Rise of Industry
Immigration
Progressive Era
US Becomes a World Power
World War 1
100
He led the American steel industry during the Gilded Age.
Who is Andrew Carnegie?
100
This word describes reasons people leave their home country.
What are push factors?
100
Journalists who exposed corruption and social issues were given this nickname.
Who were muckrackers?
100
This U.S. battleship exploded in Havana Harbor in 1898.
What was the USS Maine?
100
The 1914 assassination of this Austro-Hungarian archduke helped spark World War I.
Who was Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
200
This man oversaw the rise of Standard Oil and dominated petroleum refining. He led the American steel industry during the Gilded Age.
Who is John D. Rockefeller?
200
This island processed millions of immigrants arriving in New York Harbor.
What is Ellis Island?
200
This author exposed dangerous conditions in Chicago's meatpacking industry.
Who was Upton Sinclair?
200
This exaggerated style of reporting increased public support for war with Spain.
What was yellow journalism?
200
This alliance system included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire.
Who were the Central Allies?
300
This business practice—used by Carnegie—allowed a company to control every step from raw materials to finished product.
What is vertical integration?
300
Large waves of immigrants arrived in the late 1800s from this Southern European country, often escaping poverty and seeking industrial jobs in American cities.
What is Italy?
300
This reformer revealed overcrowded tenement life through powerful photographs
Who was Jacob Riis?
300
This Caribbean island became a U.S. territory after the Spanish-American War.
What is Puerto Rico?
300
This intercepted 1917 message promised Mexico U.S. territory in exchange for joining the war against the United States.
What was the Zimmerman Note?
400
This term refers to a company that controls an entire industry, eliminating competition.
What is a monopoly?
400
Many immigrants made the transatlantic journey in this cramped, low-cost section of steamships, where poor ventilation and overcrowding were common.
What is steerage?
400
To fight unsafe conditions, long hours, and low wages, many workers joined these organizations that collectively negotiated with employers.
What are labor unions?
400
The U.S. supported a rebellion in this region to secure land needed for a canal.
What is Panama?
400
Despite helping end the war, the United States never joined this international organization created by the Treaty of Versailles.
What was the League of Nations?
500
Critics accused certain industrialists of exploiting workers and crushing rivals, earning them this unflattering nickname
Who are robber barons?
500
Inspectors at Ellis Island relied on this document, carried by the steamship, which listed each passenger’s name, origin, age, and occupation.
What is a ship manifest?
500
This suffragist led militant protests, organized the 1913 Washington parade, and pushed for a federal amendment guaranteeing women the right to vote.
What was Alice Paul?
500
In this Puck cartoon titled “Gee! What a Stretch,” the artist criticizes U.S. foreign policy by suggesting that the country is expanding its power too far. What perspective is the cartoonist expressing about American imperialism?
anti imperialism
500
In January 1918, President Woodrow Wilson outlined these principles for peace, including free trade, reduced armaments, national self-determination, and the creation of an international organization to prevent future wars.
What were the 14 Points?
600
In this cartoon, Andrew Carnegie is shown cutting workers’ wages with one hand while giving away large donations with the other.What does Carnegie want the public to think he is? 
What is a philanthropist?
600
In this cartoon showing Uncle Sam restricting a “gate” to only a small percentage of arrivals from Europe, what immigration policy is the artist criticizing? 
What is a quota system?
600
This Progressive senator from Wisconsin opposed U.S. entry into World War I, criticized the Espionage and Sedition Acts as violations of civil liberties, and was one of the most outspoken antiwar voices in Congress.
Who was Robert LaFollette?
600
This Filipino revolutionary leader first fought alongside the United States against Spain, later declared independence in 1898, and then became the primary opponent of U.S. forces during the Philippine-American War.
Who was Emilio Aguinaldo?
600
In September 1914, Allied forces halted Germany near this river outside Paris, turning a rapid war of movement into a prolonged stalemate on the Western Front.
What is the Marne River?