Progressive Era
World War I
The Roaring 1920s
World War II
Cold War and Civil Rights
100

The island in New York where immigrants into America had to stop at for processing.

Ellis Island

100

The continent that was fought over by European powers during the era of Imperialism.

Africa

100

Term used for secret bars and nightclubs where people would illegally drink alchohol.

speakeasies

100

The name of the two sides fighting in WWII.

Axis Powers and Allied Powers

100

The name of the infamous leader of the Civil Rights Movement.

Martin Luther King Jr.

200

The famous structure, which was a gift from France, that stands in the New York Harbor and greeted new immigrants as they arrived.

Statue of Liberty

200

The form of warfare in which long tunnels were dug for thousands of miles throughout France and Belgium.

Trench Warfare

200

The term used for a "liberated" woman, originates from the way that they would dance.

Flapper

200

The name used for the Invasion of Normandy.

D-Day

200

The president assassinated in 1963.

John F. Kennedy

300

What President was known as the Conservationist President?

Teddy Roosevelt

300

The president of the United States during the war.

Woodrow Wilson

300

What was the name of the first automobile that the average American family could own?

The Model T

300

The prime minister of Britain throughout the war.

Winston Churchill

300
The point of the Cold War was to prevent the spread of this political ideology.

Communism

400

The island in the San Fransisco Bay Habor that western immigrants were processed at.

Angel Island

400

What caused America to join the Great War (WW1)?

Unrestricted submarine warfare, Zimmerman Telegram.

400
The term used for the outlawing of the production and transportation of alcohol in the United States.
Prohibition
400

The group of Americans who were discriminated against and sent to internment camps during WW2.

Japanese Americans

400

The Wall that separated East Germany and West Germany in the German capitol city.

The Berlin Wall

500
Who were the inventors of flight?

The Wright Brothers

500

The assassination of this Austrian Duke sparked the start of WWI.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

500

The amendment that granted women the right to vote.

19th amendment

500

The commanding general of the Allied Forces in Europe during the war who went on to become president of the U.S.

Dwight D. Eisenhower
500

The largest city in Vietnam that fell to the Viet-Cong forces and was renamed after the leader Ho-Chi Minh.

Saigon

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