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AMH 2020 MDC Final Exam Study Guide
It could be argued that the most important Indian reform of the New Deal was
that: - correct answer ✔the tribes regained control over Indian land.


FDR not only strengthened the office of the presidency, he tried to dominate
the other branches of government. He was relatively successful during his first
administration, in ________, but unsuccessful during his second, in
________. - correct answer ✔getting Congress to pass his legislative
proposals; reshaping the Supreme Court


The New Deal's first step to achieve recovery dealt with: - correct answer
✔banking


The dust storm that devastated the plains DID NOT result from: - correct
answer ✔logging of the region's trees


During the Depression, the federal government began to deport: - correct
answer ✔Mexicans


True or False: The U.S Supreme Court ruled the legislation creating the NRA
void because Congress had unconstitutionally delegated legislative power to
the President. - correct answer ✔True


Labor unions, taking advantage of New Deal legislation, secured impressive
gains despite Roosevelt's aloof attitude. - correct answer ✔True statement
about the New Deal


The story of the "Scottsboro boys" illustrates the point that the Depression: -
correct answer ✔inflamed racial prejudice

,Besides the defeat of the discredited Hoover, what else did the election of
1932 accomplish? - correct answer ✔It solidified the shift to a Democratic
party majority


True or False: The basic idea of the National Recovery Administration (NRA)
was that in exchange for the federal government's relaxing of antitrust laws ,
corporations would make concessions such as recognizing the right of
workers to organize unions, and establishing a minimum wage. - correct
answer ✔True


What is the character of the post offices murals painted during the
Depression? - correct answer ✔They showed common folk from the region
doing common, traditional tasks.


This was NOT a component of U.S Diplomacy between the world wars: -
correct answer ✔joining collective efforts to block German and Japanese
aggression.


The Southeast Asian state known as French Indochina is today known as: -
correct answer ✔Vietnam


The text portrays the key agreements at the Roosevelt-Churchill-Stalin Yalta
Conference of 1945 as: - correct answer ✔A series of compromises and US
concession, relying on Soviet cooperation for fulfillment.


With the election of 1936, your text points out: - correct answer ✔class
replaced region as the dominant element in American politics.


Most Americans viewed war work for woman as: - correct answer ✔a
temporary response to the war emergency.

,True or False: The Panay incident brought the US and Japan close to war in
1937 when an American battleship accidentally sank a Japanese patrol boat. -
correct answer ✔False


The chapter introduction tells the story of Hawaiian pipefitter John Garcia to
make the point that: - correct answer ✔the attack on Hawaii and subsequent
global war taught Americans that they could not be isolated from the perils of
the rest of the world.


Winston Churchill's vision for the postwar world: - correct answer ✔stressed
the balance of power to check the Soviets, and resisted ending colonial
empires.


The first city attacked with atomic weapons was - correct answer
✔Hiroshima


The text makes the point that minorities in the United States: - correct answer
✔enlisted to become a part of the American mainstream.


True or False: President Truman's China policy was based on continued
support of Chiang Kai-shek, but without a commitment to intervene military to
save his regime. - correct answer ✔True


This was NOT an aspect of an impact of WWII on American Society: - correct
answer ✔Women and minorities felt resentment at being barred from military
service


True or False: At the Yalta Conference, Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt
agreed to the basic plan for the United Nations, which included a Security

, Council with permanent membership for the United States, Great Britain,
France, China and the Soviet Union - correct answer ✔True


To assist Great Britain after the fall of France in 1940, President Roosevelt: -
correct answer ✔devised ways to provide aid without going to war.


What did the secretary of state offer in his Marshall Plan? - correct answer
✔to provide financial aid to rebuild Europe's war-torn economies.


Senator Joseph McCarthy's popularity in his crusade against domestic
Communists finally began to slide after McCarthy: - correct answer ✔was
televised badgering witnesses and mocking Senate procedures during Senate
hearings.


True or False: The Korean War began in 1950 when military forces of the
communist North invaded the pro-Western South - correct answer ✔True


What fueled the postwar economic boom? - correct answer ✔both private-
sector spending and public-sector spending


NSC-68, a proposal of Truman's National Security Council, called for - correct
answer ✔massive US defense expenditures to counter the worldwide Soviet
threat.


How did the Korean War finally end? - correct answer ✔A military deadlock
and protracted negotiations finally ended in an armistice that maintained a
divided Korea.


General MacArthur was relieved of his command in Korea because he: -
correct answer ✔publicly opposed Truman's policy of limited war in Korea.

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