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Question #10 Statistics:
Progressives wanted various levels of government to

Offered 29 times

Correct 25 times or 86%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
25solve social problems.
  86%
0leave people alone.
  0%
4help industrialists.
  14%
0move people to the countryside.
  0%

Question #20 Statistics:
The immediate impetus for the outbreak of World War I was the

Offered 29 times

Correct 24 times or 82%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
24assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
  83%
3European system of alliances.
  10%
2German invasion of France.
  7%
0annexation of Bosnia.
  0%

Question #30 Statistics:
As president, Calvin Coolidge felt that his primary function was to

Offered 29 times

Correct 22 times or 75%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
6regulate monopolies.
  21%
22keep government out of the way of business.
  76%
1provide social services.
  3%
0mediate between labor and capital.
  0%

Question #40 Statistics:
Schecter v. the United States was to the National Recovery Administration as Butler v. United States was to the

Offered 29 times

Correct 23 times or 79%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
6National Labor Relations Act.
  21%
0Reclamation Bureau.
  0%
0Federal Theater Project.
  0%
23Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
  79%

Question #50 Statistics:
You were MOST likely to be for prohibition if you were

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Correct 26 times or 89%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
2a working class Catholic.
  7%
0a German Lutheran.
  0%
1an urban Jew.
  3%
26a middle class Protestant.
  90%

Question #60 Statistics:
Although Wilson's policy meant the U.S. could trade with both Germany and England, in practice we traded most with England because

Offered 29 times

Correct 17 times or 58%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
17of a British naval blockade on all shipping to Germany.
  59%
6of Germany's policy of surprise submarine attack.
  21%
4many Americans were biased toward English culture.
  14%
2the British promised to stay out of Latin America.
  7%

Question #70 Statistics:
The 'new immigrants' from 1890 to 1920 referred to

Offered 29 times

Correct 11 times or 37%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
3African Americans migrating from the South to the North.
  10%
11Mexican laborers, both legal and illegal.
  38%
11Catholics and Jews.
  38%
4Asians from the Philippines and Japan.
  14%

Question #80 Statistics:
All of the following contributed to the onset of the Great Depression EXCEPT for

Offered 29 times

Correct 8 times or 27%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
8rising prices of consumer goods.
  28%
5unequal distribution of income.
  17%
7increased productivity.
  24%
9stagnant wages.
  31%

Question #90 Statistics:
Booker T. Washington established the

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Correct 18 times or 62%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
8NAACP.
  28%
1Hampton Institution.
  3%
2National Consumers' League.
  7%
18Tuskegee Institute.
  62%

Question #100 Statistics:
Which one of the following is NOT correctly matched to the agency led?

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Correct 18 times or 62%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
1WIB War Industry Board/Bernard Baruch converts industrial plants to wartime needs.
  3%
7FA Food Administration/Herbert Hoover regulates food production.
  24%
18NWLB National War Labor Board/Eugene Debs leads labor in wartime cooperation.
  62%
3CPI Committee on Public Information/George Creel promotes the war to the American public.
  10%

Question #110 Statistics:
The Eighteenth Amendment established

Offered 29 times

Correct 17 times or 58%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 1 times or 3%

FrequencyChoicePercent
5women's suffrage.
  17%
17Prohibition.
  59%
1the direct election of senators.
  3%
5an income tax.
  17%

Question #120 Statistics:
The most controversial of Wilson's Fourteen Points was his idea of

Offered 29 times

Correct 21 times or 72%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
21a League of Nations.
  72%
1war guilt for Germany.
  3%
5national self-determination.
  17%
2free trade.
  7%

Question #130 Statistics:
When FDR became president, one of the first things he did to re-establish confidence in the economy was

Offered 29 times

Correct 25 times or 86%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
3set up the Temporary Emergency Relief Administration.
  10%
25declare a four-day bank holiday to shore up the banking system.
  86%
1establish the President's Emergency Committee for Unemployment.
  3%
0have Congress create the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
  0%

