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HIST 1302 Exam 2 Study Guide
History Of The United States, 1865 To Present (HIST 1302)
Angelo State University
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HIST 1302: History of the United States, 1865 to Present Exam #2 Study Guide
Multiple Choice Questions – 30 multiple choice questions @ 2 points each
Matching & True/False Questions – 10 questions @ 2 point each
Questions will assess students’ ability to 1) place terms in historical context, 2) provide specific and multifaceted details, and 3) highlight its historical significance that demonstrates comprehension and analysis of lectures and required readings.
Eugene V. Debs National Woman’s Party
Espionage & Sedition Acts Settlement Houses Marcus Garvey The Square Deal War Industries Board 2 nd Ku Klux Klan Storyville Longview Race Riot 18 th Amendment Committee on Public Information Harlem Hellfighters 1913 Women’s March
Characteristics of Progressives Wilson’s Fourteen Points
Treaty of Versailles Works Progress Administration Agricultural Adjustment Act
Social Security Act Lend-Lease Bill
America First Committee
Yalta Conference Jane Addams
Eleanor Roosevelt FDR’s Court-Packing Plan
Tensions Between Allied Powers in WWII Operation Overlord Battle of Midway Fireside Chats Emergency Banking Act
Tenement Houses Chinese Exclusion Act Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Booker T. Washington
W.E. DuBois
Written Response Portion of Exam
Primary Source Interpretation – 1 @ 20 points
Students will write a short answer response of at least 5-7 sentences analyzing a primary source image. Students should focus on answering the following questions:
What is the historical context of the image (The Progressive Era, The Great War, 1920s, Great Depression, The New Deal, World War II)? What is the
image depicting? What specific events or developments are relevant to the image?
HIST 1302 Exam 2 Study Guide
Course: History Of The United States, 1865 To Present (HIST 1302)
University: Angelo State University
