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1

What was the Open Door Policy?

Allowed immigrants to enter the country freely

Gave citizenship status to all immigrants

A US sponsored agreement to respect Chinese rights and allow other countries to bid fairly on commercial contracts

The US would intervene to fix South American problems instead of allowing the Europeans to do it

2

The first President to set aside certain areas to serve as national parks was

Franklin Roosevelt

Teddy Roosevelt

Herbert Hoover

William Taft

3

Which of the following gave women the right to vote in the United States?

The Nineteenth Amendment of 1920

The Women's Suffrage Act of 1931

The Twentieth Amendment of 1910

The Equal Rights Act of 1940

4

In America, the 1920's were marked by a time of

Liberal government

Republican presidents

World War I

The war on poverty

5

President Wilson's early policy towards WWI was to

Try to stay out of the fight

Try to get the US involved and help Britain

Side with the Germans

Enter the war and help the Central Powers of Germany, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria

6

Who supported the Treaty of Versailles the most?

Woodrow Wilson

The Central Powers

Japan

Isolationists

7

What was President Roosevelt program of relief, recovery, and reform to help the financial crises called?

Hope and Change

The Great Depression

The New Society

The New Deal

8

What was the Scopes Monkey Trial concerned with?

Funding for animal research

Establishing hunting rights

Teaching evolution

Conserving jungles for animal homes

9

What event led to the start of WWI?

The stock market crashed

Rise of Communism

A Serb rebel shot and killed two members of Austria-Hungary's royal family

Germany's Imperial Policy

10

What was the Liberty Loan Program?

A program through which citizens could acquire housing

Programs that gave loans to minorities

Government loan programs for business owners to assist citizens during the depression

A government bond program where citizens helped raise money to finance the war

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