US2 World History
Quiz by NYSED US History and Government
High School
Social Studies (2017)
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- Q1The United States became directly involved in World War I as a result of Germany'sthreat to spread the war to the Middle Eastresumption of unrestricted submarine warfareacquisition of new African coloniesnegotiation of an alliance with Russia60sUS2
- Q2With this observation, Winston Churchill warned the United States that Europe was threatened byan embargo of its Middle East oil suppliesa nuclear attack by the Soviet Unionthe expansion of communism in Eastern Europethe growth of fascism in Great Britain60sUS2
- Q3The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the Warsaw Pact are examples ofManifest Destinymutual defenseLend-Leasedollar diplomacy60sUS2
- Q4A main goal of President Richard Nixon's policy of détente was tosponsor free elections in North Koreareduce tensions between the United States and the Soviet Unionnegotiate an end to the Arab-Israeli conflictend diplomatic relations with China60sUS2
- Q5As related to Latin America, the Roosevelt Corollary strengthened the original Monroe Doctrine bysending humanitarian aid to Mexico and the Caribbeanpromoting the independence of former United States coloniesextending the doctrine to Asiathreatening military intervention to stop European interference60sUS2
- Q6Agreements made at the Yalta and Potsdam conferences near the end of World War II resulted in thecreation of the arms control agreementscontrol of the Korean peninsula by United Nations forcesdivision of Germany into zones of occupationinvasion of the Soviet Union by the Allies60sUS2
- Q7The point of view expressed by this cartoonist is that this "new" United States foreign policy isa violation of the United Nations Chartertoo expensive to supportrisky and may not succeedcertain to lead to another war60sUS2
- Q8The policy described by Secretary Dulles was most evident in the later actions of the United States during theNuclear Test Ban TreatyCuban missile crisisenergy crisis of 1973Camp David talks between Egypt and Israel60sUS2
- Q9United States involvement in Vietnam in the early 1960s was justifi ed by a widely held belief thatsupporting South Vietnam would honor United States obligations to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)United States economic prosperity depended on taking control of South Vietnaminvolvement in Southeast Asia was necessary to prevent communists from seizing control of Chinafailure to defend freedom in South Vietnam would result in communist domination of Southeast Asia60sUS2