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History Blitz: Yes/No Quiz


History Blitz: Yes/No QuizVersion en ligne Test your history facts with Yes/No par Paula 1 The League of Nations aimed to preserve peace through collective diplomacy. Yes No 2 The Homestead Act allowed 160 acres of public land to adult citizens who lived on and improved it. Yes No 3 The Dust Bowl was caused by floods rather than drought. Yes No 4 Little Bighorn was a Native American victory over General Custer. Yes No 5 The Homestead Act required 200 acres of land. Yes No 6 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire had no impact on safety laws. Yes No 7 The Dust Bowl was a drought causing dust storms on the Great Plains. Yes No 8 FDR was a key figure in the New Deal. Yes No 9 The Manhattan Project was about building a railroad. Yes No 10 Wounded Knee was a Native American victory over the US. Yes No 11 The Lusitania survived the sinking by a German U-boat. Yes No 12 The Dawes Act split Native American lands into individual plots. Yes No 13 FDR opposed the creation of the League of Nations. Yes No 14 The primary focus of Westward Expansion was urbanization of the East Coast. Yes No 15 Pearl Harbor was a surprise Japanese attack on a US naval base in 1941. Yes No 16 Pearl Harbor occurred in 1939. Yes No 17 The Manhattan Project developed the atomic bomb. Yes No 18 The New Deal included programs like CCC, TVA, and PWA. Yes No 19 The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire led to safety laws. Yes No 20 The New Deal opposed public works programs. Yes No 21 The Zimmerman Telegram helped bring the US into WWI. Yes No 22 The Lusitania was sunk by a German U-boat. Yes No 23 The Zimmerman Telegram kept the US out of WWI. Yes No 24 The Dawes Act kept Native lands as tribal holdings intact. Yes No

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The League of Nations aimed to preserve peace through collective diplomacy.

The Homestead Act allowed 160 acres of public land to adult citizens who lived on and improved it.

The Dust Bowl was caused by floods rather than drought.

Little Bighorn was a Native American victory over General Custer.

The Homestead Act required 200 acres of land.

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire had no impact on safety laws.

The Dust Bowl was a drought causing dust storms on the Great Plains.

FDR was a key figure in the New Deal.

The Manhattan Project was about building a railroad.

Wounded Knee was a Native American victory over the US.

The Lusitania survived the sinking by a German U-boat.

The Dawes Act split Native American lands into individual plots.

FDR opposed the creation of the League of Nations.

The primary focus of Westward Expansion was urbanization of the East Coast.

Pearl Harbor was a surprise Japanese attack on a US naval base in 1941.

Pearl Harbor occurred in 1939.

The Manhattan Project developed the atomic bomb.

The New Deal included programs like CCC, TVA, and PWA.

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire led to safety laws.

The New Deal opposed public works programs.

The Zimmerman Telegram helped bring the US into WWI.

The Lusitania was sunk by a German U-boat.

The Zimmerman Telegram kept the US out of WWI.

The Dawes Act kept Native lands as tribal holdings intact.