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1. President Woodrow Wilson played a key role in directing the nation into and through the war, but he also had a vision of how the post-war world should look. He first articulated his plan in January 1918 in a plan called:  Paris Peace

Fourteen Points

League of Nations

Collective Security

Question 2. Which of the following was the result of the fear of radical political ideology? 
Race riots

The Espionage and Sedition Acts

The New Woman

The Red Scare

Question 3. Which of the following were reasons for the widespread labor strikes immediately after WWI ended? 

There were not enough workers for all of the jobs available.

Women and minorities were being hired on an equal basis with white men.

Businesses rolled back wartime labor gains, like the eight hour day and higher wages.

The labor unions hoped to build on wartime labor gains by pushing for benefits, like insurance and vacation time.

Question 4. Which Progressive Era president promised a "Square Deal"? 

William H. Taft

William McKinley

Theodore Roosevelt

Woodrow Wilson

Question 5.  Who was Liliuokalani? 

the first Hawaiian president

the last sovereign ruler of Hawaii

the wife of the last king of Hawaii

the first Hawaiian missionary

Question 6. In 1894 a 40% duty was placed on Cuban sugar coming into America, which was initially meant to __________. 
increase U.S. government tax revenues

spark an uprising in Cuba

harm the Spanish economy in Cuba

reverse the error of exempting sugar from tariffs

Question 7. Who led the American forces in battle during World War I? 

Pershing

George

MacArthur

Patton

Question 8. President Theodore Roosevelt's opinion concerning treatment of Filipinos, Puerto Ricans, and other non-Whites was most

aligned with __________. 
Social Darwinism

isolationism

yellow journalism

anti-imperialism

Question 9. Regarding foreign affairs, President Theodore Roosevelt is probably most closely associated with __________. 
preaching conservationism in Central America

enacting a naval blockade of Venezuela

visiting multiple European and South American nations

expanding the U.S. role on the world stage

Question 10. In World War I, the U-Boat was a: 

US transport ship.

German submarine.

British luxury liner.

French cruise ship.