EXAM INFO

1. EXAM INFO Wednesday Jan 20, 7:20 am Main test rooms: Per 1- room 285 Kane Per 8 – room

2. H US Midterm Review

3. Team Quizzo • Two wage opportunities included • Do not shout out answers • Scoring – the honors system • Closed notes, fast paced, post over weekend • When we go over answers, let’s talk about them a bit and answer the age old question “why is this important?” • Some things are more specific than others • Some things not in game or talked about are still testable • More review, less game • Study over the weekend-stagger and vary your methods!

4. Round 1 1. Owner of Standard Oil Company, of significant interest to Ida Tarbell 2. Foreign policy of Taft in the Caribbean 3.A telegram sent from the Germans to the Mexicans proposing an alliance during WWI 4. Where Nazi leaders were charged with “crimes against humanity” 5. FDR’s program to solve the great depression • WWI veterans in Washington DC in 1932 seeking their payments for service • One of two very important battles from July 1863 • Opposed to spread of slavery into new territories

5. 9.people who smuggled alcohol illegally during prohibition 10. One of the writers of the 1920s, wrote The Great Gatsby 11. Famous British ship sunk by German U-boat in 1915, American passengers were also killed 12. Term used to describe the style of sensational newspaper writing and image creation during the Spanish American War 13. Teddy Roosevelt’s idea of fairness between labor and management 14. Idea promoted by Stephen Douglass that people in a given territory (such as Kansas-Nebraska) could determine status of slavery 15. The splitting up of families and other effects of slavery on families were vividly portrayed in this novel 16. Phrasing used by Oliver Wendell Holmes in the Schenk V. U.S. Case to explain why free speech is limited during times of war

6. Round 1 • John D. Rockefeller • Dollar Diplomacy • Zimmerman Note • Nuremberg Trials • New Deal • Bonus Army • Gettysburg, Vicksburg • Free Soil party (“free soilers”)

7. 9. bootleggers 10 F. Scott Fitzgerald 11 The Lusitania 12. Yellow journalism 13. Square Deal 14. Popular sovereignty 15. Uncle Tom’s Cabin 16. “clear and present danger” I’ll also accept “can’t yell fire in a crowded theater”

8. Round 2 • Nickname for progressive reformers who used graphic imagery to expose conditions needed for change • Teddy Roosevelt’s volunteer regiment that charged San Juan Hill • Added interpretation to the Monroe Doctrine that claimed US right to intervene in the Western Hemisphere • Industrial philosophy used to justify laissez-faire capitalism • New Deal program that hired young men aged 18-25 for a variety of construction and restoration projects • Term coined by F. Scott Fitzgerald to describe the 1920s • This state was the first to secede

9. 8. re-elected in 1916 and promised to keep us out of WWI 9.An allied turning point in Belgium, winter 1944-1945, defending the German offensive 10. “Trial of the century” about teaching Evolution, 1925 11. Two famous Italian anarchists who were charged and convicted for murder 12. Where the majority of “new” immigrants came from by 1900 13. New Deal program aimed at assisting people in their old age, insuring the unemployment, and relieving the burdens of widows and fatherless children. 14. Chief Justice Taney ruled in 1857 that this man was not a citizen and therefore had no right to sue. This decision also declared the Missouri Compromise of 1820 unconstitutional. 

10. Rnd 2 • Muckrakers • Rough Riders • Roosevelt Corollary • Social Darwinism • Civilian Conservation Corps • The Jazz Age • South Carolina

11. 8. Woodrow Wilson 9. Battle of the Bulge 10. Scopes Trial (Monkey Trial) 11. Sacco and Vanzetti 12. Southern and Eastern Europe 13. Social Security Act 14. Dred Scott

12. Round 3 1. TR’s Big Stick Diplomacy included the construction of a canal here 2. $2 billion project for the development and building of the Atomic Bomb 3. slang term (mocking a president) used for makeshift communities of homeless unemployed people during the early days of the Great Depression 4. laws that were designed to maintain racial segregation in the south in the years following the Civil War 5. the first “talkie” -movie with sound, 1927 6. this amendment gave women the right to vote 7. this amendment ended slavery

13. 8. foreign policy strategy used at Munich in 1938, later criticized by Churchill 9. the Jungle led directly to passage of this_______ 10.The Teapot Dome scandal occurred during his presidency 11. Wilson’s plan for resolving the territorial disputes that led to WWI as well as his vision of lasting peace to prevent future wars 12. This notorious nativist group resurged in popularity during the 1920s, mostly in response to European immigrants 13. aka “the draft” - provided manpower for US entry into WWI in 1917 14. Name two of the four slave states that remained in the Union during the Civil War

14. Round 3 • Panama • Manhattan Project • Hoovervilles • Jim Crow Laws • The Jazz Singer • 19th Amendment • 13th amendment

15. Rnd 3 8. appeasement 9. Meat Inspection Act (passed the same day as the Pure Food and Drug Act) 10. Harding 11 14 points 12. Ku Klux Klan 13. Selective Service Act 14. Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland and Delaware.

