Global Word Walls

many of the multiple choice questions on the Global Regents can be answered correctly if you simply know the connections between topics in the question and keywords in the answer. These Global Word Walls will help you memorize those connections. The Answer Keys are on a separate page in the website listed under Global Word Wall Answer Keys.

I. Who Said It? – Match the Name on the Top with the Quote at the bottom

1.      Alexander the Great                                                      7. Peter the Great

2.      Simon Bolivar                                                                 8. Mohandas Gandhi

3.      Philip II                                                                             9. Niccolo Machiavelli

4.      Karl Marx                                                                         10. Fidel Castro

5.      John Locke                                                                      11. Buddha                                                      

6.      Isaac Newton                                                                 12. Martin Luther

 

________A. We will overthrow the nationalists and form a government based on Marxist principles

________B. I am the state

________C.  Scientific theories must be proven by use of a scientific method

________D. My great military conquests will spread Hellenistic culture throughout the Middle East

________E. I agree with Toussaint L’Ouverture that the great influences on our independence have been the American and French Revolutions

________F. Capitalism and the Industrialists must be overthrown through the revolutionary efforts of the proletariat (working class)

_______G. In order for our country to achieve greatness, we must obtain a warm water port and westernize

_______H. The Church has become corrupt through the sale of indulgences.

_______I. A person’s freedoms come from their natural rights not from the whims of a king

_______J. A ruler must do whatever is necessary to stay in power

_______K.  Laws that are unjust must be peacefully resisted through civil disobedience

_______L. An enlightened path may reach the state of nirvana by giving up all worldly desires

 

 

II. Global Fabulous Fifty Word Wall

 

Instructions: Fill in the following based on your Global Fabulous Fifty Answer Key.

 

1. ____________________. 2. One ruler has all the power. 3._________________believe in

 

4.________________(their power came from god.

 

 

 The 5)_____________________and 6.________________________ attempted to remove

foreign influences (the British) from their country.

 

 

7.. The Meiji Restoration attempted to 8)_________________the country of Japan. The Japanese

 

had to acquire 9)___________________from other countries in order to industrialize.

 

 

10.. The movement to create a Jewish homeland is known as 11)._________________. Connect

 

any mention of the country Israel with the 12).________________________. This movement has

 

led to much of the 13)___________________ in the Middle East.

 

14.. ________________________enslaved many Native Americans. Many of them died from

 

15).___________________________. They were replaced with 16)._______________________

 

who came to the New World as part of the 17)_______________________________. The part

 

of the journey that carried the slaves was known as the 18)_________________________.The

 

Spanish were able to defeat the Native Americans because they had 19)___________________

 

 

Improvements in people’s ability to grow food is known as the 20)________________________.

 

I will remember to look for the words 21.________________22.__________________and

 

23.__________________ in the correct answer.

 

 

24)____________________________said that rulers should do whatever is necessary to maintain power or achieve their goals.

 

25). A _________________________is when societies have made progress in areas such as

 

major discoveries, technological advancements, or significant works of 26)____________

 

27)______________and 28)_________________

 

 

29) ___________________________were known for their 30) _____________civilizations

 

prior to the arrival of Europeans to the Western Hemisphere. The Incans are known for their

 

31)____________________ and 32)_______________________.

 

 

 

33._______________________,34)__________________35)______________________

 

and 36)__________________are all known as Enlightenment philosophers. All of them wrote

about people’s relationship with their government. Correct answers on Enlightenment questions

 

usually have the word 37)_____________________or governed in them.

 

 

 Nationalism develops when people have things in 38)___________________with one another.

 

Similarities such as common language, customs and history will result in 39)______________

 

while differences will result in break them apart. This happened in the Soviet Union in the 1980s

because many of the people were not Russian and wanted to form countries based on their own ethnicities.

