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(1.non-map)At the dawn of the twentieth century, Britain retained an empire that
stretched across the globe. In the years following the Great War and Second World War,
the British empire would be shattered into fragments. Select on the map the areas
under British colonialism in 1900. - (correct answer)* India

* Egypt

* Australia



(2,non-map) The images below show women protesting for their rights and working
physically intensive jobs during World War I. Identify the statements that describe the
role of women in World War I. - (correct answer)CORRECT:

* Many women did jobs previously reserved for men before the war.

* The woman suffrage movement argued that if the war was about "freedom" abroad
then it should also aim to expand "freedom" at home.



INCORRECT:

x Women were not allowed to work outside the home during World War I.

x Worried their efforts would undermine the war efforts, women temporarily stopped
fighting for the right to vote.



(3,non-map) Identify the accomplishments of the following African-American leaders.



W.E.B. Du Bois

Marcus Garvey

William Monroe Totter

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founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association, a movement for African
independence and black self-reliance



editor of the Boston Guardian and founder of the all-black National Equal Rights League

, wrote The Souls of Black Folk (1903) in which he explored the meaning of being black
in America - (correct answer)founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association, a
movement for African independence and black self-reliance



Correct label:Marcus Garvey

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editor of the Boston Guardian and founder of the all-black National Equal Rights League


Correct label:William Monroe Trotter

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wrote The Souls of Black Folk (1903) in which he explored the meaning of being black
in America



Correct label:W. E. B. Du Bois



(4,non-map) American forces, augmenting the British and French, assaulted the
German front along the Meuse-Argonne, effectively ending the Great War.(T/F) -
(correct answer)True



(5,non-map) Identify the role the following individuals played in the Red Scare of 1919-
1920.


J. Edgar Hoover

A. Mitchell Palmer

Louis Post

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attorney general who dispatched federal agents to raid leftist and labor organizations
throughout the United States

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