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Turning Points
Who/What Am I?
100
This map shows what conflict?
Korean War
100
Where are a majority of these slaves being bought?
The south
100
Old one but a good one... What economic theory does this political cartoon depict:
mercantilism
100
This battle was a turning point in the Civil War as Sherman marched through GA burning important structures.
Battle of Atlanta
100
I marched on Washington, had a dream, and wrote a letter as I was detained in Birmingham. Who am I?
MLK
200
The South's response to this map below would be what?
Seceding from the Union
200
What is the major determiner of the colonial regions' economy?
Location/geography
200
What and why is Roosevelt doing in the cartoon below?
Court-packing plan, wanted to pass New Deal legislation faster
200
Why was universal male suffrage during the Jacksonian Age was a turning point for democracy in America?
Got rid of property requirements to vote
200
Second president, and passed the Alien and Sedition Act during my presidency, which restricted freedom of speech and placed restrictions on immigrants.
John Adams
300
This map displays our attempts to ________ communism after World War 2.
Contain
300
What is accounting for this unemployment trend?
The Great Depression
300
This person warned of this metaphorical wall being put up after WW2.
Winston Churchill, Iron curtain
300
Thanks to the warnings from Albert Einstein, America was able to turn the tide of WW2 in the Pacific with this invention.
Atomic bomb
300
I exposed the wrongdoings of big business during the late 1800s, including notable people like Upton Sinclair who exposed the meatpacking industry.
Muckrackers
400
These ordinances occurred after the ________ to help pay for it.
American Revolution
400
Where were immigrants being processed once they entered the US?
Angel and Ellis Island
400
What foreign policy is Teddy Roosevelt reinforcing in this cartoon?
Monroe Doctrine, Roosevelt Corollary
400
This proclamation after the Treaty of Paris, ending the French and Indian War, frustrated colonists as they could not claim the land won past the Appalachian mountains.
Proclamation of 1763
400
I cut government spending and regulation in business as I believe that if businesses have more freedom and money that will trickle down to consumers that put more money in the economy.
Reaganomics
500
This famous battle in the American Revolution took place here after Washington crossed the Delaware.
Battle of Trenton
500
What are the contributing factors to the trend in this graph?
Aggressive advertising, assembly line, buying on credit
500
Who is being depicted as king here? And how did he become king?
Rockefeller; monopoly through horizontal integration
500
The assassination of Lincoln greatly affected this era after Civil War as Congress took over with their plan on _____.
Reconstruction
500
I changed how Americans in the 20th century perceived themselves as they could finally see what was happening in their country.
Television.