Question #140 Statistics:
When the war broke out in Europe, Wilson declared that he would follow this policy toward both sides:

Offered 29 times

Correct 24 times or 82%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
24neutrality
  83%
1open door
  3%
3dollar diplomacy
  10%
1preparedness
  3%

Question #150 Statistics:
The 'Big Four' was a reference to

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Correct 27 times or 93%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

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1the major points of Wilson's wartime peace plan.
  3%
0American victories at Chateau-Thierry, Belleau Wood and the Meuse Argonne.
  0%
1four 'irreconcilables' who opposed the Versailles Treaty.
  3%
27the leaders of Britain, France, Italy and the United States.
  93%

Question #160 Statistics:
Booker T. Washington's message to Progressive Era African Americans urged them to

Offered 29 times

Correct 18 times or 62%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 1 times or 3%

FrequencyChoicePercent
18focus on economic improvement and self-reliance.
  62%
4stand up for their civil rights.
  14%
0migrate to the West.
  0%
6establish black colleges for professional studies.
  21%

Question #170 Statistics:
W. E. B. Du Bois challenged the Booker T. Washington message on the grounds that it

Offered 29 times

Correct 19 times or 65%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
3set unrealistic standards
  10%
4gave hope where no hope existed
  14%
3antagonized whites
  10%
19accepted the idea of black racial inferiority
  66%

Question #180 Statistics:
Incidents involving the Lusitania and Sussex graphically illustrated

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Correct 22 times or 75%

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Unanswered 0 times or 0%

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0the risks American merchants took in selling contraband to the Allies.
  0%
4the Allies' refusal to recognize American neutral rights.
  14%
22the difficulty of remaining neutral in the face of German submarine activity.
  76%
3the difficulty of protecting American ships in a war zone.
  10%

Question #190 Statistics:
During World War I, American labor unions

Offered 29 times

Correct 6 times or 20%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
6benefited from their close association with the government in mobilizing the economy.
  21%
15abstained from involvement in labor disputes in the interest of wartime unity.
  52%
4lost membership as a result of the successful open shop movement led by business.
  14%
4endured government raids on their headquarters in the search for subversive material.
  14%

Question #200 Statistics:
One of the major results of prohibition was

Offered 29 times

Correct 24 times or 82%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
1an actual increase in the amount of alcohol consumed per capita.
  3%
4the creation of a high law enforcement bureaucracy to enforce it.
  14%
0a drop in reported cases of alcoholism.
  0%
24an increase in violent organized crime.
  83%

Question #210 Statistics:
Underlying weaknesses in the American economy in the 1920's that contributed to the coming of the Great Depression included all of the following EXCEPT

Offered 29 times

Correct 25 times or 86%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
2wages that did not keep up with productivity.
  7%
0overproduction in industry and agriculture.
  0%
2inequitable distribution of wealth.
  7%
25a constant tight credit policy that limited borrowing.
  86%

Question #220 Statistics:
One of the most important ways the Agriculture Adjustment Act assisted farmers was by

Offered 29 times

Correct 20 times or 68%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
8offering cheap loans to buy seed and livestock.
  28%
0relocating sharecroppers displaced by foreclosures.
  0%
1electrifying impoverished rural areas.
  3%
20subsidizing farmers who cut production.
  69%

Question #230 Statistics:
In creating the Tennessee Valley Authority, the federal government broke precedent by

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Correct 22 times or 75%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
22establishing a public corporation to provide cheap hydroelectric power to states in the Tennessee River Valley.
  76%
2setting up work relief camps for young men to work on conservation projects in the Tennessee River Valley.
  7%
3establishing model planned community projects for displaced workers in the Tennessee River Valley.
  10%
2creating a public agency to undertake an experimental defense project in the Tennessee River Valley.
  7%

Question #240 Statistics:
Franklin Roosevelt's attempt to restructure the Supreme Court in 1937

Offered 29 times

Correct 27 times or 93%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
1passed overwhelmingly in Congress.
  3%
27cost him some political power as the plan failed, with resistance from both Democrats and Republicans.
  93%
1resulted in a complete reversal of Roosevelt's New Deal programs.
  3%
0delighted conservatives but appalled liberals in Congress.
  0%

Question #250 Statistics:
Which of the following is NOT considered characteristic/assumption of Progressivism?