 

 

III. Global Religion Word Wall Matching – Match the religion at the top with the connecting vocabulary word at the bottom

1.      Christianity                                                                      5. Buddhism

2.      Judaism                                                                            6. Shinto/Animism

3.      Islam/Muslim                                                                 7. Confucianism                              

4.      Hinduism

 

_______A. Eightfold Path                                            ___________H. Civil Service exams

________B. Social order                               __________I.   Eliminating selfish desires

________C. Ten Commandments (2)                       _________J. Harmony with nature

________D. Spirits in nature                                       __________K. Koran

________E. Torah                                                         __________L. Bible

________F. Ramadan                                                   _________M. Filial Piety

________G. Nirvana                                                     _________N. Dharma

 

 

Global History Topic/Key Word or Phrase Matching

Match the topic below with the Key Word or Phrase that might be the correct connection in a Global History Multiple Choice Question. Some key words/phrases can apply to more than one topic.

Topics

1.      Crusades                                            5. Enlightenment                             9. Nationalism

2.      Constantinople                                6. French Revolution                       10. Industrial Revolution

3.      Age of Discovery/Exploration       7. Napoleon                                      11. Marxism

4.      Scientific Revolution                       8. Congress of Vienna                    12. Imperialism 

                                                                                                                                  13. Meiji Restoration

 

IV. Global History Key Words/Phrases

____________1. Natural Rights                                                               ___________19. Common Cultures

_____________2. Rise of Nationalist Movements                              ___________20. Harsh Russian Climate

____________3. Increase of Trade                                                         __________21. Class Struggle

____________4. Balance of Power                                                        ___________22. Encomienda System

_____________5. Native Americans die from disease                       ___________23. Social Darwinism

_____________6. Modernization                                                      ___________24. Raw Materials/Resources

_____________7. Trade and Location                                                   __________25. Steam Engine

____________8. Unification                                                                   

____________9. Stability

___________10. Laws of nature and reason

___________11. Spheres of Influence

___________12. Power shifts to the middle class

____________13. Growth of cities (urbanization)

____________14. Overthrow capitalism

____________15. Boxer Rebellion

_____________16. Natural Rights

_____________17. Columbian Exchange

_____________18. Industrialization (use of machines)

 

 

V. Global Word Wall 6

1.      Byzantine Empire (3)                                                     8. Crusades

2.      Renaissance (2)                                                              9. Feudalism

3.      Hellenistic                                                                       10. Golden Age (2)

4.      Opinion (3)

5.      Inflation

6.      Simon Bolivar

7.      Limit Power of the Monarch (3)

_________A.  Tang Dynasty                                                       _______K. Magna Carta

_________B. Machiavelli                                                           _______L. achievements

_________C. superior                                                                 ________M. access to trade routes

________D. Alexander the Great                               _______N. Hagia Sophia

________E. Glorious Revolution                                               ______O. prices rise

________F. greater                                                                     ______P.  feudalism weakens

_________G. contributions                                                        ______Q. preserve Greek and Roman culture

_________H. chivalry                                                                  ________R. better

_________I. Eastern Orthodox Church                                   _______S. English Bill of Rights

________J. independence                                                          ________T. Constantinople

 

VI. Global Word Wall

1.      Encomienda (2)

2.      Age of Discovery (2)

3.      Enlightened Despot (2)

4.      Magna Carta (2)

5.      Scientific Revolution (2)

6.      Crusades (2)

7.      Ancient Rome (2)

________A.  Roads

_________B. labor

_________C. reforms

_________D. Challenged the geocentric theory

_________E. Limit power

_________F. made possible by new technology

_________G. Native American slavery

__________H. Dominated the Mediterranean

__________I. observations and experiments

_________J. weakened feudalism

________K. led to European global domination

________L. accepts Enlightenment ideals

________M. Glorious Revolution

________N.  take back the Holy Land

 

 

 

