Question 1

Imperialism is

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building an empire

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motivated by politics

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feeling superior to immigrants

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extreme patriotism

Question 2

American involvement in the  Spanish American War

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was motivated partly by economics

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was completely separate from US involvement in the Philippines

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was the result of a treaty

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was purely based on the desire to help Cubans

Question 3

When stronger nations take over lands, or control lands owned by weaker nations, that is

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imperialism

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nationalism

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militarism

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colonialism

Question 4

Cuba and Puerto Rico

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Last pieces of Spain's empire

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both of these

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none of these

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49th and 50th states of America

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Crop that Americans had invested money in

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Cuban sugar

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all of these

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Hawaiian bread

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Filipino pineapples

Question 6

American newspapers begin to write dramatic articles about Cuban suffering

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yellow journalism

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fake news

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editorials

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muckraking

Question 7

A Spnish official described President McKinley as weak in

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the De Lome letter

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yellow journalism

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the Zimmerman Telegram

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none of these

Question 8

The last straw- Americans demand war!

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The U.S.S. Maine

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Seward's Folly

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the annexation of Hawaii

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the use of concentration camps

Question 9

First battle of the Spanish-American War

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Manila Bay

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Battle of San Juan Hill

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Battle of the Caribbean

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Battle of Havana

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Teddy Roosevelt's troop

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Rough Riders

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101st Airborne

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Tough Taters

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Tuskeegee Airmen

Question 11

Spanish American War ended with

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Treaty of Paris 1898

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Treaty of Versailles 1919

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Treaty of Paris 1783

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Treaty of Paris 1763

Question 12

Territories the US gained from Spain

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Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippines

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Guam, Philippines, Cuba

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Puerto Rico, Guam, Cuba

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Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippines, Cuba

Question 13

Arguments against imperialism

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all of these

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racism- we don't want to rule other races or have them come here

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the belief that imperialism went against democracy

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progressivism- we have too many problems of our own to fix

Question 14

Colombia

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did not agree to allow the Panama Canal

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Wanted to let Panama build the canal

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none of these

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received $10 million to allow the US to build the Panama Canal

Question 15

Political downside to the Panama Canal

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Latin American nations were upset at American interference in Colombia

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Americans in Panama didn't have to pay taxes

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Americans born in the canal zone weren't citizens

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Europeans boycotted the canal

Question 16

Economic benefit of the Panama Canal

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shortened the time it took to get from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean

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Made it easier for American companies to tax foreign companies

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all of these

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Panamanians bought products from just America

Question 17

Addition to the Monroe Doctrine

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Roosevelt Corollary

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Roosevelt Post-Script

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Roosevelt Doctrine

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none of these

Question 18

Told Europe not to try to make new colonies in 1823

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Monroe Doctrine

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containment

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Roosevelt Corollary

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Truman Doctrine

Question 19

Told Europe that the US would get involved if Europe invaded Latin America to collect on debts

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Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine

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Zimmerman Telegram

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De Lome letter

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none of these

Question 20

Extreme patriotism based on a sense of superiority

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nationalism

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colonialism

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militarism

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imperialism

Question 21

The process of building a military and stockpiling war supplies

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militarism

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nationalism

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colonialism

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military-industrial complex

Question 22

Central Powers main players

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Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire

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Canada,  Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire

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Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy

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Germany, France, Ottoman Empire

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Allied Powers main players

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Great Britain, France, Russia

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Great Britain, France, Switzerland

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Great Britain, Sweden, Russia

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Bulgaria, France, Russia

Question 24

Directly led to conflict between Austria-Hungary and Serbia

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Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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the explosion of the USS Maine

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imperialism

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militarism

Question 25

Dragged multiple nations into WWI

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"Entangling Alliances"

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League of Nations

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all of these

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United Nations

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Causes of WWI

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imperialism, nationalism, militarism, the assassination of Ferdinand, Entangling Alliances

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imperialism, nationalism, militarism, the Russian Revolution, Entangling Alliances

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imperialism, nationalism, capitalism, the assassination of Ferdinand, Entangling Alliances

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communism, nationalism, militarism, the assassination of Ferdinand, Entangling Alliances

Question 27

Unrestricted submarine warfare

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Germany sinks any ships it sees

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no restrictions on when/where battle can begin

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all of these

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countries can produce an unlimited number of submarines

Question 28

1915, NOT the reason the US joined WWI, but did make the US mad

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the sinking of the Lusitania

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the De Lome letter

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the explosion of the Maine

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the Zimmerman Telegram

Question 29

1917, the last straw, the US declares war on Germany

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the Zimmerman Telegram

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the assassination of Franz Ferdinand

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the sinking of the Lusitania

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all of these

Question 30

President who claimed we'd stay out of WWI

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Woodrow Wilson

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McKinley

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Teddy Roosevelt

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FDR

Question 31

Movement of black people from the south to Northern cities for jobs in factories

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the Great Migration

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result of the 18th Amendment

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Jim Crow laws

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the Compromise of 1877

Question 32

Punished any Americans who spoke critically of the US during WWI

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Espionage and Sedition Acts

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Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

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Neutrality Proclamation

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suspension of writ of habeas corpus

Question 33

Union leader who was punished under the Espionage and Sedition Acts

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Eugene Debs

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all of these

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Ida Tarbell

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Samuel Gompers

Question 34

Woodrow Wilson's plan for peace

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The Fourteen Points

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the Treaty of Paris 1898

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the United Nations

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the Treaty of Versailles 1919

Question 35

Points 1-5

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tried to prevent another war

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created the League of Nations

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all of these

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redrew the bouundaries of Europe

Question 36

Point 14

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created the League of Nations

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None of these

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redrew the boundaries of Europe

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tried to prevent another war

Question 37

League of Nations

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All of these

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the US never joined it

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Part of the Treaty of Versailles

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it failed

Question 38

economic system intended to prevent anyone from having too little

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socialism

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democracy

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capitalism

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communism

Question 39

government system that combines a socialist economy with a dictatorship

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communism

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democracy

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socialism

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capitalism

Question 40

economic system based on free trade (aka free enterprise or laissez faire economics) and little or no government regulation

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capitalism

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democracy

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socialism

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communism

Question 41

Leader of the Russian Revolution

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Lenin

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Putin

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Hitler

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Stalin

Question 42

American fear of Communism

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"Red Scare"

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Space Race

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"the Cold War"

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containment

Question 43

Based on nativism and the Red Scare

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Emergency Quota Act of 1921

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18th Amendment

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none of these

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Federal regulation of unions

Question 44

Gave women the right to vote

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19th Amendment

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18th Amendment

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17th Amendment

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16th Amendment

Question 45

Began Prohibition

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18th Amendment

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21st Amendment

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20th Amendment

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17th Amendment

Question 46

Began federal income tax

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16th Amendment

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14th Amendment

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22nd Amendment

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17th Amendment

Question 47

revolutionized industry with the use of the assembly line

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Henry Ford

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Thomas Edison

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Samuel Morse

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All of these

Question 48

Made possible by the assembly and new technology

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mass production

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militarism

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the building of factories

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the Industrial Revolution

Question 49

Cars made this type of community grow

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suburbs

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rural

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all of these

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urban

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developed as Americans were all exposed to the same radio, movies, commercials

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popular culture

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higher literacy rates

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more invention

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lack of consumerism

Question 51

Era of black music, literature, and art

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Harlem Renaissance

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Gilded Age

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American Imperialism

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Progressive Era

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