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Correct 15 times or 51%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

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3it was an optimistic vision
  10%
0it deemed that human intervention was necessary
  0%
4its followers believed that government had to play an important role
  14%
15it relied on Social Darwinism and the principle of laissez faire
  52%
7it was generally conservative, promoting social order and stability
  24%

Question #260 Statistics:
Upton Sinclair's novel The Jungle led to federal regulation of

Offered 29 times

Correct 24 times or 82%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
3the railroad industry.
  10%
0the steel industry.
  0%
0city government.
  0%
24the meatpacking industry.
  83%
2the oil industry.
  7%

Question #270 Statistics:
Which feature of late 19th/early 20th Century Imperialism is SIMILAR to that of mid-19th century Manifest Destiny?

Offered 29 times

Correct 17 times or 58%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
1most territory involved was non-contiguous to the U.S.
  3%
17Americans believe that expansion was a God-given right.
  59%
0new territories would attract little settlement by American people.
  0%
0newly acquired lands would not become states.
  0%
11all of the above are similar features.
  38%

Question #280 Statistics:
According to your text AND video, which of the following were NOT causes/developments for the increased interest in American imperialism?

Offered 29 times

Correct 5 times or 17%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
7a precedent for the subjugation of 'foreign' peoples had been accomplished in the 19th Century against Native Americans
  24%
1the 'official' closing of the American frontier in 1890, according to the census
  3%
2the influence of the 'yellow press' and country's emergence as an industrial giant
  7%
14social protests by Americans, including Populist farmers and labor union disputes
  48%
5all of the above were causes
  17%

Question #290 Statistics:
According to the video and text, which of the following was NOT an argument by the Anti-Imperialists in the Philippine Annexation debate?

Offered 29 times

Correct 12 times or 41%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
12a business presence in the Philippines would lead to the domination of trade in the Orient
  41%
1imperialism was immoral to the 'American commitment to freedom'
  3%
7inferior Asian races would 'pollute' the American population
  24%
3the influx of cheap labor would hurt American workers
  10%
6the military was needed for this foreign intervention and American lives would be lost
  21%

Question #300 Statistics:
Which women's suffrage organization is INCORRECTLY paired with its leaders?

Offered 29 times

Correct 20 times or 68%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
3American Women's Suffrage Association - Lucy Stone
  10%
0National Women's Suffrage Association - Elizabeth Cady Stanton & Susan B. Anthony
  0%
3National Women's Party - Alice Paul
  10%
3National American Women's Suffrage Association - Carrie Chapman Catt
  10%
20all are correctly paired
  69%

Question #310 Statistics:
Which is considered the true start of the women's suffrage movement in America?

Offered 29 times

Correct 14 times or 48%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 2 times or 6%

FrequencyChoicePercent
14the Seneca Falls Convention of 1848
  48%
6the passage of the 19th Amendment
  21%
7the state of Wyoming's granting of women's suffrage in 1890
  24%
0the Declaration of Independence in 1776
  0%
0the Niagara Movement 1905
  0%

Question #320 Statistics:
Progressives favored a graduated income tax because

Offered 29 times

Correct 17 times or 58%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
2all incomes would be taxed at the same rate
  7%
17the wealthy would carry the greatest tax burden
  59%
4government could control large trusts
  14%
0workers would not have to pay any taxes
  0%
6none of the above
  21%

Question #330 Statistics:
Which of the following had most to do with the decline of the progressive movement?

Offered 29 times

Correct 23 times or 79%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
0Wilson's belief in weak Presidential leadership
  0%
23American participation in World War I
  79%
2disappearance of the Progressive party
  7%
0the Senate's rejection of the Treaty of Versailles
  0%
4Teddy Roosevelt's splitting the Republican Party in the Election of 1912
  14%

Question #340 Statistics:
Which is NOT considered a cause for WWI?

