U. S. History Final

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who were three American leaders at the Alamo?
Travis, Jim Bowie, Davy Crocket
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who was the Mexican leader who attacked the Alamo?
Santa Anna
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how many men were at the Alamo?
185
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how many days did they fight?
thirteen days
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why did they stay at the Alamo?
to give Houston more time to raise an army
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Give three causes for the Mexican War
1. there has been resentment between Mexico and the United States for years
2. they never recognized Texas independence
3. fight over the boundary between Texas and Mexico, United States wanted Rio Grande, Mexicans wanted nuances (nueces)
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give the years of the Mexican war
1846-1848
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give three American officers who experience in the Mexican War to be used in Civil War?
1. Robert E. Lee
2. Thomas J. Jackson
3. Ulysses S. Grant
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give three Presidents during the Progressive Era
1. Theodore Roosevelt
2. William Howard Taft
3. Woodrow Wilson
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What three things did the Treaty of Sevres bring about?
Down with the Ottoman Empire, established Turkey as a nation, established Muslim faith
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give the four Central Powers in WWII
1. Germany
2. Austria-Hungry
3. Turkey
4. Bulgaria
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What year did the United States enter the war?
1917
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give the date of the Armistice of WWI
November 11, 1917
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only Confederate President
Jefferson Davis
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American commander in Spanish American War
John Dewey
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Prohibition
Amendment 18
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professor at Princeton who defended the Scriptures
Benjamin Warfield
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was the Southern Democrat candidate in the crucial election of 1860
Breckenridge
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say Senators are now elected directly by people not by the state legislature
Amendment 17
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last Democrat pro-compromise President
Buchanan
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was the evangelist who preached against alcoholism
Billy Sunday
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called the Father of Humanism (Progressive Education)
John Dewey
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was the first Republican candidate to run for President
John C. Fremont
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Income Tax
Amendment 16
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was the Supreme Court Chief Justice who said blacks were U.S. citizens
Taney
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Republican candidate in the crucial election of 1860
Abraham Lincoln
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gave women the right to vote
Amendment 19
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was the Constitutional Union candidate in the crucial election of 1860
John Bell
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repeal prohibition
Amendment 21
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was the Northern Democrat candidate in the crucial election of 1860
Douglas
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known as the man that used peanuts in his experiments and farming
George Washington Carver
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Thousands of slaves escaped via the Underground Railroad.
True
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Franklin D. Roosevelt won only three terms for the Presidency
False
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an American commander that defeat the Germans in Italy and North Africa was American General George Patton
True
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D-day date was June 8, 1944
False
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United States joined the League of Nations, but never signed the Treaty of Versailles
False
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Germany invasion of Switzerland brought Great Britain in the war
False
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Germany was not blamed for WWI, but still had to pay for all the war debts in WWI
True
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the central issue of the Civil War was slavery
False
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the state that entered the Union unconstitutionally was West Virginia
True
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John Tyler was considered a great President by the Whig party
False
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the President during the Spanish-American War was Theodore Roosevelt
False
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give two of the four goals of James K Polk
1. lower the tariff
2. restore the independent treasury system of Van Buren
3. settled the Oregon question
4. acquire California from Mexico
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Gadsden Purchase - how much did the United States pay Mexico for the two territories? Name the two states involved?
1. United States paid $10 million to Mexico for their lands
2. New Mexico and Arizona
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how long did the Spanish-American war lasted?
90 days
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Give the Three Reichs
Bismark, which started Germans; Hitler; holy roman empire under Otto the Great
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give the three axis power in WWII
Japan, Germany, Italy
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give the four major allies in WWII
Great Britain, France, Russia, United States
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Canadian ace in WWI
Billy Bishop
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Known as "Old Rough and Ready"
Zachary Taylor
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last battle for the Germans in WWII
Battle of Budge
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33rd President
Harry S. Truman
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gave Texas its independence from Mexico
San Jacinto
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bloodiest single campaign in the pacific
Okinawa
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American commander at Midway
Nimitz
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dark horse candidate - 11th president
James K. Polk
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allies plan to take Italy
Operation Husky
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captured Santa Fe in the Mexican War
Stephen Kearney
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toughest costliest battle in Marine's history
Iwo Jima
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was the turning point in World War I
Argonne
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brought the first Americans to settle in Texas
Austin
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was the sea battle that was fought with planes over the Pacific
Leyte Gulf
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was the greatest invasion in history
Normandy
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was known as old fuss and feathers
Winfield Scott
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allies plan to take Africa
Operation Torch
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said "I shall return"
Douglas MacArthur
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was commander of the Texan Army
Sam Houston
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helped to capture California in the Mexican War
John C. Fremont
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the first one to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean from New York City to Paris was
Charles Lindbergh
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the first person to have a million-dollar sale was
Jack Dempsey
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the first sport to be announced on commercial radio was
boxing
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was considered the greatest baseball player of all time.
Babe Ruth
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was the first Catholic to run for President
Al Smith
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said America's business was business
Calvin Coolidge
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was the popular American psychologist in the 1920s
Sigmund Freud
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give three results of the Mexican War
1. United States got California, Arizona, New Mexico.
2. Rio Grande would now be the boundary between United States and Mexico
3. United States paid Mexico $15 million dollars and paid off all debts Mexico owed United States citizens
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give three causes of the Spanish-American War
1. Yellow Journalism
2. the de Lome letter
3. sinking of Maine
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name one of the cities on which the atomic bomb was droppped
Nagasaki or Hiroshima
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was the 31st President
Herbert Hoover
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had the slogan "return to normalcy"
Warren G. Harding
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invested in Germany to rebuilt it
Dawes Plan
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is the tariff that made it difficult for European nations to trade with the U.S.
Fordney McCumber
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was two navy oil reserves given to two friends
Teapot Dome
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the stock market crashed during _____________ administration
Herbert Hoover
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stole two million dollars from the Veteran's Administration
Charles Forbes
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was the 30th President
Calvin Coolidge
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was the one who did the Teapot Dome
Albert B. Fall
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was the popular American psychologist
Sigmund Freud
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was the 29th President
Warren G. Harding
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was the attorney general put on trial for bribery, but was found innocent
Harry Daughtery
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started the N.A.A.C.P.
W.E.B. DuBois
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said "Separate but equal"
Plessy vs. Ferguson
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is the date World War II began
September 1,1939
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was the leader of the Progressive party in the Democratic party
William J. Bryan
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required Department of Agriculture to inspect the killing of healthy animals
Meat Inspection Act
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was the leading Socialist of his day
Eugene Debs
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wrote "up from slavery"
Booker T. Washington
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is the date that ended the war in the Pacific
September 2, 1945
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was sent around the world sixteen battleships to impress the Japanese with America's strength
Great White Fleet
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are writers who exposed abuse and corruption
Muckrakers