History test 2 UGA, UGA History
Exemption Exam, UGA U.S. & GA
History Exemption Test: REAL
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What did the Embargo act during Jeffersons presidency do?—ANSWER-Caused a depression
in the national economy
Which of the following was not a feature of the 1920s?—ANSWER-Television viewing
The 1920s was a boom period for the US economy, but what sector of the economy did not
benefit from the flush times?—ANSWER-Agriculture
During the 1920s, which group were the most prominent opinion leaders—ANSWER-
Businessmen
The 1950s were marked by—ANSWER-the rise of the suburbs, the baby boom, the civil
rights movement
all of the above
The occupy movement involved—ANSWER-mal distribution of wealth
, The primary difference between the first and second new deal was—ANSWER-support from
the Supreme Court on the first but not the second
All of the following were popular forms of entertainment in the 1930s except—ANSWER-
Watching the news
The 1930s saw a series of droughts and storms in the great planes that is now called—
ANSWER-the Dust Bowl
The US first became involved in Vietnam—ANSWER-During the second world war
The gulf war was fought to—ANSWER-Drive Iraqi forces out of Kuwait
The patriot act of 2001—ANSWER-provided legal weapons against terrorists
Dollar diplomacy was a policy of foreign intervention associated with—ANSWER-William
Howard Taft
The GI bill—ANSWER-Aided veterans
the combatants in the Korean War included—ANSWER-N. Korea and China
The Soviet Union in the Cold War put down nationalist revolts in—ANSWER-ALL OF THE
ABOVE
The policy 'don't ask don't tell' referred to—ANSWER-Gays and lesbians in the military
The so-called great society was introduced by—ANSWER-President Lyndon B. Johnson
President Clinton was impeached because—ANSWER-he was accused of lying under oath
NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)—ANSWER-was part of a free trade program
President Clintons policies included all but—ANSWER-expnasion of federal welfare programs
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Exemption Exam, UGA U.S. & GA
History Exemption Test: REAL
QUESTIONS WITH Answers 100%
PASS
What did the Embargo act during Jeffersons presidency do?—ANSWER-Caused a depression
in the national economy
Which of the following was not a feature of the 1920s?—ANSWER-Television viewing
The 1920s was a boom period for the US economy, but what sector of the economy did not
benefit from the flush times?—ANSWER-Agriculture
During the 1920s, which group were the most prominent opinion leaders—ANSWER-
Businessmen
The 1950s were marked by—ANSWER-the rise of the suburbs, the baby boom, the civil
rights movement
all of the above
The occupy movement involved—ANSWER-mal distribution of wealth
, The primary difference between the first and second new deal was—ANSWER-support from
the Supreme Court on the first but not the second
All of the following were popular forms of entertainment in the 1930s except—ANSWER-
Watching the news
The 1930s saw a series of droughts and storms in the great planes that is now called—
ANSWER-the Dust Bowl
The US first became involved in Vietnam—ANSWER-During the second world war
The gulf war was fought to—ANSWER-Drive Iraqi forces out of Kuwait
The patriot act of 2001—ANSWER-provided legal weapons against terrorists
Dollar diplomacy was a policy of foreign intervention associated with—ANSWER-William
Howard Taft
The GI bill—ANSWER-Aided veterans
the combatants in the Korean War included—ANSWER-N. Korea and China
The Soviet Union in the Cold War put down nationalist revolts in—ANSWER-ALL OF THE
ABOVE
The policy 'don't ask don't tell' referred to—ANSWER-Gays and lesbians in the military
The so-called great society was introduced by—ANSWER-President Lyndon B. Johnson
President Clinton was impeached because—ANSWER-he was accused of lying under oath
NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement)—ANSWER-was part of a free trade program
President Clintons policies included all but—ANSWER-expnasion of federal welfare programs
© 2026 Copyright. All Rights Reserved. This document is
protected by copyright law, Copyrighted By Brittie Donald