Offered 29 times

Correct 10 times or 34%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
9imperialism
  31%
10nativism
  34%
1militarism
  3%
5international anarchy
  17%
4nationalism
  14%

Question #350 Statistics:
Which of the following terms is NOT correctly associated with the definition of American 'nativism' (Presented in class by your instructor, according to historian John Higham in his book Strangers in the Land)? In other words, how do we define what America IS and what America IS NOT?

Offered 29 times

Correct 11 times or 37%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
3anti-Catholic
  10%
11militaristic
  38%
3racial
  10%
1anti-radical
  3%
11all are correctly associated
  38%

Question #360 Statistics:
Which of the following BEST characterizes Herbert Hoover's handling of the Great Depression?

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Correct 20 times or 68%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
4He strictly followed the advice of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon to do absolutely nothing and wait for economic recovery to occur naturally.
  14%
20His efforts were limited by his fears of unbalancing the federal budget and concentrating too much power and responsibility in the government in Washington.
  69%
2He adopted unprecedented federal initiatives to combat the Depression.
  7%
3He refused to have the federal government help failing business corporations.
  10%
0He at least feed the poor with public handouts.
  0%

Question #370 Statistics:
Which of the following is INCORRECTLY paired?

Offered 29 times

Correct 20 times or 68%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
4Russia & the Allies
  14%
1Germany & the Central Powers
  3%
3France & the Triple Entente
  10%
1The United States & the Allies
  3%
20Great Britain & the Triple Alliance
  69%

Question #380 Statistics:
Which of the following was NOT a reason for U.S. involvement in WWI?

Offered 29 times

Correct 19 times or 65%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
0German unrestricted submarine warfare & Allied propaganda
  0%
19American economic interests & Germany's disregard of the League of Nations
  66%
1American idealism and American security
  3%
3Hostility toward Germany and a common heritage with the Allies
  10%
6All of the following were reasons
  21%

Question #390 Statistics:
Which of the following terms is INACCURATELY defined and related to the events of WWI?

Offered 29 times

Correct 11 times or 37%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

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1General John J. Pershing - leader of the American Expeditiary Force in Europe
  3%
8conscription - the draft of able bodied individuals into the armed forces
  28%
4Western Front - the battle front which was characterized by trench warfare and 'lack' of great movement
  14%
11armistice - in warfare, the unconditional surrender of one country to another
  38%
5Eastern Front - Russia signed the Treaty of Brest Litovsk in 1917 with Germany
  17%

Question #400 Statistics:
The Ku Klux Klan of the 1920's was all of the following EXCEPT

Offered 29 times

Correct 20 times or 68%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
0anti-Black
  0%
7anti-Catholic
  24%
2anti-Semitic (Jewish)
  7%
20anti-nativist
  69%
0anti-foreigner (immigrant)
  0%

Question #410 Statistics:
All of the following occurred during the Great Depression EXCEPT

Offered 29 times

Correct 23 times or 79%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
23Exports increased as manufacturers tried to dump their excess production on foreign markets
  79%
5The gross national product dropped severely
  17%
0The banking system was near collapse
  0%
0Unemployment soared
  0%
1Social welfare plummeted, especially in the ethnic and farming communities
  3%

Question #420 Statistics:
The postwar anxiety and intolerance of Americans in the 1920's was manifested in the

Offered 29 times

Correct 19 times or 65%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
4Sacco and Vanzetti case
  14%
1Scopes (Monkey) trial
  3%
1resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan
  3%
4National Origins (Immigration) Act of 1924
  14%
19all of the above
  66%

Question #430 Statistics:
Wilson's Fourteen Points included all of the following EXCEPT

Offered 29 times

Correct 20 times or 68%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
4the principle of self-determination and freedom of the seas.
  14%
1ending economic barriers to international trade (tariffs)
  3%
20mandated democratic elections in the newly created states.
  69%
1a League of Nations and the creation of new Eastern European states.
  3%
3an end to secret treaties between nations.
  10%