VII. Global Word Wall – Match the words at the bottom with the topic/phrase that matches it at the top

1.      Laissez-faire                                                                   6. Imperialism

2.      Latin American                                                               7. Meiji Restoration

3.      Scientific Revolution                                                     8. Sepoy Mutiny/Boxer Rebellion

4.      Unification                                                                      9. Age of Discovery

5.      Industrial Revolution                                                    10. French Revolution

_________A. Rise of nationalist movements                                        ________J. private enterprise

_________B. question traditional beliefs                               _______K. capitalism

_________C. Independence                                                                     ________L. westernization

_________D. The Encounter                                                                    ________M. middle class gains power

_________E. urbanization                                                                         ________N. nationalism (2)

_________F. government doesn’t interfere                                          _________O. Simon Bolivar

_________G. Europeans have better weapons (2)                              _________P. exploitation

__________H. modernization                                                                  ________Q. Otto von Bismarck

__________I. remove foreigners    

 

__________J.  experiments/observation        

 

 

         

VIII. Global Word Wall 10

1.      Lenin (2)                                                                                          8. Napoleon

2.      Command Economy                                                     9. Industrial Revolution (2)

3.      Five-year Plan                                                                 10. Imperialism (2)

4.      Cause of the Russian Revolution (2)                          11. Berlin Conference

5.      Totalitarianism                                                               12. Sepoy Mutiny/Boxer Rebellion

6.      Cause of World War I (2)                                             13. White Man’s Burden

7.      Unification (2)                                                                14. French Revolution

 

________A. Third Estate                                              __________K. imperialism

 

________B. Government control (2)                                        __________L. growing middle class

 

________C.  Militarism                                                               __________M. nationalism

 

________D. Divide up Africa                                                      _________N. conditions of WWI

 

________E. stability                                                                    __________O. Bolshevik

 

________F. Heavy industry                                                        _________P. Otto von Bismarck

 

________G. Peace, land, bread                                                __________Q. Lenin

 

_________H. Responsibility                                                       _________R. strong dominate the weak

 

_________I. Social Darwinism                                                  _________S.  get rid of foreign influence

 

_________J.  Bad economy (2)                                                 _________T.   urbanization

 

 

 

IX. Global Word Wall 11

 

1.      Unification (2)                                                 8. Laissez-faire (2)

2.      Nationalism                                                     9. Napoleon

3.      Zionism (2)                                                       10. Industrial Revolution

4.      Otto von Bismarck (2)                                    11. French Revolution (2)

5.      Galileo/Isaac Newton                                   12. Scientific Revolution (2)                                      

6.      Enlightenment (2)                                           13. Encomienda

7.      Irish                                                                   14. Karl Marx (2)

 

________A. unification                                                               __________K. mass starvation

 

________B. growth of the middle class                                  __________L. hates capitalism

 

_________C. forced labor                                                          ________M. Balfour Declaration

 

_________D. Jewish Homeland                                                _________N. support heliocentric theory (2)

 

_________E. Middle class gains power                                   _________O. Adam Smith

 

_________F. stability                                                                  _________P. overthrow bourgeoisie

 

_________G. questioned traditional authority (3) _________Q. consent of the governed

 

__________H. supply and demand                                           _________R. Blood and Iron

 

__________I. Third Estate                                                         _________S. nationalism

 

__________J. Garibaldi                                                               __________T. natural rights

 

 

 

 

X. Match the words at the top with the word or phrase that it best connects with at the bottom

1.      Commoner                                                       8.Marshall Plan

2.      Sepoy Mutiny                                                  9. Poland and Hungary

3.      Industrialization                               10. Fall of Berlin Wall

4.      Meiji Restoration                                            11. Keep from going to the West

5.      Morale                                                              12. Korean War

6.      League of Nations                                          13. European Renaissance

7.      Nuremberg Trials                                            14. Collapse of the Soviet Union

_________A. Economic Recovery                               _________H. Indian Independence Movement

_________B. Peasant                                                     __________I. Failure/Manchuria

_________C. Satellite Nations                                  __________J. Cultural Achievements

_________D. Industrialization/Modernization       _________K.  End of the Cold War

_________E. Berlin Wall                                    _________L. Responsible for Human Rights Violations

_________F. 20^th Century Turning Point           _________M. Level of enthusiasm

_________G. Need Natural Resources                ________N. Cold War Tensions

 

