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8th Grade History Test 9 Flashcards

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In the ___ Boundary Dispute, the United States determined to enforce the Monroe Doctrine without relying on Britain

A

Venezuelan Boundary Dispute

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known as the father of modern socialism

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Karl Marx

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George Washington Carver developed hundreds of uses for the

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peanut

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great evangelist who was a former salesman

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D. L. Moody

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5
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What was Louis Sullivan’s occupation

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architect

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letter written by the Spanish ambassador to Cuba infuriated the American people

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Delome letter

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man who helped rid the Panama Canal Zone of infections diseases

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William Gorgas

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Whose presidency suffered the Teapot Dome scandal

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Warren G. Harding

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The Spanish-American War grew out of a conflict in

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Cuba

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led the volunteer American forces called the Rough Riders

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Theodore Roosevelt

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The United States purchased ___ for $20 million in 1898.

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the Philippines

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12
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wealth industrialist and philanthropist who made his fortune in the steel business

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Andrew Carnegie

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13
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President who sent the Great White Fleet around the world

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Theodore Roosevelt

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14
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D. L. Moody’s song leader

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Ira Sankey

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15
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amendment that prohibited the sale and consumption of alcohol

A

18th

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a common type of housing for settlers on the prairie

A

sod houses

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chief leader oft eh Apache Indian tribe

A

Geronimo

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18
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led the American expeditionary force during World War I

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General Pershing

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19
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the amendment that made income tax legal

A

16th

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20
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Dr. Walter Reed and Carlos Finlay worked together to control which disease

A

yellow fever

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21
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D. L. Moody founded the Moody Bible Institute in the city of

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Chicago

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Senator ___ was known as “Battlin’ Bob” by early Progressives

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Robert La Follette

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the “Lone Eagle” was a nickname for

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Charles Lindbergh

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the Populist Party included those who supported a ___ policy

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free silver

25
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the Scopes “monkey trial” was a ___ for evolutionists

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defeat

26
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the Brooklyn Bridge was designed and built by

A

the Roeblings

27
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Theodore Roosevelt became President after the assassination of which president

A

President William McKinley

28
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President Roosevelt won a Nobel Prize for helping to end the __ War.

A

Russo-Japanese War

29
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the most popular American poet in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

A

James Whitcomb Riley

30
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Germany, Bulgaria, and Austria-Hungary formed the ___ Powers

A

Central

31
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founded Union Oil Company

A

Lyman Stewart

32
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made the first solo, nonstop flight across the Atlantic

A

Charles Lindbergh

33
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sponsored the Pendleton Civil Service Act

A

Chester A. Arthur

34
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his death led to the Pendleton Civil Service Act

A

James Garfield

35
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his assassination sparked World War I

A

Archduke Ferdinand

36
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President during World War I

A

Woodrow Wilson

37
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wrote a corollary to the Monroe Doctrine

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Theodore Roosevelt

38
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first President to serve two non-consecutive terms

A

Grover Cleveland

39
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promoted free trade in China

A

Open Door Policy

40
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opened the Great Plains for settlement

A

Homestead Act

41
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regulated railroads

A

Interstate Commerce Act

42
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assured product safety and quality

A

Pure Food and Drug Act

43
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provided for examinations for political office seekers

A

Pendleton Act

44
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the composer who wrote “Blessed Assurance” and many other famous hymns

A

Fanny Crosby

45
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the only U.S. President to be inaugurated by his father

A

Calvin Coolidge

46
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the best-known hero of World War I

A

Alvin York

47
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Oliver Kelly founded a national organization of farm families known as

A

the Grange

48
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the Zimmerman Note promised land to __ in return for helping Germany in the war

A

Mexico

49
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What calvary commander was killed at the battle of Little Bighorn?

A

George Custer

50
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What ocean liner struck an iceberg and sank in 1912?

A

Titanic

51
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Between what years did World War I take place?

A

1914-1918

52
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What was the first automobile produced on an assembly line?

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Model T

53
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What was a popular nickname for American infantrymen during World War I?

A

doughboys

54
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Who invented the incandescent light bulb?

A

Thomas Alva Edison

55
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Who said, “Speak softly and carry a big stick”?

A

Theodore Roosevelt

56
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What American battleship blew up in the harbor at Havana, Cuba?

A

the Main

57
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How were the philosophies of John Dewey harmful to American education?

A

Dewey applied evolution to the classroom. Because he felt that man was an animal and shaped by his environment, permissiveness in the classroom would, in Dewey’s thinking, lead to higher development. To Dewey, social adjustment was more important than academic learning; this eliminates individual accountability and responsibility. Academic and moral breakdown soon followed.

58
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Identify the following locations on the map of Central America.

A 
Belize
Gulf of Panama
Lake Nicaragua
Panama Canal
Gulf of Honduras
Guatemala
Honduras
Costa Rica

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