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American History (since 1877) final review

front 1

The New Deal's first step to achieve recovery dealt with

back 1

c. banking

front 2

What New Deal agency put young, single men to work planting trees, building parks, and fighting soil erosion?

back 2

c. Civilian Conservation Corps

front 3

Which program was enacted during the Second New Deal?

back 3

b. an insurance program for the elderly

front 4

The neutrality legislation of the 1930's was based on the assumption that the United States could keep out of war by

back 4

d. banning arms sales to countries at war

front 5

Most Americans viewed war work for women as

back 5

b. a temporary response to the war emergency

front 6

The first city attacked with atomic weapons was

back 6

b. Hiroshima

front 7

Because of Anglo hostility toward Latinos focused on pachucos, the Los Angeles city council passed an ordinance making it a crime to wear a tuxedo.

back 7

False

front 8

The harnessing of atomic energy meant no one in the world, even the United States, was safe anymore.

back 8

True

front 9

What did the secretary of state offer in his Marshall Plan?

back 9

a. to provide financial aid to rebuild Europe's war-torn economies

front 10

Which of the following presented the most divisive issue the Kennedy administration had to face?

back 10

b. the civil rights movement

front 11

Which statement about the postwar world of work is most accurate?

back 11

c. Monority workers lost their jobs through the practice of "last hired, first fired

front 12

With his "Fair Deal", Truman hoped to keep his working coalition of _____ together.

back 12

a. labor and farmers

front 13

Religion in the 1950's was

back 13

c. one way Americans in suburbia maintained a sense of identity and community

front 14

Which stereotype of women was most common in the 1950's?

back 14

c. domestic and motherly

front 15

In the election of 1960, which of the following were key components to Kennedy's victory?

back 15

d. all of these answers are correct (religion, race, & ethniticity)

front 16

The case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka concerned

back 16

c. racial segregation in public schools

front 17

Which of the following civil rights organizations effectively used the nation's judicial system to implement lasting change in America?

back 17

a. NAACP

front 18

In reaction to the Soviet blockade, the Western powers initiated a massive airlift to supply the besieged people.

back 18

True