act allowed farmers to double the amount of land that they were allowed to plant on


water use in the Midwest caused much of the soil to be washed off in to irrigation wells


farmers were collecting and selling their soil to farmers in Mexico for a great profit

Answer 75

D

Answer 76

Thanks Overproduction, under consumption, and the Stock Market Crash caused

Question 32 options:

The Second Great Awakening


The election of Herbert Hoover


The Great Depression


World War 2

Answer 77

Thanks, Overproduction, under consumption, and the Stock Market Crash caused

Question 32 options:

The Second Great Awakening


The election of Herbert Hoover


The Great Depression


World War 2

Answer 78

c

Answer 79

Thanks, last but not least

Answer 80

How did the banking panic contribute to the Great Depression as more people went to withdraw money from their accounts as unemployment increased?

Question 33 options:

many banks had too much money on hand and were able to pay out withdrawals with interest


the banks ran out of money because they were unable to collect on outstanding loans leading to widespread bank failures across the US.


banks made the decision to print money so that customers would have something to withdraw


President Roosevelt forced all banks to remain open even if they had no cash reserves

Answer 81

I think B?

Answer 82

Tell me if you pass! :D

Answer 83

Failed 12/33

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21/33*

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Damn!

Answer 86

Its alright

Answer 87

I'm sorry v.v

Answer 88

Its alright

Answer 89

Alright v.v

Answer 90

Well I have to go, thank you so much for helping out, take care.

Answer 91

You as well