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1. The ideas expressed in the image above MOST DIRECT- (C) Acquisition of new
LY led to political controversy over (cartoon of McKinley American territories in the
office and fat america is getting fitted; rational expan- Western Hemisphere and
sion, foreign policy, enlightened books nearby--titled the Pacific.
"Declined With Thanks" 1900)
2. As the U.S. expanded its control overseas at the close (A) Whether Constitutional
of the 19th century, questions began to arise rights should be expected
to newly acquired territo-
ries overseas.
3. The cartoon above could serve as evidence that (C) There were those who
believed America had no
business expanding over-
seas during this period.
4. The ideas expressed in the passage above most direct- (C) An expanded American
ly led to (Theodore Roosevelt, "Corollary to the Monroe military presence in the
Doctrine," 1904) Caribbean from this point
forward.
5. The speech above BEST reflects which of the following (B) America's emerging
emerging trends in U.S. history during the 20th centu- status as a world power.
ry?
6. Which group below was MOST LIKELY the intended (C) European imperialists.
audience of the speech above
7. Henry Cabot Lodge's rejection of the Treaty of Ver- (A) George Washington's
sailles has the most in common with (The League of Farewell Address.
Nations Must Be Revised--1919, Henry Cabot Lodge)
8.
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In which of the following periods was this statement (C) At the conclusion of
written? World War I.
9. The views expressed by Henry Cabot Lodge are best (B) A majority of sena-
seen as evidence of which of the following in the Sen- tors favored isolationism
ate at the time of this document's publication? following WWI.
10. Woodrow Wilson was accused of violating which of the (D) The U.S. should not be
following long-standing principles of American foreign overly involved in interna-
policy? (cartoon of draft of League of Nations with tional affairs.
arrows shooting at it from republican hostiles next to
a boat with "Geo. Washington" on it-- titled "Pilgrim
Landing in America, 1919")
11. Which of the following was the most significant Repub- (C) Henry Cabot Lodge
lican leader of the opposition to the League of Nations?
12. Which of the following was a Republican critique of the (A) It weakened the role of
Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations? the U.S. Senate.
13. How would American policy towards immigrants like (B) Immigration policies
those pictures in the poster above change in the became more restrictive
decade following World War I? (Remember Your First and selective.
Thrill of American Liberty--propaganda in 1917 made
by Library of Congress; 2nd Liberty Loan of 1917)
14. The sentiments of the poster above most closely align (D) President Wilson's
with stated reasons for declar-
ing war against Germany
in WWI.
15. (C) Both World Wars in
the 20th century depend-
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1. The ideas expressed in the image above MOST DIRECT- (C) Acquisition of new
LY led to political controversy over (cartoon of McKinley American territories in the
office and fat america is getting fitted; rational expan- Western Hemisphere and
sion, foreign policy, enlightened books nearby--titled the Pacific.
"Declined With Thanks" 1900)
2. As the U.S. expanded its control overseas at the close (A) Whether Constitutional
of the 19th century, questions began to arise rights should be expected
to newly acquired territo-
ries overseas.
3. The cartoon above could serve as evidence that (C) There were those who
believed America had no
business expanding over-
seas during this period.
4. The ideas expressed in the passage above most direct- (C) An expanded American
ly led to (Theodore Roosevelt, "Corollary to the Monroe military presence in the
Doctrine," 1904) Caribbean from this point
forward.
5. The speech above BEST reflects which of the following (B) America's emerging
emerging trends in U.S. history during the 20th centu- status as a world power.
ry?
6. Which group below was MOST LIKELY the intended (C) European imperialists.
audience of the speech above
7. Henry Cabot Lodge's rejection of the Treaty of Ver- (A) George Washington's
sailles has the most in common with (The League of Farewell Address.
Nations Must Be Revised--1919, Henry Cabot Lodge)
8.
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Apus
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In which of the following periods was this statement (C) At the conclusion of
written? World War I.
9. The views expressed by Henry Cabot Lodge are best (B) A majority of sena-
seen as evidence of which of the following in the Sen- tors favored isolationism
ate at the time of this document's publication? following WWI.
10. Woodrow Wilson was accused of violating which of the (D) The U.S. should not be
following long-standing principles of American foreign overly involved in interna-
policy? (cartoon of draft of League of Nations with tional affairs.
arrows shooting at it from republican hostiles next to
a boat with "Geo. Washington" on it-- titled "Pilgrim
Landing in America, 1919")
11. Which of the following was the most significant Repub- (C) Henry Cabot Lodge
lican leader of the opposition to the League of Nations?
12. Which of the following was a Republican critique of the (A) It weakened the role of
Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations? the U.S. Senate.
13. How would American policy towards immigrants like (B) Immigration policies
those pictures in the poster above change in the became more restrictive
decade following World War I? (Remember Your First and selective.
Thrill of American Liberty--propaganda in 1917 made
by Library of Congress; 2nd Liberty Loan of 1917)
14. The sentiments of the poster above most closely align (D) President Wilson's
with stated reasons for declar-
ing war against Germany
in WWI.
15. (C) Both World Wars in
the 20th century depend-
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