In the mid-1800s William Lloyd Garrison said, "Be faithful, be vigilant, be untiring in your efforts to break every yoke, and let the oppressed go free...no compromise with slavery! No union with slaveholders!" What cause was Garrison most likely arguing for?

Even though buying stocks on the margin contributed to quick (and sometimes large) payoffs in the 1920s, this event proved financially devastating to many businessmen who undertook the practice.

Which trend in the 1920s would have been most disturbing to a fundamentalist?

Which description best fits a "flapper?"

"We must put young, able men back to work if we are to end this financial depression." The person who made the statesmen above would have been supportive of:

How did farming contribute to the Great Depression?

What role did children often play in the US urban labor force at the beginning of the 20th century?

What effect did new technology, increased mechanization, and mass production have on the US during the early 20th century?

Which of the following statements would a fundamentalist opponent of John Scopes most agree with?

"(We) have an obligation to share the benefits of democracy, Christianity, and capitalism with the less developed and under civilized peoples of the world." This quote argues for US imperialism based on what?

Which of the following encouraged the US to go to war in the 1920s?

An economist during the 1930s who believed in deficit spending and direct intervention would have been supportive of which of the following?

After WWI the US saw a "return to normalcy" while Europe saw a rise of totalitarian leaders; America attempted neutrality, although it offered assistance through the Lend-Lease Act. It wasn't until Pearl Harbor was attacked that the US made a declaration of war and entered WWII. This timeline reflects: