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End of Course Review Questions
1. Which country was divided in 1945?
A. Mongolia
B. Korea
C. Japan
D. China
2. During the mid-1900s, what was the primary goal of the U. S. containment policy?
A. maintaining an isolationist foreign policy
B. reducing environmental pollution
C. limiting the expansion of communism
D. eliminating global poverty
3. Which change in American society is most likely the result of advancements in
telecommunications?
A. greater demand for the use of clean energy
B. fewer regional differences among people
C. better use of medical facilities for illnesses
D. fewer individuals graduating from college
4. How did President Truman justify the use of atomic bombs against Japan?
A. He wanted to demonstrate the nuclear capability of the United States.
B. U. S. citizens wanted to get revenge for the Japanese attacks at Midway.
C. Naval forces wanted to stop further efforts by the Japanese to invade China.
D. He wanted to end the war quickly while preserving American lives.
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5. The Federal-Aid Highway Act created the highway system with one goal of
A. supporting civilian needs
B. replacing aging railroads
C. expanding urban centers
D. desegregating public transportation
6. The Supreme Court decision in Miranda v. Arizona expanded
A. property rights
B. religious freedom
C. freedom of speech
D. rights of defendants
7. The 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis began when
A. the Soviet Union attempted to conquer Cuba.
B. Cuba threatened to attack U. S. cities.
C. the Soviet Union placed nuclear weapons in Cuba.
D. Cuba attacked a U.S. military base.
8. Tennessee’s Contribution to the __________________?
Grand Ole Opry
Elvis Presley
Nashville record companies
Memphis Sun Studio
Which phrase best completes the title above?
A. transportation industry
B. energy industry
C. tourist industry
D. music industry
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9. ….we think the enforced separation of the races, as applied to the internal commerce of the State,
neither abridges the privileges of immunities of the colored man, deprives him of his property without
due process of law, nor denies him the equal protection of the laws…
--Majority Opinion of the Supreme Court, Plessy v. Ferguson, 1896
Which Supreme Court case reversed the decision above?
A. Miranda v. Arizona
B. Brown v. Board of Education
C. Chambers v. Florida
D. Gideon v. Wainwright
10. Which business leader and business represent the “new economy”?
A. Donald Trump: real estate development
B. Henry Ford: assembly line production
C. Phillip Armour: meatpacking industry
D. John D. Rockefeller: oil monopoly
11. Which U. S. senator led the committee that investigated the burglary of the Watergate building?
A. Howard Baker
B. Samuel Ervin
C. Fred Thompson
D. Lowell Weicker
12. Which president was able to pursue a more cooperative foreign policy relationship with Russia
due to the end of the Cold War?
A. Richard Nixon
B. Jimmy Carter
C. Ronald Reagan
D. Bill Clinton
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13. The Social Security Act of 1935 allowed people to
A. register for the military draft
B. qualify for retirement benefits
C. earn interest on savings accounts
D. invest money in the stock market
14. Which phrase best describes anti-Semitism in Germany?
A. persecution of Jewish people
B. opposition to Communist ideas
C. objection to reparation payments
D. distrust of American culture
15. Which development best illustrates one effect of the New Deal on the state of Tennessee?
A. Broadcasts of the Grand Ole Opry from Nashville increased in popularity.
B. Fort Campbell was created outside Clarksville.
C. Cotton production expanded in the region surrounding Memphis.
D. Hydroelectric power dams were built near Knoxville.
16. In 1942, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, was selected by the federal government to be the site for
A. holding a secret wartime conference among Allied leaders.
B. creating the first TVA programs to control soil erosion.
C. developing materials for atomic bombs.
D. training infantry troops for overseas combat.
17. How did World War II affect industrial production?
A. factories employed child labor.
B. employees established powerful unions.
C. refugees worked as skilled labor.
D. women worked in defense factories.
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18. During the late 19th
century, most immigrants came to the United States because of the
A. opportunity for wealth by mining precious metals.
B. need for laborers due to the end of slavery.
C. employment opportunities in Northern industries.
D. federal land grants in the Western states.
19. Which town was founded by a major producer of chocolate in the United States?
A. Chicago, Illinois
B. Wilmington, Delaware
C. Hershey, Pennsylvania
D. Williamsburg, Virginia
20. During the early 20th
century, which factor contributed to American imperialism?
