Second History Test

Front 1

Theodore Roosevelt's political party that split the Republican vote in 1912 was:

Back 1

The Progressives

Front 2

The Hoover program designed to ease the country out of the depression in 1932 was:

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Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Front 3

Two laws passed in the 1920s to severely limit immigration in the United States were:

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1) 1921 Emergency Immigration Act
2) 1924 Emergency Immigration Act

Front 4

The French engineer that helped organize the Panama revolution was:

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Phillipe Bunau-Varilla

Front 5

The controversy that caused Theodore Roosevelt to campaign for the Presidency in 1912 was:

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Ballinger-Pinchot Controversy

Front 6

The treaty declaring war illegal was:

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Kellogg-Briand Pact

Front 7

The German plan to defeat both France and Russia in World War 1, that led to the invasion of Belgium, was known as:

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The Schlieffen Plan

Front 8

List the five countries involved in the Washington Conference:

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1) Italy
2) France
3) Great Britain
4) Japan
5) United States

Front 9

The Roosevelt program to ease unemployment by working men ages 18-25, the program also known as "Roosevelt's Tree Army," was:

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Civilian Conservation Corps

Front 10

The philosophy popularized after World War 1, that opposed U.S. involvement in European affairs was known as:

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Isolationism

Front 11

The scandal of the Hardin Administration, in which military oil reserves were sold, is known as:

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Teapot Dome Scandal

Front 12

The Secretary of State, and the chief negotiator of the Washington Conference, was:

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Charles Evans Hughes

Front 13

The event that ended with Herbert Hoover ordering the forced removal of homeless veterans from Washington D.C., was known as:

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The Bonus Army

Front 14

Three points from the Treaty of Paris, ending the Spanish American war are:

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1) the U.S. will take steps to help create an independent Cuba
2) The U.S. will pay $20,000,000 to Spain for the territory that they took
3) the U.S. now has Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines

Front 15

The points to the Spooner Act were:

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1) The U.S. would pay the Panama Canal company $40,000,000 for all of their assets
2) The U.S. would pay Colombia $10,000,000 for permission to continue building the canal
3) The U.S. would pay $250,000 in annual rent to Colombia for the land

Front 16

Two leaders of the Republican Party that opposed the Versailles Treaty were:

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William Borah
Henry Cabot Lodge

Front 17

The Roosevelt program designed to artificially inflate farm prices was known as:

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Agricultural Adjustment Act

Front 18

Another name for the Washington Conference was:

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Five Power Pact

Front 19

Four countries opposing Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1915 were:

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Russia
France
Great Britain
Japan

Front 20

The passenger ship sunk by the German navy in May of 1915, that nearly brought the United States into World War 1, was:

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The Lusitania

Front 21

The German communication, urging Mexico to declare war on the United States in 1917 was known as:

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Zimmerman Note

Front 22

The promise made by Germany that created rules for attack by German submarines in World War 1, the promise was known as:

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Arabic Pledge

Front 23

The series of Roosevelt programs, designed to create a welfare safety net, beginning in 1935, were referred to as:

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The Second New Deal

Front 24

Four individuals, major leaders at the Versailles Treaty Conference were:

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1) David Lloyd George
2) Clemenceau
3) Orlando
4) Wilson