- 1. In 'Woodrow Wilson, American Prophet' by Arthur Walworth, the author presents a compelling exploration of the life and legacy of one of America's most complex and impactful presidents. Woodrow Wilson, who served as the 28th president from 1913 to 1921, is portrayed not just as a political leader, but as a visionary thinker whose ideals about democracy, internationalism, and moral diplomacy have left a profound imprint on the fabric of American political thought. Walworth meticulously details Wilson's rise to power, his pivotal role during World War I, and his ambitious attempts to establish the League of Nations as a testament to his belief in collective security and peace. The narrative delves into Wilson's moral conviction and the challenges he faced, including significant domestic opposition, the complications of race relations, and the eventual rejection of his international vision by a resistant Congress. Through Walworth's lens, Wilson emerges as a prophetic figure whose aspirations for a better world echo through history, illuminating the ongoing struggle between idealism and pragmatism in American foreign policy.
Which position did Woodrow Wilson hold?
A) Governor of California
B) Secretary of State
C) Senator
D) President of the United States
- 2. What major event did Wilson lead the U.S. through?
A) World War II
B) The Cold War
C) World War I
D) The Great Depression
- 3. What did Wilson advocate for during his presidency?
A) NATO
B) Commonwealth
C) United Nations
D) League of Nations
- 4. In which state was Woodrow Wilson born?
A) Georgia
B) Virginia
C) California
D) New Jersey
- 5. Which of Wilson's speeches outlined his war aims?
A) Fourteen Points
B) Inaugural Address
C) State of the Union
D) A More Perfect Union
- 6. Walworth emphasizes Wilson’s beliefs in what?
A) Monarchy
B) Socialism
C) Democracy
D) Anarchy
- 7. What was Wilson's role prior to presidency?
A) Ambassador to England
B) Mayor of Princeton
C) Secretary of War
D) Governor of New Jersey
- 8. What was a significant challenge Wilson faced during his presidency?
A) The Great Migration
B) Opposition to League of Nations
C) Economic recession
D) Support for the KKK
- 9. Wilson’s 14 Points were aimed at?
A) Justifying war
B) Establishing lasting peace
C) Creating more alliances
D) Colonial expansion
- 10. Walworth discusses Wilson's impact on which area of governance?
A) International relations
B) Corporate law
C) Local politics
D) State governance
- 11. What was Wilson's political party?
A) Republican Party
B) Democratic Party
C) Progressive Party
D) Green Party
- 12. What is the primary subject of Arthur Walworth's biography?
A) Harry S. Truman
B) Theodore Roosevelt
C) Woodrow Wilson
D) Franklin D. Roosevelt
- 13. Which amendment granted women the right to vote during Wilson's presidency?
A) 17th Amendment
B) 18th Amendment
C) 20th Amendment
D) 19th Amendment
- 14. Woodrow Wilson served how many terms as President?
A) Four terms
B) Three terms
C) One term
D) Two terms
- 15. What major act did Wilson sign to regulate the banking industry?
A) National Industrial Recovery Act
B) Federal Reserve Act
C) Securities Exchange Act
D) Glass-Steagall Act
- 16. In which century did Woodrow Wilson serve as U.S. President?
A) 21st century
B) 18th century
C) 20th century
D) 19th century
- 17. Which university did Wilson serve as president?
A) Princeton University
B) Columbia University
C) Harvard University
D) Yale University
- 18. What was Wilson’s approach to foreign policy?
A) Realpolitik
B) Isolationism
C) Moral diplomacy
D) Expansionism
- 19. What health issue affected Wilson during his presidency?
A) Pneumonia
B) Heart attack
C) A stroke
D) Cancer
- 20. In which year did Wilson declare the U.S. neutral at the start of WWI?
A) 1915
B) 1917
C) 1916
D) 1914
- 21. Who opposed Wilson's League of Nations proposal?
A) Senate Republicans
B) House Democrats
C) Labor unions
D) European leaders
- 22. What was Wilson's stance on World War I initially?
A) Isolationist
B) Interventionist
C) Pro-German
D) Neutrality
- 23. Wilson was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in what year?
A) 1921
B) 1918
C) 1920
D) 1919
- 24. Who succeeded Woodrow Wilson as President?
A) Warren G. Harding
B) Herbert Hoover
C) Harry S. Truman
D) Calvin Coolidge
- 25. What was the name of Wilson's wife who helped him during his presidency?
A) Lou Hoover
B) Dolley Madison
C) Edith Wilson
D) Eleanor Roosevelt
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