A. the demand for skilled immigrant workers
B. the demand for natural resources
C. the need for importing food to feed people
D. the desire for technological development

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End of course review questions (use after teaching 60s and nixon)

  • 1. 1 Name_______________________________________________Date_________________Block______ End of Course Review Questions 1. Which country was divided in 1945? A. Mongolia B. Korea C. Japan D. China 2. During the mid-1900s, what was the primary goal of the U. S. containment policy? A. maintaining an isolationist foreign policy B. reducing environmental pollution C. limiting the expansion of communism D. eliminating global poverty 3. Which change in American society is most likely the result of advancements in telecommunications? A. greater demand for the use of clean energy B. fewer regional differences among people C. better use of medical facilities for illnesses D. fewer individuals graduating from college 4. How did President Truman justify the use of atomic bombs against Japan? A. He wanted to demonstrate the nuclear capability of the United States. B. U. S. citizens wanted to get revenge for the Japanese attacks at Midway. C. Naval forces wanted to stop further efforts by the Japanese to invade China. D. He wanted to end the war quickly while preserving American lives.
  • 2. 2 5. The Federal-Aid Highway Act created the highway system with one goal of A. supporting civilian needs B. replacing aging railroads C. expanding urban centers D. desegregating public transportation 6. The Supreme Court decision in Miranda v. Arizona expanded A. property rights B. religious freedom C. freedom of speech D. rights of defendants 7. The 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis began when A. the Soviet Union attempted to conquer Cuba. B. Cuba threatened to attack U. S. cities. C. the Soviet Union placed nuclear weapons in Cuba. D. Cuba attacked a U.S. military base. 8. Tennessee’s Contribution to the __________________? Grand Ole Opry Elvis Presley Nashville record companies Memphis Sun Studio Which phrase best completes the title above? A. transportation industry B. energy industry C. tourist industry D. music industry
  • 3. 3 9. ….we think the enforced separation of the races, as applied to the internal commerce of the State, neither abridges the privileges of immunities of the colored man, deprives him of his property without due process of law, nor denies him the equal protection of the laws… --Majority Opinion of the Supreme Court, Plessy v. Ferguson, 1896 Which Supreme Court case reversed the decision above? A. Miranda v. Arizona B. Brown v. Board of Education C. Chambers v. Florida D. Gideon v. Wainwright 10. Which business leader and business represent the “new economy”? A. Donald Trump: real estate development B. Henry Ford: assembly line production C. Phillip Armour: meatpacking industry D. John D. Rockefeller: oil monopoly 11. Which U. S. senator led the committee that investigated the burglary of the Watergate building? A. Howard Baker B. Samuel Ervin C. Fred Thompson D. Lowell Weicker 12. Which president was able to pursue a more cooperative foreign policy relationship with Russia due to the end of the Cold War? A. Richard Nixon B. Jimmy Carter C. Ronald Reagan D. Bill Clinton
  • 4. 4 13. The Social Security Act of 1935 allowed people to A. register for the military draft B. qualify for retirement benefits C. earn interest on savings accounts D. invest money in the stock market 14. Which phrase best describes anti-Semitism in Germany? A. persecution of Jewish people B. opposition to Communist ideas C. objection to reparation payments D. distrust of American culture 15. Which development best illustrates one effect of the New Deal on the state of Tennessee? A. Broadcasts of the Grand Ole Opry from Nashville increased in popularity. B. Fort Campbell was created outside Clarksville. C. Cotton production expanded in the region surrounding Memphis. D. Hydroelectric power dams were built near Knoxville. 16. In 1942, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, was selected by the federal government to be the site for A. holding a secret wartime conference among Allied leaders. B. creating the first TVA programs to control soil erosion. C. developing materials for atomic bombs. D. training infantry troops for overseas combat. 17. How did World War II affect industrial production? A. factories employed child labor. B. employees established powerful unions. C. refugees worked as skilled labor. D. women worked in defense factories.
  • 5. 5 18. During the late 19th century, most immigrants came to the United States because of the A. opportunity for wealth by mining precious metals. B. need for laborers due to the end of slavery. C. employment opportunities in Northern industries. D. federal land grants in the Western states. 19. Which town was founded by a major producer of chocolate in the United States? A. Chicago, Illinois B. Wilmington, Delaware C. Hershey, Pennsylvania D. Williamsburg, Virginia 20. During the early 20th century, which factor contributed to American imperialism? A. the demand for skilled immigrant workers B. the demand for natural resources C. the need for importing food to feed people D. the desire for technological development