Jim Crow Era
Industrial Revolution
U.S. Imperialism
World War I
World War II
100

Louisianians who took control of the legislature and began to create Jim Crow laws. 

Bourbon Democrats

100

The opportunity for a better paying job. 

Pull factor

100

Spreading a nation's power economically, politically and militarily.

Imperialism

100

The building up of a strong military.

militarism

100

The practice of giving into another country's demands in order to prevent conflict. 

Appeasement
200

Which group was most effected by Jim Crow legislation?

African Americans

200

Moving from rural areas to cities. 

Urbanization

200

1898 conflict between the U.S. & Spain 

Spanish-American War

200

His assassination was a significant cause of World War I.

Archduke Ferdinand
200

Extreme nationalism in which a dictator controls the public absolutely. 

Facism

300

Where does the name Jim Crow come from?

A character in a minstrel show.

300

The most significant technological advancement of the 2nd Industrial Revolution.

Electricity

300

Waterway that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Panama Canal

300

U.S. foreign policy position originally advocated by George Washington.

Neutrality

300

The systematic extermination of European Jewish people by the Nazis and their allies during World War II.

Holocaust

400

The 1896 U.S. Supreme Court decision which declared that "separate but equal" facilities was constitutional.

Plessy v. Ferguson

400
Successful industrialists whose business practices were often considered ruthless or unethical. 

Robber Barons

400

Warned European countries against further colonization in the western hemisphere.

Monroe Doctrine

400

Intercepted German message to Mexico that led to the United States' entering World War I

Zimmerman Telegraph

400

Turning point in America's war with Japan. 

Battle of Midway

500
The first large scale boycott of a southern segregated bus system. 

Baton Rouge Bus Boycott

500

This invention led to an explosion in the manufacturing of products, including the automobile.

Assembly lines

500

Roosevelt's policy of negotiating but showing military might.  

Big Stick Diplomacy

500

Agreement which ended World War I.

Treaty of Versailles

500

The end of World War II.

VJ Day

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