Question #440 Statistics:
Aside from the economic conditions of the 1930's, farmers on the Great Plains also suffered from

Offered 29 times

Correct 22 times or 75%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
1a cholera epidemic
  3%
22drought
  76%
0floods
  0%
0Indian raids
  0%
6none of the above
  21%

Question #450 Statistics:
President Wilson returned home from the peace conference to find opposition to the Treaty of Versailles because

Offered 0 times

Question #460 Statistics:
In the 'return to normalcy' following World War I, and during Coolidge's presidency, government policy was largely set by the interests and values of

Offered 29 times

Correct 21 times or 72%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
6farmers and wage earners
  21%
21the business community
  72%
0racial and ethnic minorities
  0%
2progressive reformers
  7%
0his cabinet members and war veterans
  0%

Question #470 Statistics:
To raise money for World War I, the American government resorted to which of the following two devices?

Offered 29 times

Correct 23 times or 79%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
3taxes and foreign loans
  10%
23bond sales and taxes
  79%
1foreign loans and the printing press
  3%
1the printing press and bond sales
  3%
1taxes and the printing press
  3%

Question #480 Statistics:
Which of the following alphabet agencies is NOT an example of the New Deal's Relief, Recovery, or Reform governmental agencies?

Offered 0 times

Question #490 Statistics:
The War Industries Board under Bernard Baruch

Offered 29 times

Correct 18 times or 62%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
18was a peculiar wartime partnership between business and government, involving federally approved collusive bidding and price fixing.
  62%
0was controlled by many groups on the local and regional level.
  0%
3succeeded in limiting corporate profits.
  10%
5won the 8 hour day for workers
  17%
3controlled agricultural production during the Great War.
  10%

Question #500 Statistics:
The wartime Committee on Public Information

Offered 29 times

Correct 13 times or 44%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
10saw to it that the American people were protected in their basic freedoms by emphasizing the Bill of Rights in war-time propaganda
  34%
13kept war-time fever at a high pitch, with scant regard for constitutional guarantees
  45%
1was prosecuted by George Creel for violating civil liberties.
  3%
3confined itself to the basic facts rather than overt propaganda and discouraged journalists from stirring anti-Communist feelings.
  10%
2enforced the Espionage Act.
  7%

Question #510 Statistics:
Which of the following was NOT considered a criticism of FDR's New Deal from the Left?

Offered 29 times

Correct 15 times or 51%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 1 times or 3%

FrequencyChoicePercent
2Huey Long's Share Our Wealth program of economic redistribution
  7%
15GOP Conservatives and Big business complaints in the New Deal's bureaucratic 'make work' programs
  52%
5Charles Coughlin's plan to nationalize the country's banks
  17%
3Francis Townshend's Plan to give federal money each month to retired people over 60 years of age
  10%
3all of the above are criticisms by the Left
  10%

Question #520 Statistics:
The 'progressive impulse' included all of the following EXCEPT

Offered 29 times

Correct 11 times or 37%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
5the spirit of 'antimonopoly.'
  17%
11a belief in the autonomous individual.
  38%
6a desire for governmental involvement in reform efforts.
  21%
5a belief in the importance of order and efficiency.
  17%
2acknowledgment of the importance of social cohesion.
  7%

Question #530 Statistics:
The 16th, 17th, 18th, & 19th Amendments are, respectively:

Offered 0 times

Question #540 Statistics:
Which year's census revealed a fundamental shift in population and that the United States was transforming from a rural to urban, modern society?

Offered 29 times

Correct 24 times or 82%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
11890
  3%
11900
  3%
31910
  10%
241920
  83%
01930
  0%

Question #550 Statistics:
The Triple Entente consisted of

Offered 29 times

Correct 18 times or 62%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
18England, France, and Russia.
  62%
3England, France, and Japan.
  10%
7England, France, and the United States.
  24%
0England, France, and the Ottoman Empire.
  0%
1England, France, and Spain.
  3%

Question #560 Statistics:
Read the following for the next two questions (#56 & #57).

