Progressive Era
Ideology during the Progressive Era that believes people could make society a better better place or "kingdom of God" if society took care of its downtrodden (poor, mentally ill, children, etc..)
What was the Social Gospel?
Political party developed in favor of the working class and farmers; demanded government ownership of railroads, coinage of silver, and women's suffrage
What is the Populist Party or Populism?
The assassination of Archduke Fernindad sparked the beginning of this war.
Daily Double
War could have been avoided if this country would have led a full investigation into the assassination.
What is World War I?
What is Serbia
U.S. policy to aid countries struggling against communism
What is the Truman Doctrine?
These Amendments guaranteed certain rights: abolished slavery; equal protection and citizenship; right to vote for Black Men and all women; Income tax; Prohibition; and voting age.
Hundred points each...
What are the 13, 14,15, 16,18, 19, 26
Political and economic agreement established by the United States that all countries have equal access to trading with China
What is Open Door Policy?
During the Progressive Era, these journalists employed the use of Yellow Journalism and sought out the most negative aspects of society to expose government and business practices
Who are the Muckrakers?
Government practice to borrow money in order to spend more than what is received in taxes
What is deficit spending?
Initially, the United States practiced this type of global involvement when it came to both World Wars
What is Isolationism?
Tensions grew between the United States and this country because of its role during the Cold War with USSR
What is Cuba?
De Jure use of segregation in the South during Reconstruction lasting into the 1960s
Daily Double
De Facto segregation was practiced here
What is Jim Crow Laws?
What is the North?
Period of time in which African Americans were able to express and educate about the plights/struggles and triumphs of their communities through various forms of art, i.e., poetry, music, dance, paintings
What is the Harlem Renaissance?
Led by women in hopes of preventing the abuses associated with the consumption of alcohol that led to the 18th Amendment
What is the Temperance Movement?
Type of economic system in which means of production is equally shared with its citizens and property is owned by the government
What is Socialism?
One of the main causes for Hiltler's resentment towards the Allied Powers
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
Explain the Treaty for double points (600)
The Cold War was a measure to rid the world of
What is Communism?
Double points if explained (600)
Outlawed discrimination in voting, education, and public accommodations, and also ended employment discrimination for African and Mexican Americans
What is the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
After WWII, countries in Latin America experienced a tremendous increase in this because the United States was paying more attention to European affairs
What is a Rise in Dictatorships?
Presidential ideology with goals of preventing the wealthy and powerful from taking advantage of small business and the poor
Daily Double
Name of President who promoted this ideology
What is the Square Deal?
Who was Theodore Roosevelt?
Political ideologies that religious and cultural differences along with competition for housing and employment went against American-born whites
What is Nativism?
Several countries owed the United States money due to the war effort and this made the United States the largest of these in the world
What is a Creditor Nation?
The United States acquired these possessions in the Pacific for economic and military purposes
What are Hawaii and Philippines?
Brown v. Board of Ed (1954) overturned this case which ended the ideal of "separate but equal"
What is Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)?
Names of the various movements that increased Urbanization in the north and west during the late 1800s and early 1900s
Hint: There are three
What are Exodusters, Great Migration, Immigration?
The Clayton Antitrust Act and this were major legislation passed during the Progressive Era and still in place today, in which the responsibility to monitor business practices, prevent false advertisements and dishonest labeling
What is the Federal Trade Commission (FTC)?
The turn of the 20th Century due to industrialization, wage labor, and big business led to a rise in protecting and promoting the interests of
What is Consumerism?
The extermination of a specific group, primarily the European Jewish population during World War II
What is genocide?
Congress approved funding Western European countries whose economies were on the brink of destruction in hopes of preventing them from joining or succumbing to communist practices
What is the Marshall Plan?
Believed that Blacks should fight for full rights immediately; originator of the NAACP
Who is W.E.B. DuBois?
Economic gain, militarism, nationalism, and social darwinism are all reasons for this
Double points if able to explain each component
What is Imperialism?