World History Exam IV: Key Topics and Instructions

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 Exam IV Due Feb 18 at 11:59pm Points 50 Questions 43 Available Feb 11 at 12am - Feb 18 at 11:59pm Time Limit 60 Minutes Instructions You will have 60 minutes for this exam which covers chapters 27-32 and modules 13-15. It is 50 multiple choice, true/false questions, and matching terms with associations/descriptions (each worth 1 points). Academic integrity is very important and | expect everyone to adhere to the Mt. SAC Academic Honesty Policy. While this is an open-book exam, it is expected that each student completes this exam independently and may not work with other students while taking the exam. Please do not discuss the answers or questions until the due date has passed. Attempt History Attempt Time Score > L-FJEST Attempt 1 28 minutes 50 out of 50 € (M Correct answers will be available Feb 19 at 12am - Feb 23 at 12am. Score for this quiz: 50 out of 50 Submitted Feb 11 at 2:56am This attempt took 28 minutes. Question 1 171 pts Which event led to the U.S. declaring war on the Axis Powers during World War 11? the sinking of the U.S.S. Maine German invasion of Poland the attack on Pearl Harbor https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 1/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 the invasion of the U.S. Question 2 171 pts After declaring war on Japan in 1941, the U.S. government dealt with Americans of Japanese heritage by doing which of the following things? making them swear allegiance to the U.S. deporting them to Japan in large numbers subjecting them to discriminatory federal laws Isolating them in special camps Question 3 171 pts Why did the U.S. government begin rationing food, fuel, and other goods during World War [I? to raise the market prices of certain goods None of these answer choices. to reduce the amount of money in circulation to provide greater resources for the military Question 4 1/1 pts https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 2/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 were Native Americans who used their native languages to communicate war information over radios during World War 1. zoot suiters code crackers walkie talkies code talkers Question 5 171 pts Under the bracero program, Mexican citizens in the United States were able to do which of the following? fight in the U.S. military live and work on farms iInvest in war bonds become U.S. citizens Question 6 171 pts Due to the fact that some Americans were resistant to the idea of women entering male-dominated industries during World War Il, the government created a propaganda campaign centered on a character called: Elizabeth Arden https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 3/19

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2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 the First Lady Wonder Woman Rosie the Riveter Question 7 1/1 pts How did life change for American women during World War 11? They received greater educational opportunities. They assumed a greater role in U.S. government. They took the place of men in many war industries. They took on new roles as captains of industry. Question 8 171 pts According to President Truman, what justified the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki? It saved lives by ending the war more quickly. The technology had never been tested before. Its impact was less severe than that of the Pearl Harbor attack. It was the only way the Allied forces could win the war. https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 4/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 Question 9 1/1 pts The United States and which other nation emerged as the world's two dominant superpowers after World War 17 the Soviet Union Great Britain Germany the Ottoman Empire Question 10 1/1 pts After World War |1, the United States hoped to accomplish which of the following goals by establishing a presence in West Germany? 2/ preventing the spread of Communism in Europe finding Nazi war criminals and bringing them to justice promoting peace even if it meant the country falling to communism helping the nation rebuild its economy Question 11 1/1 pts Which U.S. government agency was formed as a response to the news that the Soviet Union had detonated a nuclear device? the Federal Bureau of Investigation https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 5/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 the Strategic Services Unit the Central Intelligence Agency the Anticommunist Center Question 12 111 pts Suburbanization (the increase of homes built right outside cities) accelerated after World War |l. True False Question 13 11/1 pts Rock and roll music first became popular during the: 1960s 1940s 1950s 1970s Question 14 11/1 pts https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 6/19

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2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 The NAACP lawyer who became known as “Mr. Civil Rights” was Thurgood Marshall Jackie Robinson Orval Faubus Earl Warren Question 15 1/1 pts The landmark Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education prohibited segregation in public schools and all school districts integrated willingly. True False Question 16 1/1 pts The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 led to which of the following unintended consequences? More people began entering the United States illegally. Many employers moved operations to countries overseas. None of these answer choices. https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 7/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 Fewer people immigrated to the United States from Europe. Question 17 1/1 pts Martin Luther King, Jr. would most likely have condoned which type of protest? the use of the legal system to challenge the governmenta€™s actions committing acts of violence while being careful not to hurt anyone allowing oneself to be arrested instead of following unjust laws Question 18 171 pts Which movement in American literature challenged the standards and values of traditional American culture after World War 11? the Beat Generation the Harlem Renaissance the Sagebrush School Question 19 1/1 pts The African American group that advocated the use of violence and espoused a Marxist ideology was called https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 8/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 the Nation of Islam CORE the Black Panthers SNCC Question 20 171 pts In the 1960s New Left organizations sought reform in the following areas EXCEPT: women'’s rights civil rights free speech promoting the Vietnam War Question 21 11/1 pts The Civil Rights Act of 1964 updated the 14th Amendment by prohibiting discrimination in employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, and religion AND strength eye color sSexX https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 9/19