UNCLE SAM'S WEDDING (tune Yankee Doodle)

When Uncle Sam set up his house,
He welcomed every brother,
But in the haste of his new life
He quite forgot his mother.

Now his house is up in arms,
A keeper he must find him,
To sweep and dust and set to rights
The tangles all about him.

Uncle Sam is long in years
And he is growing wiser;
He now can see 'twas a mistake
To have no Miss-advisor.

Now we're here dear Uncle Sam
To help you in your trouble;
And the first thing best to do
Is making you a double.

Which movement does this song refer to?

Offered 29 times

Correct 25 times or 86%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

FrequencyChoicePercent
0Temperance
  0%
25Women's Suffrage
  86%
0Imperialism
  0%
1Progressivism
  3%
3World War I
  10%

Question #570 Statistics:
What is the main purpose of this song?

Offered 29 times

Correct 15 times or 51%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 1 times or 3%

FrequencyChoicePercent
2to sound patriotic by using an early American rhyme
  7%
4to downplay the 'radical' nature of the movement and assure all that social norms will be kept intact
  14%
7to convince the country that it has made a major mistake, but that it can be corrected
  24%
15all of the above
  52%
0none of the above
  0%

Question #580 Statistics:
Read the following Primary Source Documents for the next two questions. (#58 & #59)

1. "American factories are making more than the American people can use; American soil is producing more than they can consume. Fate has written our policy for us; the trade of the world must and shall be ours... Our institutions will follow our flag on the wings of commerce."

2. "The founders... made it an unwritten law that no area should be brought within the bounds of the Republic which did not and could not, sustain a race equipped in all essentials for the maintenance of free civilization and, capable of upholding within its boundaries a republican form of government. Therefore, if we adopt a policy of acquiring tropical countries, where republics cannot live, we overturn the theory upon which this Government is established."

3. "Having therefore no foreign establishments, either colonial or military, the ships of war of the United States, in war, will be like land birds, unable to fly far from their own shores. To provide resting places for them, where they can coal and repair, would be one of the first duties of a government proposing to itself the development of the power of the nation at sea..."

4. ". . . the work which the English race began when it colonized North America is destined to go on until every land on the earth's surface that is not already the seat of an old civilization shall become English in its language, in its religion, in its political habits and traditions, and to a predominant extent in the blood of its people..."

Which of the above quotes was most likely spoken by an Anti-Imperialist?

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Correct 24 times or 82%

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FrequencyChoicePercent
24
  7%
11 & 2
  3%
242
  83%
03 & 4
  0%
23
  7%

Question #590 Statistics:
Which of the above quotes are the words of Pro-Imperialist minded Alfred Thayer Mahan?

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Correct 11 times or 37%

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FrequencyChoicePercent
61
  21%
12
  3%
113
  38%
94
  31%
2none of the quotes are his
  7%

Question #600 Statistics:
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(see map above) Which country abandoned the Triple Alliance and instead joined the Allies in 1915?

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FrequencyChoicePercent
01
  0%
22
  7%
13
  3%
27
  7%
24none of the above
  83%

Question #610 Statistics:
(see map above) Which country signed the Treaty of Brest Litovsk with Germany in 1917, thus leaving war to the other Allied Powers?

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Correct 24 times or 82%

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FrequencyChoicePercent
12
  3%
246
  83%
14
  3%
25
  7%
13
  3%

Question #620 Statistics:
(see map above) Which neutral country was invaded by Germany at the start of the war, thus angering the United States?

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FrequencyChoicePercent
34
  10%
06
  0%
247
  83%
13
  3%
15
  3%

Question #630 Statistics:
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(see map above) At the Treaty of Versailles, which country was blamed for the entire war and was made to pay reparations?