 

XI. Match the word at the top with the best match at the bottom

1.      United Nations                                                               7. Otto von Bismarck

2.      OPEC                                                                                8. Mussolini/Manchuria

3.      Four Modernizations                                                    9. Tiananmen Square

4.      Mercantilism                                                                  10. Mikhail Gorbachev

5.      Green Revolution                                                          11. Apartheid

6.      Glorious Revolution                                                      12. Marshall Plan

 

_________A. Failure of League of Nations                            __________G Glasnost/Perestroika

________B. Rebuild Economies                                                __________H. Increase factory/farm production

________C. Increase Agricultural Production                        __________I. Limit Power of the Monarchy

________D. Resolve Conflicts                                                   __________J. Colonies

________E. Democracy                                                              __________K Oil production

_________F. Racism                                                                    __________L Blood and Iron/Unification

 

XII. Match the Name on the Top with the word or phrase that best fits

1.      Otto von Bismarck                                         9. Mohandas Gandhi

2.      Ho Chi Minh                                                     10. Christopher Columbus

3.      Neville Chamberlain                                       11. George Marshall (Marshall Plan)

4.      Martin Luther                                                  12. Napoleon

5.      Alexander the Great                                       13. Adolf Hitler

6.      Sir Isaac Newton                                            14. Simon Bolivar

7.      Mao Zedong                                                    15. Emperor Meiji

8.      Mikhail Gorbachev                                         16.  Prince Klemens von Metternich

 

_________A. Won the support of peasants and women

 

________B. Congress of Vienna – 1. Balance of power and restore old regimes

 

________C. Appeasement at the Munich Conference

 

________D. Unification and Blood and Iron

 

________E. Civil Disobedience

 

_______F. Independence Movement

 

_______G. Stability

 

_______H. Rise of Fascism (Due to bad economic conditions)

 

_______I. Modernization – when you modernize/industrialize you need natural resources

 

________J. Natural Rights/Conduct Experiments

 

________K. Perestroika (Economic Reform)

 

________L. Hellenistic

 

_______M. Age of Exploration/Discovery

 

________N. Vietnam War – Cold War Tensions

 

________O. Protestant Reformation

 

________P. European Economic Recovery

 

 

 

XIII. Global Review Word Wall – Match the word/topic at the top with the word/phrase at the bottom

1.      Cultural diffusion (3)                                                     11. Incas (2)

2.      Neolithic Revolution (2)                                               12 Louis XIV

3.      Silk Road                                                                         

4.      Golden Age (2)

5.      Gunpowder

6.      Islam (2)

7.      Byzantine Empire (2)

8.      Feudalism

9.      Crusades (2)

10.   Martin Luther

______A.  civilization

______B Chinese

______C. adopt

______D.   weakened Feudalism

______E. Protestant Reformation

______F. Absolute Ruler

______G. Pray five times a day

______H. Increased trade

_______I. Adapt

_______J. Eastern Orthodox

_______K. Road systems

______L. Monotheistic

______M. advancements

______N. Preserved Greek and Roman culture

______O. trade

______P. Tang and Song Dynasties

______Q. terrace Farms

______R. domesticate animals

______S. Decentralized government

 

 

 

14. Global Word Wall – Match the topic at the top with the word/phrase at the bottom

1.      Protestant Reformation (3)                                         8. Triangle (2)

2.      Marco Polo                                                                     9. Ottoman Empire                                       

3.      Niccolo Machiavelli                                                      10. Meiji Restoration

4.      Pax                                                                                    11. Japan (2)

5.      Commercial Revolution (2)                                          12.  Africa

6.      Civil Service Examinations                                           13. Printing Press

7.      Enlightenment

 

