Identify the military engagement that led to the United States’ entry into World War II.

Identify the first significant farm organization in American history that successfully advocated for Midwestern states to pass laws regulating the railroad industry, but later declined after these laws were ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Which of the following items aided the United States’ rise as a global economic power by successfully setting the Great Plaines of North America, which dramatically increased the nation’s agricultural output (most notably wheat) that was critical to providing energy to American workers?

Identify the three principal components, or goals, of President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal.

Which of the following individuals was NOT a Progressive era journalist, editor, or novelist who drew attention to the social, economic, and political problems of the early 20th-century?

Identify the 1914-1918 military conflict that crippled the traditional European powers and elevated the United States to the status of a global superpower.

Identify the federal law that attempted to stimulate the purchase of American-made goods in the United States by raising customs duties on foreign imports, but actually resulted in a steep the decline of American goods worldwide and contributed to the onset of the Great Depression in the 1930s.

Identify the American foreign policy that resulted in the United States’ access to Chinese markets but also committed the U.S. to protecting the territorial integrity of China, which laid the groundwork for the Second World War in the Pacific.

Identify the early 20th-century President of the United States who relied more on the judicial branch to enact reforms than exercising the power of the executive branch.

Identify the 1899-1902 military conflict that solidified the United States hold over the Philippine Islands, but gave rise to the American anti-imperialist movement in the early 20th