// question: 50596 name: Considering the Scopes Trial spectrum of the 1920's, with modernism on one side and fundamentalism on the other, which of the following terms is out of place or does not belong with the others? ::Considering the Scopes Trial spectrum of the 1920's, with modernism on one side and fundamentalism on the other, which of the following terms is out of place or does not belong with the others?::[html]Considering the Scopes Trial spectrum of the 1920's, with modernism on one side and fundamentalism on the other, which of the following terms is out of place or does not belong with the others?{ ~rural ~traditional ~literal interpretation of the Bible ~conservative =Darwinian science } // question: 50595 name: Identify this leader of the women\'s suffrage move ::Identify this leader of the women\'s suffrage move::[html]Identify this leader of the women's suffrage movement whose radical ideas included forming a National Women's Party and proposing an Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution.{ ~Anna Howard Shaw ~Susan B. Anthony =Alice Paul ~Lucy Stone ~Julia Ward Howe } // question: 50597 name: Incidents involving the Lusitania and Sussex graph ::Incidents involving the Lusitania and Sussex graph::Incidents involving the Lusitania and Sussex graphically illustrated{ ~the risks American merchants took in selling contraband to the Allies. ~the Allies' refusal to recognize American neutral rights. =the difficulty of remaining neutral in the face of German submarine activity. ~the difficulty of protecting American ships in a war zone. ~that Wilson's Proclamation of Neutrality was working\n } // question: 50606 name: President Wilson returned home from the peace conf ::President Wilson returned home from the peace conf::President Wilson returned home from the peace conference to find opposition to the Treaty of Versailles because{ ~the treaty was not harsh enough on Germany ~Under the Treaty, the US army was to remain in Europe =the Senate was opposed to the League of Nations, specifically Article X ~the US gained no territory from the war ~none of the above } // question: 50613 name: Refer to the cartoon for this question. As preside ::Refer to the cartoon for this question. As preside::[html]Refer to the cartoon for this question. As president, Calvin Coolidge felt that his primary function was to{ ~regulate monopolies. =keep government out of the way of business. ~provide social services. ~mediate between labor and capital. ~lower tariff rates to help business. } // question: 50604 name: The Bonus Army of 1932 ::The Bonus Army of 1932::[html]The Bonus Army of 1932
{ =were World War I veterans who marched on Washington during the Great Depression to lobby for immediate cash payments of their veterans bonuses ~were farmers who threatened to dump milk and other agricultural products if they did not receive a government bonus for not producing farm surpluses ~were trade unionists who marched on Washington when industrialists refused to pay the bonuses stipulated in union contracts ~were young people who marched in the Civilian Conservation Corps ~none of the above } // question: 50594 name: The 16th, 17th, 18th, & 19th Amendments are, respe ::The 16th, 17th, 18th, & 19th Amendments are, respe::The 16th, 17th, 18th, & 19th Amendments are, respectively:{ ~the income tax, woman suffrage, the direct election of senators, prohibition =the income tax, the direct election of senators, prohibition, woman suffrage ~woman suffrage, the direct election of senators, prohibition, the income tax ~primary elections, the income tax, woman suffrage, the direct election of senators ~none of the above } // question: 50602 name: The Ku Klux Klan of the 1920's was all of the following EXCEPT ::The Ku Klux Klan of the 1920's was all of the following EXCEPT::[html]The Ku Klux Klan of the 1920's was all of the following EXCEPT