______A. isolationist                                                                   _________N. Martin Luther

______B. 95 Thesis                                                                      _________O. spread ideas

_______C. Guild                                                                           _________P. peace

_______D. Citizens treated equally                                          _________Q. capitalism

________E. Rigid class system                                                  _________R. Modernization

________F. spread interest in other cultures         

________G. sale of indulgences

________H. lacks natural resources

________I abundant natural resources

________J. Constantinople

________K. social hierarchy

________L. political power

________M. Chinese

 

 

 

15. Global Word Wall Matching – Match the Topic/Phrase at the top with the word/phrase at the bottom

 

1.      Neolithic Revolution                                                     9. Marco Polo

2.      Trade                                                                                10. Martin Luther (2)

3.      Mountains/deserts                                                        11. Japan (2)

4.      Middle Kingdom                                              12. Commercial Revolution                                        

5.      Buddhism (2)                                                                   13. Humanism

6.      Influenced Russia                                                          14. mercantilism

7.      Confucianism (2)                                                            15. unification

8.      Feudalism

 

 

___________A. Barriers

 

__________B. Eightfold Path

 

__________C. China

 

__________D. Guilds

 

__________E. Decline of Catholic Church power

 

_________F. Isolationist

 

_________G. cultural diffusion

 

________H. filial piety

 

________I.  decentralized government

 

________J. Byzantine Empire

 

_______K. Ninety-Five Thesis

 

________L.  Reliable food supply

 

________M.  Increased Trade

 

________N. emphasis on individual achievement

 

________O. social/family order

 

________P.  nirvana

 

_______Q. lacks natural resources

 

________R. colonies

 

________. Otto von Bismarck

 

 

 

                                     

 

 

 

 

Rea's Regents Tutorial Intro

REA’S REGENTS TUTORIAL

Go To a Google Search bar and type in the following URL.

www.Rearegents.blogspot.com.  This will bring you to the tutorial for both the Global and United States History Regents. Once there you should

 

1.       Go to the Fabulous Fifty Questions and see how many you can answer correctly. Use the Answer Key and Explanation sheets to see how you did and get a detailed explanation for each topic that is represented. Look at the other multiple choice questions and the Answer Key and Explanations sheets to supplement the Fabulous Fifty.

 

 

2.       Do the Word Wall exercises and Word Wall study guides.

 

 

3.       If you missed any classes or feel that you don’t fully understand a particular topic, go to the various video tutorials for both Global and U.S. History. Most of them are good and won’t tell you anything that will harm you.

