Final Exam Review

HIST 1302-73008

Final Exam Date: Wednesday, May 15, 12:30 PM – 2:20 PM

Final Exam Review

Part I: Multiple-Choice (80 points). 40 of the 75 key terms below will appear on the exam as

multiple-choice questions. Each question is worth two points. You will need a new Scantron sheet to

complete Part I.

Triple Entente

Battle of Verdun

Lusitania

Zimmerman Telegram

Espionage Act

Great Migration, 1916-19

Fourteen Points of Peace

Versailles Peace Treaty

Henry Ford

Harlem Renaissance

First Red Scare

National Origins Act of 1924

Prohibition Era

Great Depression

Dust Bowl

Hoovervilles

Bonus Army March

Liberalism

Fireside Chats

FDIC

TVA

CCC

NLRA

Dr. Francis Townsend

Mein Kampf

Policy of Appeasement

Neutrality Acts

Battle of Britain

Lend-Lease Act

Atlantic Charter

Pearl Harbor

Rosie the Riveter

Executive Order 9066

Zoot Suit Riots

Double Victory

Holocaust

D-Day

Battle of the Bulge

Manhattan Project

Hiroshima

Marshall Plan

Truman Doctrine

Policy of Containment

Military Keynesianism

Berlin Airlift

NATO

Korean War

Gen. Douglas MacArthur

Second Red Scare

Paul Robeson

Jack Kerouac

Betty Friedan

Emmett Till

Rosa Parks

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Montgomery Bus Boycott

Little Rock Nine

Greensboro Sit-in Protests

Freedom Rides

Civil Rights Act of 1964

Voting Rights Act of 1965

Malcolm X

Cuban Missile Crisis

Geneva Accords, 1954

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution

Tet Offensive

Vietnamization

Kent State

Watergate

Great Society

Immigration Act of 1965

César Chávez

Immigration Reform and Control Act, 1986

Iran-Contra Affair

Berlin Wall

Korean War

Gen. Douglas MacArthur

Inchon

Second Red Scare

Red-baiting

Alger Hiss

Paul Robeson

Joseph McCarthy

HUAC

G.I. Bill

Levittown

Elvis Presley

Jack Kerouac

Betty Friedan

SDS

Woodstock, 1969

Brown v. Board of Education of

Topeka

Emmett Till

Rosa Parks

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Montgomery Bus Boycott

Little Rock Nine

Greensboro Sit-in Protests

Freedom Rides

Bull Connor

Civil Rights Act of 1964

Voting Rights Act of 1965

Malcolm X

Bay of Pigs Invasion

Cuban Missile Crisis

Ho Chi Minh

Battle of Dien Bien Phu

Geneva Accords, 1954

Gulf of Tonkin Resolution

Tet Offensive

Vietnamization

Kent State

Pentagon Papers

Watergate

Fall of Saigon

Part II: Book Essay (70 points). Part II of the Final Exam pertains to Trevor Noah’s Born a Crime:

Stories from a South African Childhood. You must read the entire book to answer questions from the

essay prompt given below. For your essay, write a response that answers the questions in approximately

6-7 paragraphs. Be sure to write your essay in paragraph form with complete sentences. You will need

a new green book to complete Part II.

According to Trevor Noah, what are the historical implications of European colonialism and apartheid

on issues of race, culture, class and gender in South Africa? Using examples from the book, be sure to

explain how colonialism and apartheid impacted language, racial hierarchy, identity, economics and

land ownership in South Africa. Compare and contrast South African apartheid to Jim Crowism and

racial segregation in the United States. How does suburbanization perpetuate apartheid and racial

segregation? Finally, analyze Trevor’s relationship with his mother, Patricia Nombuyiselo Noah.

Discuss her influence on Trevor, particularly on religion, race and responsibility.

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