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FrequencyChoicePercent
04
  0%
253
  86%
08
  0%
06
  0%
47
  14%

Question #640 Statistics:
(see map above) Many new countries emerged from territorial changes made at Versailles. Poland and Yugoslavia were two of the largest and most important changes made to the map of Europe. Find them.

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FrequencyChoicePercent
177&8
  59%
36&7
  10%
04&5
  0%
84&8
  28%
13&8
  3%

Question #650 Statistics:
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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.

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Correct 15 times or 51%

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FrequencyChoicePercent
3Anna Howard Shaw
  10%
4Susan B. Anthony
  14%
15Alice Paul
  52%
6Lucy Stone
  21%
1Julia Ward Howe
  3%

Question #660 Statistics:
Considering the spectrum of the 1920's, with modernism on one side and fundamentalism on the other, which of the following terms is out of place?

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4rural
  14%
2traditional
  7%
8literal interpretation of the Bible
  28%
4conservative
  14%
11Darwinian science
  38%

Question #670 Statistics:
According to the video on WWI, in announcing resumption of unrestricted submarine warfare in 1917, Germany expected that

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FrequencyChoicePercent
0antiwar sentiment in the United States would keep the nation out of the war.
  0%
1Americans would not care, since it would not affect American interests.
  3%
1the American navy could be destroyed in less than six months.
  3%
25the Allies would be defeated before the United States could mobilize.
  86%
2Wilson could not commit troops to the war after running on a platform of 'keeping the U.S. out of the war' in the election of 1916
  7%

Question #680 Statistics:
According to the video, the 'Wisconsin Idea', promoted by Progressive Governor Bob LaFollette was a way of

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Correct 6 times or 20%

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13strengthening direct democracy with direct primaries and other political reforms.
  45%
7controlling large industries.
  24%
0protecting state forests and watersheds.
  0%
6applying academic scholarship and theory to the needs of people.
  21%
3taking away some of the power of the new, white collar class of professionals
  10%

Question #690 Statistics:
According to the video on the Progressive Impulse, the International Ladies Garment Workers Union gained strength and merged working class women with middle class reformers as a result of the

Offered 29 times

Correct 17 times or 58%

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FrequencyChoicePercent
2Ludlow Massacre.
  7%
17Triangle Shirtwaist Fire.
  59%
5'Bread and Roses' strike.
  17%
4'Uprising of the 20,000.'
  14%
1Massacre on Miller Road
  3%

Question #700 Statistics:
According to the video on the Great Depression, by 1929, the United States alone, of all the industrialized nations, did not have

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Correct 27 times or 93%

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FrequencyChoicePercent
0a nationwide system of relief for the poor
  0%
0a program of financial aid for the elderly
  0%
1a system of unemployment insurance for the jobless
  3%
27all of the above
  93%
1none of the above
  3%

Question #710 Statistics:
Although most women in the 1920's did not model their behavior on the image of the Jazz Age flapper, according to the women in the video on the 1920's, they were seen as

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Correct 23 times or 79%

Partially correct 0 times or 0%

Unanswered 0 times or 0%

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3prostitutes
  10%
23the social elite and the aspiration of many young girls
  79%
1poor unfortunate souls
  3%
0a symbol of a more traditional America
  0%
2the 'spiritual sister' of the suffragette since both strongly supported feminist political action
  7%

Question #720 Statistics:
According to the video on Imperialism, the greatest American debate over the consequences of the Spanish-American War involved

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Correct 12 times or 41%

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FrequencyChoicePercent
14Cuba
  48%
0a potential treaty with Japan.
  0%
0a working alliance with England
  0%
12the Philippines
  41%
3building the Panama Canal.
  10%

Question #730 Statistics:
The glorification of celebrities (as exemplified in the video on the 1920's) was expressed in all the following ways EXCEPT

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Correct 11 times or 37%

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FrequencyChoicePercent
6celebrity endorsements of products in advertising
  21%
0the idolization of sports celebrities
  0%
11the popularity of colorized movies
  38%
3the hero worship of Charles A. Lindberg
  10%
9the fascination with the lifestyle of Al Capone and gangsterism
  31%