U.S. History 25 Key Question Answer Key and Explanations

1. 3 – The Great Compromise always deals with the issue of state representation in Congress
2. 2 – The Bill of Rights (first 10 amendments) was added to the Constitution because Antifederalists (people opposed to the Constitution) were concerned that the federal government would get too powerful. The Bill of Rights prevented the federal government from abusing their power and guaranteed people’s rights and liberties.
3. 2 – the most frequent criticism of the Electoral College System is that a presidential candidate can win the presidency without getting a majority of the votes cast
4. 1 – The Monroe Doctrine will always deal with Europe having to stay out of Latin American affairs.
5. 1 – Harlem Renaissance will always be about African American cultural achievements (writers, artists, musicians)
6. 1 – President Franklin Roosevelt’s court packing plan (increasing the number of justices on the Supreme Court) threatened the system of checks and balances. In other words, it would have made his presidency too powerful.
7. 4 – Common Sense questions will always be about American independence from Great Britain
8. 3 – The elastic clause allows the Constitution to change or adapt to changing times. It gives Congress the power to do “whatever is necessary and proper” to carry out its duties.
9. 2 – “delegated” powers are those that are written into the Constitution for the federal government – they include declaring war, coining money and controlling trade between the states (interstate trade)
10.  2 – The Homestead Act encouraged Americans to settle lands out west. The government gave them free land to encourage them to move out there.
11.  4 – The Great Migration will always have an answer that mentions jobs. Jobs are the main reason why people move.
12.  4 – The Sacco and Vanzetti trial will always have an answer that mentions intolerance or prejudice against immigrants
13.  3 – Any questions about judicial review or the case Marbury v. Madison will always involve the power of the Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional.
14.  3 – The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 established the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve controls the nation’s money supply and establishes interest rates
15.  3 – The case Schenck v.United States will always be about constitutional rights not being absolute or freedom of speech.
16.  4 – the reason why the Mississippi River is so important is that it provided a route for trade. Always look for the word trade.
17.  3 – Manifest Destiny will always be about westward expansion
18.  3 – questions about the census will always have the words House of Representatives in the correct answer
19.  4 – Federalism is when power is split between the federal and state governments
20.  3 – The Jungle will always be about meat inspection or the Pure Food and Drug Act.
21.  3 – Brown v. Board of Education will always be about banning racial segregation in schools,
22.  4 – The United States always followed a policy of neutrality or isolationism throughout its history until the end of World War II.
23.  3 – see number 22 above
24.  2 – whenever you see the word “détente,” look for the Soviet Union in the correct answer
25.  2 – The Seneca Falls Convention (Lucretia Mott/Elizabeth Cady Stanton) will always be about women’s rights or the women’s rights movement. It might also mention the struggle to achieve women’s suffrage (right to vote).

U.S. History 25 Key Questions

These are examples of 25 key U.S. History questions thay are likely to be on the Regents. Look at the Answer Key and study these along with the U.S. Fabulous Fifty.

 

_________1. The Great Compromise reached at the Constitutional Convention of 1787 settled a dispute over how

 

1.        state boundaries would be determined

2.        the states would be represented in Congress

3.        power would be divided between the states and the national government

4.        a leader would be selected for the executive branch

 

________2. The adoption of the Bill of Rights (1791) addressed Antifederalist criticism of the new Constitution by

 

1.        providing for an indirect method of electing the president

2.        protecting citizens from abuses of power by the national government

3.        allowing the national government to coin money

4.        establishing a process for impeaching federal officials

 

________3.  A major criticism of the electoral college is that it

 

1.        limits the influence of the two-party political system

2.        allows a president to be elected without a majority of the popular vote

3.        forces each political candidate to campaign in every state

4.        makes the federal election process too expensive

 

________4. A major purpose of the Monroe Doctrine (1823) was to

 

1.        limit European influence in the Western Hemisphere

2.        establish United States colonies in South America

3.        form military alliances with Latin American nations

4.        avoid involvement in Canadian conflicts

 

_________5. One goal of many Harlem Renaissance writers was to

 

1.        increase pride in African American culture

2.        support existing racial barriers

3.        cut off connections with mainstream American values

4.        encourage African Americans to create their own political party

 

________6. Congress opposed President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s plan to increase the number of justices on the Supreme Court because the plan would have

 

1.        threatened the principle of checks and balances

2.        abolished judicial review

3.        violated the elastic clause of the Constitution

4.        given the federal government too much power over the states

 

________7. In the pamphlet Common Sense, Thomas Paine urged American colonists to

 

1.        oppose French colonization of North America

2.        compromise with the British

3.        reaffirm their loyalty to King George III

4.        declare their independence from Great Britain

 

________8. Which idea did the Founding Fathers include in the Constitution that allows Congress to meet the needs of a changing society?

 

1.        federalism                                                                                3. the elastic clause

2.        separation of powers                                                               4. States rights

 

_________9. Which power was delegated to the federal government in the United States Constitution?

 

1.        establishing an official religion

2.        controlling interstate commerce

3.        regulating marriage and divorce

4.        granting titles of nobility

 

________10 . The Homestead Act (1862) attempted to promote development of western lands by

 

1.        creating a system of dams for irrigation

2.        providing free land to settlers

3.        removing all restrictions on immigration

4.        placing Native American Indians on reservations

 

_________11. What was the primary reason for the great migration of African Americans to northern cities during World War II?

