(Q048) By 1910, more than 40 percent of New York City’s population had been born abroad.

(Q023) The United States entered World War I in April of 1917 only after Germany resumed submarine warfare against its ships in the Atlantic and

(Q050) When U.S. troops landed at Vera Cruz, Mexico, to stop weapons from being delivered to Victoriano Huerta’s forces, the Marines were greeted as liberators by the Mexican people.

(Q046) By 1918, the wealthiest Americans were paying 60 percent of their income in taxes.

(Q045) Most Progressives opposed America’s entry into World War I as jingoistic, imperialist venturing.

(Q044) The Lost Cause mythology was rarely incorporated into churches as slavery was still questionable in the Bible.

(Q046) As the subordination of blacks grew more rigid, American attitudes toward immigrants grew more tolerant.

(Q015) Between 1900 and 1904 membership in the American Federation of Labor

(Q037) What was the name of the organization that sponsored the 1914 debate at New York City’s Cooper Union on the question “What is feminism?” and whose definition of feminism emphasized women’s emancipation “both as a human being and a sex-being”?

(Q006) A major limitation to the new consumer freedom included