AP U.S. History Unit 7: Period 7: 1890-1945 Practice Exam

1. The point of view expressed in the excerpt would have been most directly challenged by which of the following?

2. The ideas expressed in the excerpt are best understood in the context of which of the following historical developments?

3. Which of the following pieces of evidence would best support Beveridge's argument in the excerpt?

4. The political cartoon most directly depicts a government response to which of the following developments?

5. The cartoonist's main claim is that President Roosevelt

6. The actions of President Roosevelt, as depicted in the cartoon, are most similar to the goals of which later presidential agenda?

7. Which of the following pieces of federal legislation was a direct consequence of the public reaction to the conditions described in Sinclair's novel?

8. Sinclair's reflection on the reception of his work suggests that Progressive Era reformers

9. The work of journalists like Sinclair, known as "muckrakers," contributed to a pattern of reform in the Progressive Era by

10. The sentiments expressed by Wilson in this address represent a significant departure from which traditional American foreign policy?

11. Which of the following claims is best supported by Wilson's address?

12. The ideals expressed in Wilson's speech most directly led to a later debate in the United States over the

13. The primary purpose of this poster was to

14. The anxieties reflected in the poster contributed to which of the following patterns on the American home front during World War I?

15. The mobilization efforts depicted in the poster are most similar to the home front experience during World War II in that both wars involved

16. The poem is an expression of which of the following developments in the 1920s?

17. The poem makes the claim that African Americans

18. The cultural movement exemplified by this poem was most directly fueled by which of the following migration patterns?

19. The data in the table describes the context for which of the following?

20. The economic trend shown in the table is most directly a result of

21. Which of the following developments was most responsible for reversing the economic trend shown in the table?

22. The two excerpts best illustrate a debate over the

23. A supporter of Talmadge's argument would most likely point to which of the following as evidence of "reckless spending"?

24. Roosevelt's "New Deal" could best be understood as a transformation of modern American liberalism by

25. The "epidemic of world lawlessness" Roosevelt refers to is best identified as the

26. Roosevelt's speech was a direct challenge to the prevailing American attitude of

27. The image was created in the context of the

28. The trend represented in the poster had which of the following effects on American society during World War II?

29. The wartime experience for women depicted in the poster most differed from the experience of Japanese Americans during World War II in that

30. The central claim of the Supreme Court in this decision is that

31. The Court's reasoning in this decision relied most heavily on which of the following?

32. The Korematsu decision represents a continuity of which of the following patterns in U.S. history?

33. The historical situation described by Churchill in the excerpt was primarily the result of which of the following?

34. Churchill's primary purpose in the excerpt is to

35. The "foolish habits and practices" of the past that Churchill warns against most likely refer to

36. The ideas expressed by Senator Nelson are most characteristic of which of the following?

37. Which of the following events was the most direct cause of the situation described in the excerpt?

38. The arguments made by Nelson share a similarity with the concept of Manifest Destiny from the 1840s in that both

39. The recommendations made by Roosevelt in this excerpt are part of a broader pattern of

40. The expansion of government power described in the excerpt is most similar to the