{ =anti-nativist ~anti-Catholic ~anti-Semitic (Jewish) ~anti-Black ~anti-foreigner (immigrant) } // question: 50608 name: To raise money for World War I, the American gover ::To raise money for World War I, the American gover::To raise money for World War I, the American government resorted to which of the following two devices?{ ~taxes and foreign loans =bond sales and income taxes ~foreign loans and the printing press ~the printing press and bond sales ~income taxes and the printing press } // question: 50599 name: Underlying weaknesses in the American economy in t ::Underlying weaknesses in the American economy in t::Underlying weaknesses in the American economy in the 1920s that contributed to the coming of the Great Depression included all of the following EXCEPT{ ~wages that did not keep up with productivity. ~overproduction in industry and agriculture. ~unequal distribution of wealth. =a tight credit policy that limited borrowing. } // question: 50616 name: What can you infer about the state of economic affairs in the U.S. during this time period? ::What can you infer about the state of economic affairs in the U.S. during this time period?::[html]You can infer all of the following about the state of economic affairs in the U.S. during this time period EXCEPT{ ~The wealthiest citizens were becoming wealthier ~The poorest citizens were poorer in 1929 than they were in 1918 =The wealthiest fifth always had more than all other groups combined ~The second wealthiest fifth always had more than twice the amound the lowest fifth did ~The decade of the 1920's positively affected the wealthiest fifth } // question: 50615 name: What can you infer from this political cartoon? ::What can you infer from this political cartoon?::[html]What can you infer from this political cartoon?{ ~That people in the state of Kansas are ignorant =That elements of the 1925 Scopes Trial continue to be issues that people are dealing with today ~That there is certainly a clear separation of church and state in this country ~That freedom of speech is under attack, just as it was in the Schenk vs. U.S. case during WWI ~That all science teachers are really just one of three different kinds of monkeys } // question: 50611 name: Which of the following developments did NOT occur ::Which of the following developments did NOT occur::[html]Which of the following developments did NOT occur in the 1920{ ~The first talking motion picture and a rise in gangsterism & illegal activity ~The development of commercial radio and general economic prosperity ~The Monkey Trial of John Scopes in Dayton, Tennessee and an increase in women =The end of Prohibition and an interest in international affairs ~The rebirth of Ku Klux Klan and increased nativism } // question: 50600 name: Which of the following is NOT an element of the definition of American nativism (Presented in class by your instructor, according to historian John Higham in his book Strangers in the Land)? ::Which of the following is NOT an element of the definition of American nativism (Presented in class by your instructor, according to historian John Higham in his book Strangers in the Land)?::[html]Which of the following is NOT an element of the definition of American nativism (Presented in class by your instructor, according to historian John Higham in his book Strangers in the Land)?


{ ~anti-Catholic =reactionary progressive ~racial ~anti-radical ~all are correctly associated } // question: 50609 name: Which of the following organizations or agencies i ::Which of the following organizations or agencies i::[html]Which of the following organizations or agencies is INCORRECTLY paired with its leader or founder?{ ~League of Nations Woodrow Wilson ~American Federation of Labor - Samuel Gompers ~New Democratic Party Coalition - Franklin Delano Roosevelt ~National American Women's Suffrage Association - Carrie Chapman Catt =NAACP - Booker T. Washington } // question: 50614 name: Which of the following terms or phrases is NOT related to the period of American imperialism at the turn of the century? ::Which of the following terms or phrases is NOT related to the period of American imperialism at the turn of the century?::[html]Which of the following terms or phrases is NOT related to the period of American imperialism at the turn of the century?
