Civil War/Reconstruction
The states that withdraw from the USA
What are the Southern States?
Gave women the right to vote
What is the 19th Amendment?
Murdering someone, usually someone who is famous or who is a public figure
What is Assassination?
An extreme economic slump in America in the 1930s
What is the Great Depression?
A 14-year-old boy who was brutally shot and killed for whistling at a white woman
Who is Emmet Till?
The president during the Civil War
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
The prevention of the manufacture and sale of alcohol
What is Prohibition?
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand on June 28th, 1914
What started World War 1?
The President when the great depression first started
Who is Herbert Hoover?
A fee that people had to pay before they could vote
What is the Poll Tax?
A sea fort built on an artificial island near Charleston, South Carolina
What is Fort Sumter?
An insect that destroyed cotton crops in the South
What is the Boil Weevil?
The treaty of versailles
What ended World War 1?
Buy now, pay later
What is the installment plan?
The woman who refused to give up her seat to a white man on the bus
Who is Rosa Parks?
A powerful anti-slavery novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe
What is Uncle Tom's Cabin (1852)?
Any laws that enforced racial segregation
What are the Jim Crow Laws?
The BEUSFR and GAHO
What are the countries that were going against each other?
A drought that caused widespread crop failure and sent storms of dust swirling across the land
What was the dust bowl?
A civil rights leader who gave the "I Have A Dream" speech
Who is Martin Luther King?
Made it illegal for freedmen to hold public office, to travel freely, or to serve on juries
What are the Black Codes?
The Natural Disaster that killed nearly 100 people in Charleston, South Carolina
What is an Earthquake?
A condition in the trenches where the soldiers' feet began to rot due to immersion in cold water all the time
What is trench foot?
The 3 R's during the New Deal
What is Relief, Recovery and Reform?
A protest where people sit and refuse to move until their demands are met
What are the Sit-ins?