Examining American History: Key Events, Figures, And Urban Political Machines

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Examining American History: Key Events, Figures, and Urban Political Machines Questions 12 and 13 must be at least 200 words Question 1 Which of the following was included within the Fourteen Points? Self - determination for all peoples Banning the use of poison gas in warfare Economic aid for former German colonies Creation of the United Nations Question 2 Booker T. Washington is known for all of the following EXCEPT: authoring The Souls of Black Folk. founding the Tuskegee Institute. urging black focus toward economic improvement and away from political rights. beginning life as a slave. Question 3 The notorious political machine Tammany Hall worked with progressive groups to make government more responsive to social needs in __________. Chicago Boston New York City St. Louis Question 4
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Which event most clearly marks the beginnings of World War I? The 1916 American presidential campaign German U - boat attacks on British liners The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand The Russo - Japanese War Question 5 In New Nationalism, Roosevelt called for: States' rights. an isolationist foreign policy. collective ownership of businesses. a strong federal government. Question 6 The progressive most noted for educational reform was __________. Lillian Wald Upton Sinclair John Dewey Jane Addams Question 7 The Zimmermann message (a telegram) stirred up anti - German sentiment in the United States because it revealed German plans to: deploy submarines along the Atlantic coast of the United States. return American Southwest territories lost to Mexico in exchange for a Mexican

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