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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 5: Strikes and More Strikes - Chapter 6: A Noble Experiment.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The women in the group called the "suffrage pilgrims" (41) ended their trek in what American city?
(a) Los Angeles.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Washington, D.C.
(d) Atlanta.

2. The politician who held up a blank sheet of paper during a speech claimed that it contained the names of how many Communist members of the US State Department?
(a) 35.
(b) 105.
(c) 205.
(d) 75.

3. When the striking members of the Boston police force returned to work, what happened next?
(a) They were given raises.
(b) They were given longer work hours.
(c) They were given shorter work hours.
(d) They were fired.

4. Toward what location did the "ancient army transport ship" (105) called the Buford take its passengers?
(a) Germany.
(b) Greece.
(c) Norway.
(d) Russia.

5. What was the first name of Ogden, the man who was put in charge of determining criminal and civil liability for USIA after the Great Molasses Flood?
(a) Ralph.
(b) Walt.
(c) Herman.
(d) Hugh.

Short Answer Questions

1. What fraction of the labor force in the United States was involved in a work stoppage of some sort during 1919?

2. By 1916, the membership of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage had grown to what size?

3. The largest-ever suffrage parade attracted about how many participants?

4. Around what time of day did the Great Molasses Flood commence?

5. The group referred to as the "suffrage pilgrims" (45) stopped by the home of new president Woodrow Wilson, who lived in what state?

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