At the end of World War II, Eastern Europe was liberated from Nazi control by the A) Soviet Red Army. B) Polish underground. C) United States Army. D) British Army. ANSWER A
It might be said that the Cold War was declared in early 1946 when ________ announced that “from Stettin on the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic, an iron curtain has descended across the [European] continent.” A) Franklin D. Roosevelt B) Dean Acheson C) Winston Churchill D) Harry S. Truman ANSWER C
What industries were most financially important to the West by the 1970s? A) oil and mining B) lumbering and tourism C) farming and ranching D) electronics and service ANSWER D
What kind of popular novels did early nineteenth-century middle-class Americans tend to prefer? A) urban crime stories B) sentimental family stories C) western sagas D) pirate adventure tales ANSWER B
Who was the author of America’s Cold War foreign policy that was designed to restrain Soviet expansion? A) George Kennan B) Walter Lippmann C) George Marshall D) Dean Acheson ANSWER A
What was the primary factor shaping American attitudes toward the Cuban revolution in 1895? A) the humanitarian concern that the American public had for Cubans and their independence B) presidents Cleveland and McKinley’s aggressive expression of their pro-war view C) the strategic location of Cuba in the Caribbean D) the amount of capital that United […]
Describe the motives and goals of early nineteenth-century moral reformers. What social problems did they identify with prostitution and “heavy drinking”? What will be an ideal response? ANSWER Goals: get people to adopt more godly personal habits, observe the Sabbath, read the Bible, etc.; curb the resort to immoral practices in society, prostitution, overuse […]
As a result of the Missouri Compromise, A) slavery was banned north of 36° 30′ in the Louisiana Territory. B) free blacks were not allowed to migrate into Missouri. C) slavery was abolished in all states north of 36° 30′. D) there were temporarily more slave states in the Union than free states. ANSWER […]
Bacon’s Rebellion was the consequence of all of the following EXCEPT A) a growing sentiment for colonial independence from England. B) resentment against the royal governor’s Indian policies. C) the frustration of a growing number of people who had little chance of gaining title to land. D) higher taxes and falling tobacco prices. ANSWER […]
Sir Edmund Andros served as A) the governor of Connecticut. B) the leader of a colonial rebellion in Virginia. C) the appointed governor of the Dominion of New England. D) an itinerant preacher of the Great Awakening. ANSWER C