{ ~"white man's burden" ~"Remember the Maine" ="return to normalcy" ~"splendid little war" ~"survival of the fittest" } // question: 50612 name: Which of the following was NOT considered a critic ::Which of the following was NOT considered a critic::Which of the following was NOT considered a criticism of FDR's New Deal from the Left?{ ~Huey Long's Share Our Wealth program of economic redistribution =GOP Conservatives and Big business complaints in the New Deal's bureaucratic "make work" programs ~Charles Coughlin's plan to nationalize the country's banks ~Francis Townshend's Plan to give federal money each month to retired people over 60 years of age ~all of the above are criticisms by the Left } // question: 50610 name: Wilson\'s Fourteen Points included all of the foll ::Wilson\'s Fourteen Points included all of the foll::Wilson's Fourteen Points included all of the following EXCEPT{ ~the principle of self-determination and freedom of the seas. ~ending economic barriers to international trade (tariffs) =mandated democratic elections in the newly created states. ~a League of Nations and the creation of new Eastern European states. ~an end to secret treaties between nations. } // question: 50601 name: Which of the following terms is INACCURATELY defin ::Which of the following terms is INACCURATELY defin::[html]Which of the following terms is INACCURATELY defined or related to the events of WWI?{ ~General John J. Pershing - leader of the American Expeditionary Force in Europe ~conscription - the draft of able bodied individuals into the armed forces ~Western Front - the battle front in which most American soldiers fought and which was characterized by trench warfare =armistice - in warfare, the unconditional surrender of one country to another ~machine gun - one of the new weapons used in the Great War, along with airplanes, submarines, and poison gas } // question: 50508 name: The 1920 census revealed that ::The 1920 census revealed that::The 1920 census revealed that{ ~the majority of Americans were not native-born.# =the majority of Americans for the first time were living in towns or cities.# ~those of Anglo-Saxon descent no longer constituted a majority of the population.# ~most African Americans now lived in the North.# } // question: 50511 name: FDR responded to the Supreme Court's nullifying of New Deal legislation by ::FDR responded to the Supreme Court's nullifying of New Deal legislation by::FDR responded to the Supreme Court's nullifying of New Deal legislation by{ ~pressuring the Senate to impeach several conservative justices.# ~ignoring the ruling of the courts in the tradition of Andrew Jackson.# ~getting J. Edgar Hoover to gather information to blackmail the justices.# =trying to expand the size of the court and pack it with New Dealers.# ~asking the voters to appeal the decisions of the justices.# } // question: 50509 name: The Attorney General who orchestrated a campaign to root subversive radicalism during the "Red Scare" was ::The Attorney General who orchestrated a campaign to root subversive radicalism during the "Red Scare" was::[html]The Attorney General who orchestrated a campaign to root subversive radicalism during the "Red Scare" was{ =Mitchell Palmer.# ~Andrew Melton.# ~Philander C. Knox.# ~James C. Cox.# ~Janet Reno.# } // question: 50515 name: The Committee on Public Information which provided the government's view of the war was headed by the Progressive journalist ::The Committee on Public Information which provided the government's view of the war was headed by the Progressive journalist::[html]The Committee on Public Information which provided the government's view of the war was headed by the Progressive journalist{ ~Lincoln Steffens.# =George Creel.# ~Ida Wells.# ~Upton Sinclair.# ~Herbert Hoover.# } // question: 50503 name: The major issue of the 1928 presidential election between Al Smith and Herbert Hoover was ::The major issue of the 1928 presidential election between Al Smith and Herbert Hoover was::The major issue of the 1928 presidential election between Al Smith and Herbert Hoover was{ ~whether or not prohibition should be repealed.# ~United States membership in the League of Nations.# =religion, because Smith was Roman Catholic.# ~the economic crisis brought on by the stock market crash.# ~whether or not the United States should enter World War I.# } // question: 50500 name: The Pure Food and Drug Act was passed as a direct result of the ::The Pure Food and Drug Act was passed as a direct result of the::The Pure Food and Drug Act was passed as a direct result of the{ ~publication of Steffen's The Shame of the Cities.# =publication of Sinclair's The Jungle.# ~discovery of fingers in canned sausages.# ~European nations' ban on the import of American meat products.# ~The Agricultural Adjustment Act during the New Deal.# } // question: 50513 name: The writer who argued American aspirations for world power could only be fulfilled with a powerful navy was ::The writer who argued American aspirations for world power could only be fulfilled with a powerful navy was::[html]The writer who argued American aspirations for world power could only be fulfilled with a powerful navy was{ ~Robert Peary.# ~Theodore Roosevelt.# =Alfred Thayer Mahan.# ~Elihu Root.# ~John Hay.# } // question: 50605 name: The "Big Three" at the peace conference following World War I included all of these EXCEPT ::The "Big Three" at the peace conference following World War I included all of these EXCEPT::[html]The "Big Three" at the peace conference following World War I included all of these EXCEPT
{ ~David Lloyd George of Britain ~George Clemenceau of France =Vladimir Lenin of Russia ~Woodrow Wilson of the United States }