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1 US troops played an important role in the World War I battle of the Somme the Meuse Argonne the Seine Lyon the Ruhr 2 The key factor in turning the war in favor of the Allies was the rise of massive bombardment of German cities by US air power the development of the convoy system to get supplies to Europe the dropping of the atomic bomb the invention of a rapid firing machine gun the discovery of the rocket 3 Congress granted President Wilson wartime powers to control agricultural production industrial production railroad transportation All of the answers are correct. Only "A" & "B" are correct. 4 The US financed World War I with higher federal income taxes borrowing money no deficit spending All of the answers are correct. Only "A" & "B" are correct. 5 The 18th Amendment to the Constitution instituted Prohibition was unpopular with a majority of Americans soon after the war ended led to the rise of organized crime All of the answers are correct. Only "A" & "C" are correct. 6 Wilson's Fourteen Points included all of the following EXCEPT national self-determination for people no secret treaties & open diplomacy freedom of the seas a League of Nations a ballistic missile treaty 7 People & groups who opposed Wilson's Fourteen Points included all of the following EXCEPT isolationists most Republicans Senator Henry Cabot Lodge protectionists Wilson Democrats 8 The US delegation to the Versailles Treaty conference was inadequate because It included no Republicans & the Republicans had just taken control of the US Senate, which would have to ratify the treaty. The US Army was not represented. The US Navy was not represented. All of the answers are correct. Only "B" & "C" are correct. 9 The Treaty of Versailles was not ratified by the US Senate because Wilson would not compromise with Lodge & the Reservationists. The Republicans refused to ratify ANY treaty. The Democrats insisted on a United Nations clause that Wilson opposed. All of these answers are correct. Only "A" & "B" are correct. 10 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge opposed the Treaty of Versailles because He intensely disliked Wilson. An unratified treaty would help the Republicans in the 1920 presidential election. Its League of Nations clause would violate the balance of power theory that Lodge supported. All of the answers are correct. Only "A" & "B" are correct. 11 World War I was followed in rather short order by all of the following EXCEPT an economic recession higher unemployment labor strikes a Red Scare agricultural prosperity for farmers 12 The goals of the NAACP in the 1920's included higher wages votes for all Blacks equal protection of the laws All of the answers are correct. Only "B" & "C" are correct. 13 Marcus Garvey appealed to Black pride supported a "back to Africa" movement was ignored by most Blacks when he wanted them to leave the US & go back to Africa All of the answers are correct. Only "A" & "B" are correct. 14 The victims of Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer's raids in the Red Scare were mostly suspected radicals Democrats Republicans Whigs All of the answers are correct. 15 The Sacco & Vanzetti case showed The US government prosecuted tax evaders. Anti-immigrant prejudice sometimes left immigrants with little justice. Gangsters would be hunted down outside the established justice system. All of the answers are correct. Only "A" & "C" are correct. 16 All of the following supported the Republicans in 1920 EXCEPT southern whites northern & western businessmen western farmers northern Blacks those who opposed high taxes 17 The most significant accomplishment of Warren Harding's administration was the end of the income tax arms reduction with the Washington Naval Conferences the end of Prohibition All of the answers are correct. Onlu "A" & "B" are correct. 18 The meaning of the term "return to normalcy" meant going back to the governmental protection of big business of the McKinley Administration increasing the power of the Washington government higher taxes & more governmental intervention in people's lives All of the answers are correct. Only "B" & "C" are correct. 19 The significance of the 1920's Supreme Court rulings was They weakened the anti-discrimination laws. They weakened labor laws. They gave more power to Washington. They solidified Democratic control of the government. All of the answers are correct. 20 The Teapot Dome Scandal was a 20th century Boston Tea Party an oil scandal in which a Cabinet member went to jail a steel scandal that showed inferior steel was used as armor in US Navy ships a newspaper scandal that blamed the Democrats for inflation None of these answers is correct.

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