16. Round 4 1. term used to describe TR and Taft for going after monopolies 2. Activist in the 1920s who promoted black nationalism and “back-to-Africa” 3. “rags to riches” captain of the steel industry, promoter of “gospel of wealth” 4. Suffragist who took over NAWSA leadership after Susan B. Anthony 5. FDR’s weekly radio broadcasts which were intended to re-assure Americans during the GD 6. New Deal program designed to regulate the stock market and prevent fraudulent practices 7. Where Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation specifically freed slaves __________________

17. 8. US citizens of Japanese ancestry were sent to these kind of camps during WWII 9. Tragedy in 1911 which killed 146 garment workers 10. the “three Rs” that the New Deal programs sought to address 11. in 1902, TR resolved a strike involving these kind of laborers 12. Famous 1938 Halloween radio mass hysteria directed by Orson Welles 13. What happened on October 29, 1929 (“Black Tuesday”) 14. This is the bloodiest single-day battle in all of US history

18. Round 4 • Trust-busting • Marcus Garvey • Andrew Carnegie • Carrie Chapman Catt • Fireside Chats • SEC (Securities Exchange Commission) • In all states in rebellion (the Confederacy)

19. 8. internment/relocation 9. Triangle-Shirtwaist Fire 10 relief, recovery, reform 11. Coal miners 12. War of the Worlds 13. Stock market crash 14. Antietam

20. Supreme Allied Commander who gave the go-ahead for D-Day in 1944 • Term used to describe the group of writers who were disillusioned after WWI • Early Civil Rights reformer who founded the Tuskegee Institute and pushed for a gradual approach • During both World Wars, US citizens were encouraged to grow their own produce on these • Teddy Roosevelt ran as a third party “Bull Moose candidate in this election • Wording used in Plessy v. Ferguson to uphold segregation in public facilities • Abolition’s “Golden Trumpet” – he even refused to wear any clothing made of cotton

21. 8. Queen Liliuokalani was overthrown from this pacific chain of islands 9. New Deal program created to insure bank deposits 10. Most famous Harlem Renaissance writer, asked what happens to “a dream defered” 11. Alfred T. Mahan’s concept of "sea power" was based on the idea that countries should build up their ___________ in order to have greater worldwide impact 12. Its ultimate failure as a peacekeeping body led eventually to WWII. Though the US created it, we did not join 13. Largest and most ambitious New Deal program that employed millions of people to carry out construction projects and also employed many musicians, artists, and writers 14. Wrote “ A Century of Dishonor” to highlight the history of our government’s policy of deception toward the Native Americans

22. Rnd 5 • Dwight Eisenhower • Lost Generation • Booker T. Washington • Victory gardens • 1912 • “separate but equal” • Wendell Phillips

23. 8. Hawaii 9. FDIC • Langston Hughes • Naval (navy) • League of Nations • WPA • Helen Hunt Jackson

24. End of part I • Add up total point so far • Wage • Part I bonus question category: national landmarks

25. This is considered one of the earliest of these --

26. Part II -- Which president (some may be used twice) 1. “Make the World Safe for Democracy” 2. “Return to Normalcy” 3.“The Only thing we have to fear is fear itself” 4. 1924 campaign – “keep cool with ______” 5. “arsenal of democracy” • Potsdam conference

27. Part II -- Which president (some may be used twice) 7. Busted more trusts than TR 8. continued to give speech after being shot 9. believed in volunteerism to respond to GD 10. incapacitated by stroke during his final days • Promised “malice toward none and charity to all” at his second inauguration • Was impeached but not removed from office and finished out his term in 1869

28. Wilson 2. Harding 3. FDR 4. Coolidge • FDR 6. Truman 7. Taft 8. TR 9. Hoover 10. Wilson 11. Lincoln 12. Johnson

29. Picture Round If you are studying at home, see me Tuesday for answers you may not know or with any questions you have

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