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- What were the causes for WWI? (p. 373)
- How do American women achieve the right to vote following WWI? (p. 394)
- Why did the Allies accept only one of Wilson’s “Fourteen Points”? (p. 399)
- What was the purpose of the League of Nations and who opposed it? (p. 399)
- Why did American move toward isolationism following WWI?(p. 412)
- How did the Sacco and Vanzetti case reflect the nativist attitudes prevalent in the US during the Red Scare of the 1920’s?(p. 413)
- Why did union membership decline in the 1920’s? (p. 418)
- How did the Teapot Dome Scandal contribute to Harding’s reputation as president? (p. 421)
- How did the automobile change American life? (p. 423)
- What role did mass advertising play in the American economy in the 1920’s? (p. 425)
- How did the installment plan (buying on credit) fuel a superficial prosperity? (p. 426)
- What were some of the cause and effects of Prohibition? (p. 436)
- What main issue did the Scopes Monkey Trial of 1925 address? (p. 438)
- What ideals did the Harlem Renaissance writers promote?(p. 454)
- Where was jazz music born and how did it spread across America? (p. 456)
- How did popular perceptions of prosperity influence the election of 1928?(p. 466)
- How did the Stock Market Crash help cause the Great Depression? (p. 467)
- What were the factors that caused the Great Depression? (p. 471)
- Why did farm families leave their land during the Great Depression? ( p. 473)
- From what long-lasting psychological consequence did Depression survivors suffer? (p. 477)
- What happened to the Bonus Army? (p. 482)
- What was the New Deal? (p. 489)
- What did FDR do during the First Hundred Days? (p. 489)
- Which New Deal programs were created to provide relief for farmers and workers?(p. 491)
- What did liberal and conservative critics say about the New Deal? (p. 492)
- What was the Second New Deal? (p. 495)
- How did the New Deal help labor?(p. 499)
- What were the key components of the New Deal Coalition? (p. 507)
- How is the New Deal viewed today? (p. 515)
- In what countries did totalitarian governments come to power? (p. 528)
- What type of foreign policy did the United States adopt after WWI? (p. 534)
- How did Britain and France respond to Hitler’s actions? (p. 538)
- How did FDR help the allies? (p. 552)
- What event causedAmerica’s entry into WWII? (p. 555)
- What was D-Day? (p. 574)
- Who were the military leaders for the Allies in Europe and the Pacific? (p. 574 & 583)
- Why did the Allies believe Okinawa was a foretaste of an invasion of Japan? (p. 583)
- When and where was the atomic bomb used and who authorized it? (p. 583)
- How were American minority groups treated at home and in the military? (p. 592)
- Why were Japanese Americans placed in internment camps? (p. 594)
- What was the Truman Doctrine?(p. 606)
- What was the Marshall Plan? (p. 606)
- How did the Allies get supplies to West Berlin? (p. 607)
- Why was the NATO alliance formed? (p. 608)
- Why did the United States, with the approval of the United Nations, go to the aid of South Korea? (p. 611)
- What was controversial about McCarthy’s tactics? (p. 620)
- What was the policy of brinksmanship? (p. 623)
- What was the Eisenhower Doctrine? (p. 625)