Review

The growth of the Chilsom Traol in the 19th century helped which of these to develop?

• The Chicago Beef Industry

• The Houston Beef Industry

• The Montanta Beef Industry

• The California Beef Industry

Many of Thomas Edisons Early inventions chanhed life for Americans in the areas of

• Farming

• Transportation

• Manufacturing

• Communications

Why did the United States go to war with Spain during the presidency of William Mckinley?

• to end Spains domination of the trans- Atlantic Slave trade

• To establish dominance of the Western Hemisphere

• to help Mexico

• to prevent the spread of communism

Why did Soup Kitchens open during the 1930s?

• to provide meals for refugees coming to America from Europe

• to provide meals for unemployed people during the Great Depression

• to provide meals for government employees working in the city

• to provide meals for veterans that were fighting in World War 2

During the 1920s the accomplishments of Charles Lindbergh helped stir the United States interest in

• Air Travel

• Foreign Policy

• Radio Broadcast

• Wilderness exploration

Why did some US citizens oppose the NEW DEAL?

• They wanted more government regulation of businesses

• They wanted business and farmers to pay higher taxes

• They thought the government was spending too much money

• They thought the government programs favored the rich

Jazz Musician in the 1930s

Played Piano

Composed songs, led a band

Harlem

* Who is this describing?

• Duke Ellington

• Muddy Waters

• John Steinback

• Langston Hughes

Who was the leader of the Soviet Union during World War 2?

• Vladimir Lenin

• Karl Marx

• Joseph Stalin

• Leon Trotsky

Who was the chancellor or leader of Germany during World War 2?

• Joseph Gaobbels

• Herman Guring

• Adolf Hitler

• Erwin Rommel

Why did the government issue posters such as this during World War II?

• to make sure that the people of Europe did not go hungry during the war

• to make sure that soldiers fighting overseas had the supplies they needed

• to make sure that enemies of the United States could not receive supplies

• to make sure that the American economy did not enter another depression