Extra Quiz: Chapter 29
1. The Republican Party split in 1912 when:
2. In the 1912 election, Wilson won the presidency despite:
3. Before entering politics, Woodrow Wilson had been:
4. Wilson revived what practice in addressing Congress?
5. The Sixteenth Amendment, ratified in 1913, authorized:
6. The Federal Reserve System created by the 1913 act consisted of:
7. Labor leader Samuel Gompers praised the Clayton Antitrust Act as labor's:
8. The Federal Trade Commission was created to:
9. The Federal Farm Loan Act was designed to:
10. The Keating-Owen Act attempted to regulate:
11. What ultimately happened to the Keating-Owen child labor law?
12. Wilson's "moral diplomacy" was intended as a rejection of:
13. In practice, Wilson's foreign policy in Latin America and the Caribbean was marked by:
14. Wilson refused to recognize which Mexican leader's government?
15. The U.S. occupation of Veracruz in 1914 came close to causing:
16. Pancho Villa's 1916 raid targeted which American town?
17. General John J. Pershing's Punitive Expedition was sent to:
18. The outcome of the Punitive Expedition was:
19. The Adamson Act (1916) averted a threatened:
20. In the election of 1916, Wilson's opponent Charles Evans Hughes had served as:
21. Wilson's reelection in 1916 was decided largely by his strength in:
22. Which of the following best describes Wilson's overall domestic reform record by 1916?
23. Which amendment enabled the federal income tax central to Wilson's tariff reform?
24. The Seaman's Act was intended to improve conditions for:
25. By the end of 1916, the peace Wilson had promised American voters was:
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