WCBC US History 2 Final (Completion)

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Whose company developed the refrigerated railroad car?

Edward Bellamy

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Who created the first patented, commercially useful telephone?

Alexander Graham Bell

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What is the philosophy that the strongest business would survive?

Social Darwinism

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In 1882, the government voted to halt immigration from which country?

China

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What were men who were un-elected leaders in the cities called?

Boss

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What is an example of a "chain store" given in the notes?

Sears

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Who applied the theories of pragmatism to education

John Dewey

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What is it called when the winning political party dispenses jobs to those who help them?

Patronage

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What sport was invented by Dr. James Naismith in 1891?

Basketball

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Who was a powerful publisher who popularized "yellow journalism" and controlled 9 newspapers and 2 magazines

Hearst

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Which brothers are known for flying the first successful airplane flight in 1903

wright brothers

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Which president was assassinated after only a few months in office?

James A. Garfield

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What book did William H Harvey write that argued persuasively for free silver?

Coin's Financial School

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What Rebellion was a fierce Chinese uprising against all foreigners?

Boxer

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Who was known as the father of scientific management?

Taylor

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Who wrote How the Other Half Lives?

Riis

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What religion was associated with Rum

Romanism

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What terrible organization persecuted blacks, Jews, Catholics, and foreigners?

Klu Klux Klan

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The ____ _____ happened when nearly 500,000 blacks left the rural South for the industrial cities in the North.

Great Migration

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What act drafted men to serve in the military?

Selective Service Act

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What term defined people who believed open migration was harming the nation

Nativists

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What was the learning US medical school that was founded in 1893 in Baltimore?

John Hopkins

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What novel by Chales Sheldon applied the teachings of Christ to modern times?

In His Steps

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What amendment provided for direct election of senators previously appointed by state legislatures

17th

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Who wrote a novel regarding unsanitary methods of meat preparation entitled "the jungle"?

Upton Sinclair

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What association became a powerful force for insuring high standards in the medical profession?

American Medical Association

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This was an alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

Triple Alliance

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The German advance was stopped and Allies began a great offensive in this battle

2nd Battle of Marne

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Which Republican president was passive but reliable?

Coolidge

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The ____ ____ was Jane Addam's effort to help immigrants get "settled" and adapt to their new country.

Hull House

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What piece of land was purchased by Wilson in 1917 to keep Germany from getting it?

Virgin Islands

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What is the date for Black Tuesday?

October 29, 1929

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During the 1930's financial assistance to the unemployed .was called ____.

Relief

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Who wrote How to Win Friends and Influence People

Dale Carnegie

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Who was the Nazi leader of Germany whose mad ambitions led to WWII

Hitler

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Germany, Italy, and Japan were called the _____ Powers

Axis

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What the ____ Conference, Hitler was awarded Sudetenland in exchange for his pledge of no further aggression.

Winston Churchill

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The ___ ___ was a large area of the South and Midwest that experienced a severe drought during the 1930s

Dust Bowl

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FDR's informal radio broadcasts in which he explained his plans and programs to Americans personally were called ____ ____

Fireside Chats

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What country was Hideki Tojo prime minister and war leader of?

Japan

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Which magazine focused on pictures rather than print (photojournalism)?

Life Magazine

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What disease did FDR have?

Polio

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Whose idea was it to pack the Supreme Court?

FDR

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What was the name of Hitler's book?

Mein Kampf

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Who made trains up on time?

Mussolini

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Which city did the US supple with an airlift after WWII

Berlin

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What does NATO stand for?

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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What is another name for Formose

Taiwan

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Who did Truman defeat in 1948?

Nixon

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What famous general was fired by Truman

MacCarther

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Who was the Wisconsin senator that alleged there were Communists in the US govt?

MacCarthy

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Who did Eisenhower defeat in 1952?

Stevenson

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Who developed polio vaccine?

Jonas Salk

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What famous amusement park was founded in 1955?

Disneyland

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Who was the first African American to play major league baseball?

Jackie Robinson

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Who was Eisenhower's Secretary of State?

Dulles

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Who did Castro overthrow in Cuba?

Batista

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In what year was Israel founded?

1948

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What did Kennedy call his domestic program?

New Deal

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Who did Johnson defeat in 1964?

Goldwater

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Which cabinet department was aimed at helping cities (housing)

HUD

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In what year did the Berlin Wall fall?

1989