Question #740 Statistics:
During his presidency, Herbert Hoover (according to the video on the Great Depression)

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Correct 14 times or 48%

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Unanswered 1 times or 3%

FrequencyChoicePercent
2grew steadily and increasingly willing to resort to federal spending to pull the country out of the Depression.
  7%
9was consistently opposed to any level of federal spending.
  31%
1was consistently willing to use federal money to help end the Depression.
  3%
14failed to use federal spending to directly feed the American people.
  48%
2completely abandoned his conservative doctrine of American individualism
  7%

Question #750 Statistics:
According to the video on Imperialism, which of the following was NOT a reason that President McKinley decided to acquire the Philippines?

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FrequencyChoicePercent
7returning them to Spain would be cowardly and dishonorable
  24%
18the U.S. had a long history of relations with Emelio Aguinaldo, the Philippine president
  62%
1to turn them over to other imperialist nations would be 'bad business'
  3%
1granting them independence would be irresponsible, since they were 'unfit' for self government
  3%
2the U.S. has a duty to educate, uplift, and Christianize them
  7%

Question #760 Statistics:
Progressives sought alternatives to social Darwinism.

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26True
  90%
3False
  10%

Question #770 Statistics:
World War I contributed to the success of progressive reforms.

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6True
  21%
23False
  79%

Question #780 Statistics:
The auto industry created a new market for cars, but did not impact other businesses.

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2True
  7%
27False
  93%

Question #790 Statistics:
The New Deal was innovative, but it had little effect on the way that Americans saw the role of government in their lives.

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FrequencyChoicePercent
8True
  28%
21False
  72%

Question #800 Statistics:
Native-born workers provided much of the unskilled labor that kept industries running.

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Question #810 Statistics:
The U.S. position of neutrality was undermined by the British blockade of Germany, which caused trade with Germany to grind to a halt while that with the Allies continued.

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26True
  90%
3False
  10%

Question #820 Statistics:
The entire South (the former Confederacy) remained loyal to the Democratic party in the 1928 election.

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13True
  45%
16False
  55%

Question #830 Statistics:
When the New York Stock Exchange collapsed, less than 4% of Americans out of a population of 120 million owned any stocks.

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27True
  93%
2False
  7%

Question #840 Statistics:
According to your text, there are some conflicting interpretations of the American influence in the Great War. Some historians argue that the influx of American troops and supplies had little effect on the end of World War I.

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Question #850 Statistics:
Hoover had a reputation for being uncompassionate even before the onset of the Depression.

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FrequencyChoicePercent
12True
  41%
17False
  59%

Question #860 Statistics:
Membership in labor unions increased significantly during and immediately after World War I. Although union membership did not grow during the 1920s, it at least did not decline.

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Correct 22 times or 75%

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7True
  24%
22False
  76%

Question #870 Statistics:
The post-World War I economic boom was soon accompanied by a high rate of inflation. Therefore, workers' wage increases during the 1920's were proportionately far below the growth of the economy as a whole.

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26True
  90%
3False
  10%

Question #880 Statistics:
The video clips clearly illustrate that Presidents Coolidge and Hoover would probably not be elected in our modern age of television and mass media.

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FrequencyChoicePercent
29True
  100%
0False
  0%

Question #890 Statistics:
At Versailles following the Great War, Georges Clemenceau of France remarked that Wilson's 14 Points 'bored him. Why God Almighty has only ten!!!'

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FrequencyChoicePercent
26True
  90%
3False
  10%

Question #900 Statistics:
American government officials were receptive to Margaret Sanger's plan to educate women in contraceptive and sexual freedom.

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FrequencyChoicePercent
3True
  10%
26False
  90%

Number of Submissions:29
Perfect Scores:0
Maximum Score:73
Minimum Score:32
Median Score:59.0
Mean Score:57.034
Standard Deviation:10.8116
Mean Percentage:66.586
Standard Deviation:12.8021



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