The New Deal
Great Depression
WWI/ Treaty of Versailles
Progressivism
Imperialism/Immigration
100

This President enacted the New Deal

Who is Franklin Roosevelt

100

Name for the day the stock market crashed in October, 1929, signifying the beginning of the Great Depression

What is Black Tuesday

100

This is the name of Woodrow Wilson's plan for peace after World War I

What is The 14 Points

100

This was the overreaching goal of the Progressive Era

What is reform: Social, political, financial and moral

100

This is the name of the immigration processing center in New York City where most European immigrants first set foot in America

What is Ellis Island.

200

This is a conservative criticism of the New Deal

What is that it did too much (too much executive branch interference)

200

This was President Hoover's initial response to the Great Depression

What was to do nothing and tell the American people not to panic, that it was all part of a normal business cycle.

200

This is one reason why the United States became involved in World War I, an example of this being the sinking of the Lusitania

What are unrestricted German U-boat attacks

200

This group exposed poor conditions of workers and workplaces to the American public during the Progressive Era

Who are the muckrakers

200

These are reasons why immigrants would want to come to the United States.

What are pull factors (job opportunities, reuniting with family, promise of a better life)

300

The name of the agency that helped restore public confidence in the banking system

What is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

300

These are the causes of the Great Depression

What are tariffs, farming problems,buying on credit and income gap

300

These are the main countries that fought along side the United States during World War I

Who are France and Great Britain

300

This landmark 1896 Supreme Court ruling created "seperate but equal" in the United States.

What is Plessy v. Ferguson.

300

The name of the ship sunk in Havana Harbor in 1898 that became a battle cry during the Spanish-American War

What is U.S.S. Maine ("Remember the Maine!")

400

This, not the New Deal, ultimately pulled the United States out of the Great Depression.

What is World War II

400

This United States environmental disaster in the early 1930's deepened the effects of the Great Depression on farms and farmers

What is the Dust Bowl

400

These are the four major provisions of the Treaty of Versailles

Germany has to pay war reparations, reduce its military, give up land and sign war-guilt clause

400

This moral amendment created to make better lives and boost sales in certain industries was later repealed in FDR's first year in office. 

What is Prohibition (18th Amendment)

400

To protect U.S. goods going to and from new world markets, and to compete with other countries expansion, this branch of the U.S. military greatly increased in the last 20 years of the 1800's.

What is the U.S. Navy

500

These are the three goals of the New Deal

What are relief for the needy, economic recovery (jobs) and financial reform

500

The effects of this caused a worldwide depression where American and international businesses lost markets around the globe

What are tariffs (tariff wars)

500

This is the main reason the Treaty of Versailles was never ratified by the United States

The League of Nations (implications of being in a foreign alliance)

500

This political reform allows a bill originated by citizens, not lawmakers, on the ballot

What is an Initiative

500

This type of sensational writing, which was designed to exaggerate news and enrage readers, helped sway public support in favor of going to war with Spain in 1898.

What is Yellow Journalism.

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