 

1.        Jim Crow laws in the south had been repealed

2.        Voting rights laws had been passed in northern states

3.        The federal government had guaranteed and end to discrimination

4.        Job opportunities were available in northern factories

 

________12. Which characteristic of the 1920s is illustrated by the trial of Sacco and Vanzetti?

 

1.        hostility toward woman’s suffrage

2.        support for segregation

3.        opposition to separation of church and state

4.        intolerance toward immigrants

 

_______13. Which action is an example of judicial review?

 

1.        The president proposes a bill to reduce the powers of the federal courts.

2.        A state court finds a defendant guilty of murder

3.        The Supreme Court declares a federal law unconstitutional

4.        The Senate approves a president’s nominee for the Supreme Court

 

_______14. The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was intended to

 

1.        create a national parks system

2.        regulate the stock market

3.        control the nation’s money supply

4.        establish homelands for Native American Indians

 

_______15. Which argument was used by the Supreme Court in reaching its “clear and present danger” ruling in Schenck v. United States (1919)?

 

1.        The military is under civilian control

2.        Powers are separated between the federal and state governments

3.        Constitutional rights are not absolute

4.        The Constitution provides for equal protection under the law

 

________16. In the early 1800s, the Mississippi River was important to the United States because it

 

1.        led to wars between Great Britain and Spain

2.        divided the Indian territories from the United States

3.        served as a border between the United States and Mexico

4.        served as a major highway for trade

 

________17. In the 1840s, the term Manifest Destiny was used by many Americans to justify

 

1.        the extension of slavery into the territories

2.        war with Russia over the Oregon territory

3.        westward expansion into lands claimed by other nations

4.        the acquisition of colonies in Latin America

 

________18. The United States Constitution requires that a national census be taken every ten years to

 

1.        provide the government with information about voter registration

2.        establish a standard for setting income tax rates

3.        determine the number of members each state has in the House of Representatives

4.        decide who can vote in presidential elections

 

________19. Federalism is a term used to define the division of power between the

 

1.        president and the vice president

2.        Senate and House of Representatives

3.        three branches of the federal government

4.        national and state levels of government

 

________20. In 1906, the publication of The Jungle, written by Upton Sinclair, led Congress to

 

1.        enact stronger prohibition laws

2.        support the national conservation movement

3.        establish a system for meat inspection

4.        legalize strikes and boycotts by labor unions

 

_________21.  In 1954,  the Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka advanced the civil rights movement by

 

1.        guaranteeing equal voting rights to African Americans

2.        banning racial segregation in hotels and restaurants

3.        declaring that racial segregation in public schools violated the 14^th amendment

4.        upholding the principles of separate but equal public facilities

 

_________22. At the beginning of World War II, national debate focused on whether the United States should continue the policy of

 

1.        coexistence                                                              3. imperialism

2.        containment                                                             4. isolationism

 

_________23. At the beginning of World War I, President Woodrow Wilson followed a traditional United States foreign policy by

 

1.        refusing to permit trade with either side in the conflict

2.        sending troops to Great Britain

3.        declaring American neutrality

4.        requesting an immediate declaration of war against the aggressors

 

________24.  President Richard Nixon’s policy of détente is best characterized by his

 

1.        decision to dismantle the nuclear weapons arsenal of the United States

2.        attempt to reduce tensions with the Soviet Union

3.        order to bomb Cambodia

4.        support for membership in the United Nations for communist countries

 

________25. The Seneca Falls Convention of 1948 is often viewed as the beginning of the

 

1.        temperance movement                                             3. antislavery movement

2.        women’s rights movement                                      4. Native American Indian movement

 

 

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