History (HIS-204).

I have (10) questions in History (HIS-204).

  

 

 

1. What is Leon Czolgosz   most remembered for? (Points : 1) Anarchism Assassination Socialism Terrorism

     

   

2. At the end of the   Spanish-American War, what defined the way that the United States attempted   to exert its economic will over Cuba? (Points : 1) Treaty   of Paris Platt   Amendment Teller   Amendment Newlands   Resolution

        

3. Which amendment to the   Constitution brought Prohibition to the United States? (Points : 1) Eighteenth   Amendment Nineteenth   Amendment Twentieth   Amendment Twenty-first   Amendment

        

4. Americans had always felt   the desire to grow, move, and acquire territory as expressed through the   ideal of Manifest Destiny. The nation explored new areas of expansion in the   1890s for several reasons. Which of the following was not one of them?   (Points : 1) Natural   resources Social   Darwinism Military   power Reclaiming   lost territory

        

5. President Woodrow Wilson   played a key role in directing the nation into and through the war, but he   also had a vision of how the post-war world should look. He first articulated   his plan in January 1918 in a plan called: (Points : 1) Paris   Peace Fourteen   Points League   of Nations Collective   Security

        

6. Women made many   contributions during World War I. Which area did they make the least impact?   (Points : 1) Nurses   in the war Heavy   industry Maintaining   farms Truck   drivers

        

7. Theodore Roosevelt’s life   was perhaps the perfect symbol for the United States. Which of the following   was he not known for? (Points : 1) Cowboy War   hero Mayor Governor

        

8. When a nation goes to   war. it must engage in a process called mobilization, which means that it   prepares the weapons, supplies, and people needed for battle. Which of the   following was not a component of American mobilization for World War II?   (Points : 1) War   Industries Board National   Defense Act Uncle   Sam Rosie   the Riveter

        

9. Efficiency was a central theme of the reform movement. Who of the following was not an example of someone striving to examine every aspect of life itself and determine, often through new scientific principles, how to do more work with less energy? (Points : 1) Frederick   W. Taylor Robert   Wiebe Henry   Ford Theodore   Roosevelt

        

10. While business in the United   States grew larger, there was a greater opportunity for corruption. Though   there were some attempts at reform in the late 19th century, these were not   as successful as hoped. What was the method preferred by Progressives?   (Points : 1) Laissez-faire Redistribute   wealth Break   up large companies Regulation