SDC FINAL TEST 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Nixon and Vietnam.
Answer: Vietnamization was his plan for ending America's involvement in
the war.
◍ How did the homefront mobilize for war.
Answer: saw a systematic mobilization of the country's entire population
and economy to produce the soldiers, food supplies, ammunitions and
money necessary to win the war.
◍ Civil Rights.
Answer: 1960's
◍ Peace Policy.
Answer: Ulysses S Grant remove corrupt Indian agents, who supervise
reservations, and replace them with Christian missionaries.
◍ Natives: Allies or Enemies.
Answer: some natives were allies while others were not near was friendly
but we eventually mistreated both types
◍ Manifest destiny.
Answer: 1800s belief that Americans had the right to spread across the
continent.
◍ U.
S. Army vs. Native Americans.
Answer: the U.S. Army would often attack Natives even when unprovoked
and would even go out and burn whole villages. Although many were not
peaceful some peaceful tribes suffered from this brutish behavior.
◍ Jacob Riis.
, Answer: pictures of immigrants, wrote "how the other half lives"
◍ Square Deal.
Answer: Theodore Roosevelt's promise of fair and equal treatment for all
◍ Palmer Raids.
Answer: Congressional support to raid houses of radicals believed to have
connections to communism
◍ American Civil Liberties Union.
Answer: Organization founded during World War I to protest the
suppression of freedom of expression in wartime; played a major role in
court cases that achieved judicial recognition of Americans' civil liberties.
◍ Freedom Summer.
Answer: a 1964 project to register African-American voters in Mississippi
◍ The Affluent Era.
Answer: 1950's
◍ Destruction of the Native People.
Answer: our technological superiority gave us a major advantage in fighting
the natives and this made these battles more like massacres
◍ Women's Rights during WW1.
Answer: worked in factories during war and then wanted rights because of it
◍ Post Civil War/Reconstruction Era.
Answer: 1860's to 1870's
◍ Jim Crow Laws.
Answer: Laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites
◍ transcontinental railroad.
Answer: Railroad connecting the west and east coasts of the continental US
◍ Jim Crow Advocates.
Answer: supporters of the laws and white supremacists
◍ US response to Holocaust.
, Answer: U.S. immediate response to reports of what Hitler was doing to the
Jews in Europe was to focus on winning the war; U.S. was slow to react;
eventually FDR created the War Refugee Board to save Jews in the last part
of the war.
◍ U.
S. college students.
Answer: highly opposed the vietnam war, protested
◍ Final Factors leading to end of Vietnam War.
Answer: dropped many bombslots and lots of money down the drainwar not
going anywherebacklash at home for being in the war
◍ Energy Crisis of the 1970s.
Answer: caused major lines at the gas pump because OPEC refused to ship
oil to the US
◍ Success of Bill Clinton.
Answer: Tax cutes and balanced budget
◍ World War 1.
Answer: 1914-1918
◍ Wilson's 14 Points.
Answer: League of Nations, no secret alliances, freedom of the seas, end
economic barriers, self determination
◍ The Progressive Era.
Answer: 1890's to 1920's
◍ American Masculinity in the West.
Answer: Cowboys were the peak of masculinity, they were seen as
rough-and-tough gunslingers, when in reality they lived pretty solitary lives
◍ Causes of the Great Depression.
Answer: stock market crashed, buying on credit, pulled all money out of
banks, overproduction of goods, dust bowl
◍ 15th Amendment.
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Nixon and Vietnam.
Answer: Vietnamization was his plan for ending America's involvement in
the war.
◍ How did the homefront mobilize for war.
Answer: saw a systematic mobilization of the country's entire population
and economy to produce the soldiers, food supplies, ammunitions and
money necessary to win the war.
◍ Civil Rights.
Answer: 1960's
◍ Peace Policy.
Answer: Ulysses S Grant remove corrupt Indian agents, who supervise
reservations, and replace them with Christian missionaries.
◍ Natives: Allies or Enemies.
Answer: some natives were allies while others were not near was friendly
but we eventually mistreated both types
◍ Manifest destiny.
Answer: 1800s belief that Americans had the right to spread across the
continent.
◍ U.
S. Army vs. Native Americans.
Answer: the U.S. Army would often attack Natives even when unprovoked
and would even go out and burn whole villages. Although many were not
peaceful some peaceful tribes suffered from this brutish behavior.
◍ Jacob Riis.
, Answer: pictures of immigrants, wrote "how the other half lives"
◍ Square Deal.
Answer: Theodore Roosevelt's promise of fair and equal treatment for all
◍ Palmer Raids.
Answer: Congressional support to raid houses of radicals believed to have
connections to communism
◍ American Civil Liberties Union.
Answer: Organization founded during World War I to protest the
suppression of freedom of expression in wartime; played a major role in
court cases that achieved judicial recognition of Americans' civil liberties.
◍ Freedom Summer.
Answer: a 1964 project to register African-American voters in Mississippi
◍ The Affluent Era.
Answer: 1950's
◍ Destruction of the Native People.
Answer: our technological superiority gave us a major advantage in fighting
the natives and this made these battles more like massacres
◍ Women's Rights during WW1.
Answer: worked in factories during war and then wanted rights because of it
◍ Post Civil War/Reconstruction Era.
Answer: 1860's to 1870's
◍ Jim Crow Laws.
Answer: Laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites
◍ transcontinental railroad.
Answer: Railroad connecting the west and east coasts of the continental US
◍ Jim Crow Advocates.
Answer: supporters of the laws and white supremacists
◍ US response to Holocaust.
, Answer: U.S. immediate response to reports of what Hitler was doing to the
Jews in Europe was to focus on winning the war; U.S. was slow to react;
eventually FDR created the War Refugee Board to save Jews in the last part
of the war.
◍ U.
S. college students.
Answer: highly opposed the vietnam war, protested
◍ Final Factors leading to end of Vietnam War.
Answer: dropped many bombslots and lots of money down the drainwar not
going anywherebacklash at home for being in the war
◍ Energy Crisis of the 1970s.
Answer: caused major lines at the gas pump because OPEC refused to ship
oil to the US
◍ Success of Bill Clinton.
Answer: Tax cutes and balanced budget
◍ World War 1.
Answer: 1914-1918
◍ Wilson's 14 Points.
Answer: League of Nations, no secret alliances, freedom of the seas, end
economic barriers, self determination
◍ The Progressive Era.
Answer: 1890's to 1920's
◍ American Masculinity in the West.
Answer: Cowboys were the peak of masculinity, they were seen as
rough-and-tough gunslingers, when in reality they lived pretty solitary lives
◍ Causes of the Great Depression.
Answer: stock market crashed, buying on credit, pulled all money out of
banks, overproduction of goods, dust bowl
◍ 15th Amendment.
