U.S. History: Key Policies and Perspectives

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What is the author of the political cartoon suggesting about the United States?

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America had liberated (freed) the regions listed on the map in a righteous way to protect those regions from the control of other countries.

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The Treaty of Versailles was a peace deal that came at the end of which war?

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World War 1

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Which country will take responsibility for all loss and damage caused by the war? Options: France, Germany, Poland, Italy

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Germany

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Which of the following is accurate about the Treaty of Versailles? Germany maintained colonies abroad, Germany had no restrictions placed on their military, The Treaty of Versailles is based on accepting blame, paying reparations, and giving up land countries took during the war., The Treaty of Versailles is based on the theme of forgiveness for any wrongdoing

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The Treaty of Versailles is based on accepting blame, paying reparations, and giving up land countries took during the war.

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In the political cartoon, what do Khrushchev and Kennedy arm wrestling symbolize?

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Conflict and tension

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Which term best describes the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cuban Missile Crisis?

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Arms race competitors

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What is the message of the political cartoon?

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The hard work of the employees propped up the large business owners to be able to earn large profits.

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Which of the following was the historical context (historical situation) in which this primary source was written? World War I, Great Depression, Cold War, Vietnam War

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Great Depression

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The artist’s point of view about the role of government in society is:

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That government should have a limited role in society.

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The political cartoon above makes reference to which of the following? Title IX (9) of the Education Amendments of 1972. Title IX protects people from discrimination based on sex in education programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance. The Equal Rights Amendment The desire to pass the 19th Amendment The creation of jobs

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The desire to pass the 19th Amendment