War for Independence/Revolutionary War
This Amendment protects freedom of speech, religion, assembly and press
1st
This person was the first president of the United States
George Washington
This philosophy meant the United States wanted to stay out of foreign affairs
Isolationism
This type of music became popular in the 1950s thanks to Elvis Presley and Chuck Berry
Rock n Roll
This was was fought between the Axis and Allies
This Amendment prohibited the production, sale and distribution of alcohol
18th
This person was president during the Civil War
Abraham Lincoln
This was the policy of trying to prevent Communism from spreading during the Cold War
Containment
This was the name for counterculture people who often wore tie-dye and promoted peace
Hippies
This war was caused by the sinking of the USS Maine
Spanish-American War
This Amendment granted women the right to vote
19th
This president was assassinated while riding in a convertible in Dallas, Texas
John F. Kennedy
These people thought the federal government should have the power to create a constitution
Federalists
This was the group of people who promoted ending the institution of slavery
abolitionists/abolition movement
Name two of the causes for WWI
Militarism
Alliances
Imperialism
Nationalism
This Amendment outlawed slavery
13th
This was the president that created the New Deal
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
This policy states that the United States should get involved in the affairs of other countries, such as through military or diplomatic action
interventionism
This group of people fought for women's right to vote
Suffragists/suffrage movement
This war was a proxy war between the U.S. and U.S.S.R
Vietnam War
This Amendment details the succession of the presidency if they are unable to perform their duty
25th
This president signed the Indian Removal Act
Andrew Jackson
This policy stated that the United States should get politically/militarily involved in Latin America to prevent Europe from gaining control
Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
This was the culture of the 1940s and 1950s that valued purchasing home goods and cars
consumerism