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2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 hair color Question 22 171 pts A high profile struggle of the Mexican American civil rights movement came when Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta worked to organize healthcare workers to unionize. educators to celebrate more culturally diverse literature. farm workers to unionize. Mexican American factory workers. Question 23 11/1 pts In the late 1960s and 1970s, Indians, gays and lesbians, and women organized to change discriminatory laws and pursue government support for their interests, a strategy known as collectivism protesting organizing identity politics Question 24 1/1 pts https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 10/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 Why did some people consider the Korean and Vietnam Wars to be illegitimate? They did not involve a formal declaration of war by Congress. They were begun without any organized plan of action. None of these answer choices. They involved the conscription of unwilling American citizens. Question 25 1/1 pts In the 1960s, what was Betty Friedan most noted for doing? promoting strong and traditional family values promoting the idea that women could be president of the U.S. providing a female voice in the civil rights movement encouraging people to rethink the roles of women Question 26 1/1 pts What was The Moral Majority's primary goal when it was founded in 19797 encouraging Judeo-Christian values providing political voice for liberals https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 11/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 providing a political voice for conservatives improving education in the United States Question 27 11/1 pts Vietnamization refers to Nixon's turning more responsibility for the war over to South Vietnamese forces by training them and providing American weaponry, while withdrawing U.S. troops from the field. True False Question 28 171 pts What was the long-term impact of the Watergate scandal on the U.S. government? It strengthened the system of checks and balances. It weakened the executive privilege of the president. It established the order of succession to the presidency. It established greater rights and protections to the executive branch. Question 29 1171 pts https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 12/19

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2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 The belief that cutting taxes for the rich will eventually result in economic benefits for the poor is commonly referred to as Keynesian economics socialism pork barrel politics trickle-down economics Question 30 1/1 pts The Iran-Contra affair involved which of the following? a pact between Iran and Nicaragua o the secret sale of U.S. weapons to Iran the U.S. support for CIA sponsored spying in the Middle East U.S. support for both Contras and their rivals Question 31 1/1 pts What rationale did Phyllis Schlafly and her STOP ERA movement cite when opposing the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment? the ERA provided insufficient civil rights protections for women mothers could not be feminists https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 13/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 the ERA would end gender-specific privileges women enjoyed the ERA would ultimately lead to the legalization of abortion Question 32 11/1 pts After decades of liberalism and and social reform, Ronald Reagan was a continuation of liberal politics when he was elected President as part of the Democratic party. True False Question 33 1/1 pts In the 1980s and 1990s, conservative politicians wished to limit the size and curb the power of the federal government. True False Question 34 111 pts a loose coalition of American conservatives, consisting primarily of wealthy businesspeople and evangelical Christians, which developed in response to social changes of the 1960s and 1970s https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 14/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 The Alt Left The New Right The New Left The Alt Right Question 35 1/1 pts Bill Clinton helped create a large free market among Canada, the United States, and Mexico with ratification of the treaty. NAFTA Organization of American States NATO the Alliance of Progress Question 36 11/1 pts Who was responsible for the September 11th 2001 attacks on the U.S? the Balkan terrorists Afganistan Al-Qaeda Islamic terrorist group the Middle-East https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 15/19

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2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 Question 37 1/1 pts The prison operated by the U.S. military for the detention and interrogation of terrorist suspects and “enemy combatants” is located at Riker’s Island, New York Kuwait City, Kuwait Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Lahore, Pakistan Question 38 1/1 pts , Is the belief that the United States has the right to protect itself from terrorist acts by engaging in pre-emptive wars or ousting hostile governments in favor of friendly, preferably democratic, regimes. The Bush Doctrine The Freedom Fighters Act The Freedom Act The Declaratory Act Question 39 1/1 pts https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 16/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 A popular Mexican American studies program was banned by the state of , Which accused it of causing resentment of white people. California New Mexico Texas Arizona Question 40 1/1 pts The first state to allow same-sex marriage was Massachusetts California New York Nevada Question 41 1/1 pts All the following were the goals of Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) EXCEPT: require that everyone in the United States had some form of health insurance https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 17/19

2/11/24, 1:56 PM raise insurance premiums lower the costs of healthcare Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 provide all Americans with access to affordable health insurance Betty Friedan https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 Question 42 414 pts Match the terms with the association and/or description. Pearl Harbor entrance into World War v Zoot Suit Riots Mexican Americans v Cold War communism vs. capitalis v Voting Rights Act 1965 v Question 43 >/5pts Match the terms with the association and/or description. Brown v. Board of separate is not equal v Education Malcom X Black Power v 18/19

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2/11/24, 1:56 PM equal rights for women The New Right Watergate v Exam IV : HIST-1-10-30607.202330 Moral Majority v political scandal v https://mtsac.instructure.com/courses/139559/quizzes/578061 Quiz Score: 50 out of 50 19/19

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