Test You are heating a piece of glass and NOW want to pick it up. You should

Thanks to the 2nd New Deal program, FDR undercut his opposition & was re-elected in 1936 in a massive landslide. 

The most significant demographic movement of one group of people before & during the 1920s, which led to the major & significant artistic & cultural movement called the Harlem Renaissance, was called…. A.  The big shift B.  The Grand Movement C.  The Great Depression D.  The Great Migration

Populists (farmers) faced a stead decline in commodity prices during the late 19th century.  One way they believed they could resolve that problem was by utilizing silver which, they believed, would lead to…. A.  Deflating the currency    B. Inflating the currency    C. End of industrialization        D. Growing the farming market 

Roosevelt intervened in this war to protect the Open Door policy and won the Nobel Peace Prize for it. a.    Spanish-American War of 1898 b.    Great War c.    Russo-Japanese War d.    Sino-Japanese War

This was America’s foreign policy regarding China, trying to secure access by everyone there for trade. A.  Imperialist policy        B.  Closed Door Policy    C.  Open Door Policy     D.  McKinley Doctrine

Which U.S. secretary of state, who had long served the Democratic party including running for president repeatedly, resigned in protest after the sinking of a major passenger ship? a.    Edwin Muskie b.    Henry Kissenger c.    Hillary Clinton d.    William Jennings Bryan

After sinking the Arabic in August 1915, the Germans agreed to the Arabic Pledge, which stated…. A. That the Germans would, essentially, stop sinking all ships. B.  That the Germans would not sink passenger liners without warning. C.  That the Germans would sink any and all ships that its U-boats found. D.  That the Germans U-boat commanders would learn the Arabic language.

Who told Congress that “The present German submarine warfare against commerce is warfare against mankind” and that “The world must be made safe for democracy.” a.    George W. Bush b.    Theodore Roosevelt c.    Woodrow Wilson d.    William Howard Taft

Which of the following began as a muckraking magazine that still exists today?     A.  Popular Mechanics    B.  Time Magazine    C.  Playgirl Magazine    D.  Cosmopolitan