This 19-year-old student assassinated a world leader in 1914 and created tensions in Europe. a.    Leon Czolgosz b.    Gavrilo Princip c.    Nicola Sacco d.    Charles Ponzi

After 1917 the German navy practice which type of submarine warfare? a.    restricted submarine warfare b.    un-restricted submarine warfare c.    secretive submarine warfare d.    open submarine warfare

Those immigrants arriving into the U.S. from northern & western Europe before 1880 are known as . . . .  A.  New Immigrants    B.  Old Immigrants    C.  Gilded Age immigrants    D.  Cheap Labor

This populist group was found mainly in the midwest. A.  People’s Party    B.  Grangers        C.  Farmer’s Alliance     D.  Democrats

The Supreme Court in 1886 also interpreted the 14th Amendment in such a way as to keep the federal government from regulating business.  How were corporations legally regarded now (from a case involving railroads) as a result of this interpretation? A.  As persons    B.  As businesses    C.  As entities        D.  As organizations

This Progressive president gained an inaccurate reputation as a trustbuster.  In reality he only targeted the “bad” trusts.     A.  Theodore Roosevelt    B.  Franklin Roosevelt    C. Woodrow Wilson    D.  William Howard Taft

He was the famous Democrat and populist who gave his  “Cross of Gold” speech. A.  William McKinley    B.  L. Frank Baum    C.  Cleveland     D.  William Jennings Bryan

In 1862 President Lincoln authorized the Pacific Railway Bill that paved the way for the trans-continental railroad, which would influence American industrialization.  Which item is NOT associated with it? A.  Central Pacific Railroad        B.  Union Pacific Railroad    C.  Chinese laborers    D.    All of the above are associated with it

When World War II began in Europe, President Roosevelt asked Congress to revise the Neutrality Act to . . . 

Where and when was the article published? This one gets tricky. Follow the format exactly. Shorten the month name to just three letters followed by a period unless it is May, June, or July, in which can you spell it out with no period. pp. stands for pages.   Format: Name of Journal, vol. #, no. #, day Mon. year of publication, pp. ##-##.