Politicians
Progressive era
War and Peace
Non-politicians
Acronym HELL
100

Despite promising to keep the US out of WWI, this progressive President led the US into war

Woodrow Wilson

100

This amendment prohibited the sale of alcohol

18th

100

The treaty that ended WWI

Treaty of Versailles

100

Kentuckian director of the Birth of the Nation, depicted the Klan as protectors of white womanhood

D.W. Griffith

100

Civil Rights group founded in 1909 by W.E.B. Du Bois, Ida B. Wells, and others

NAACP

200

This president was in charge at the beginning of the Great Depression

Herbert Hoover

200

The 19th amendment did this

Gave women suffrage

200

German U-Boats torpedoed this ship, killing over a thousand people, including many Americans

Lusitania

200

This Black boxer beat "the great white hope" in a match, sparking anti-Black riots throughout the nation

Jack Johnson
200

What does TVA stand for?

Tennessee Valley Authority

300

This Socialist Party candidate ran for president while in prison for speaking out against US involvement in WWI

Eugene Debs

300

The three pillars of the Progressive movement according to Dr. Summers

Stability, morality, and democracy

300

This telegram invited Mexico to join Germany in WWI, sparking US involvement in the war

Zimmerman Telegram

300

This third richest person in the world was Secretary of the Treasury under Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover.

Andrew Mellon

300

This administration was created to improve labor conditions and stimulate economic recovery during the Great Depression

NRA

400

This Louisiana politician challenged FDR to the left with his "share the wealth" program

Huey Long

400

Thge name for government action breaking monopolies or large corporations believed to be restricting competition and hurting workers/consumers. Made famous by presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William H. Taft

Trust-busting

400

One of Wilson's 14 points was to create this international organization to keep peace-- but the US never joined

League of Nations

400

This famous Black vaudeville entertainer was made to darken his skin for his performances

Bert Williams
400

This New Deal jobs program gave young men conservation jobs in American forests and parks

CCC

500

This presidency was wracked by the Teapot Dome scandal

Warren G. Harding

500

This trial in Tennessee featured William Jennings Bryan arguing against the teaching of evolution in schools

Scopes Monkey Trial

500

In 1941, before the US joined WW2, we helped the British with this program

Lend-Lease

500

A progressive reformer who pioneers social work in the US. She founded the Hull House, which provided assistance to immigrants, and was one of the founders of the NAACP

Jane Addams
500

There are two New Deal programs with acronyms that have the same letters in slightly different order. Which two are they?

WPA and PWA

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