Gilded Age/Progressive Era
Imperialism/WWI
1920s/Great Depression
WWII/Early Cold War
Civil Rights
Amendments
100

a "hands off" approach; minimal government interference

What is laissez-faire?

100

type of warfare seen in World War I

What is trench warfare?

100

subculture of women who rebelled against traditional expectations of women

Who are flappers?

100

launch of this satellite marked the beginning of the Space Race

What is Sputnik?

100

overturned Plessy v. Ferguson

What is Brown v. Board of Education?

100

women's suffrage

What is the 19th amendment?

200

banned Chinese laborers from entering the US 

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?

200

leader of the Rough Riders in the Spanish American War; later became president

Who is Theodore Roosevelt?

200

caused federal government to create programs aimed at soil conservation

What is the Dust Bowl?

200

group of pilots; broke racial barriers and helped end segregation in the military; known for their skill and bravery

Who are the Tuskegee Airmen?

200

Alabama governor against integration

Who is George Wallace?

200

ended poll taxes

What is the 24th amendment?

300

established the direct election of United States senators in each state

What is the 17th Amendment?

300

territories acquired by the US at the end of the Spanish American War

What are Guam, Philippines and Puerto Rico?

300

black nationalist who emphasized black pride and self-reliance

Who is Marcus Garvey?

300

provided financial assistance to European nations to help rebuild after WWII

What is the Marshall Plan?

300

challenged segregation in interstate travel; gained national attention through the violent reactions they provoked, ultimately leading to federal action banning segregation in interstate facilities

What are the Freedom Rides?

300

repealed prohibition

What is the 21st amendment?

400

typically from Northern and Western Europe, usually Protestant, skilled and literate, fair amount of wealth

What are "old immigrants"?

400

overcame geographic, political and economic issues to help US become a dominant maritime power as well as improved maritime trade routes

What is the Panama Canal?

400

created due to discrimination, fear of cultural change and strong nativist sentiment leading to significantly limited immigration

What is the Immigration Act of 1924?

400

originally created for national defense, allowing for efficient troop and material transport, as well as civilian evacuation in case of attack; had substantial civilian benefits that led to increased trade, economic growth, and a surge in automobile demand

What is the Interstate Highway Act?

400

advocated for the rights of Mexican American veterans; created the American GI Forum

Who is Hector Garcia?

400

provided equal rights as a US citizen

What is the 14th amendment?

500

established Federal Reserve, central bank of the US, and provided stability to the economy

What is the Federal Reserve Act?

500

was rejected in order to maintain US sovereignty and limit foreign influence 

What is the League of Nations?

500

New Deal agency that helped get people back to work, often with construction of buildings, parks, roads, airports as well as included cultural projects 

What is the Works Progress Administration (WPA)?

500

first international war crimes tribunal in history, setting a precedent for holding individuals accountable for atrocities committed during wartime

What are the Nuremberg trials?

500

court case that set a precedent that individual religious interests can, under certain circumstances, override state interests in education

What is Wisconsin v. Yoder?

500

ratified largely in part to the Vietnam War; "old enough to fight, old enough to vote"

What is the 26th amendment?

1000

Making the connection

this led to increased urbanization with the construction of taller buildings

What is the Bessemer Process?

1000

Making the connection

US economy would benefit from resources such as fruit and sugar, as well gain military bases

What are reasons to annex Hawaii?

1000

Make the connection

used to help combat the long term effects of soil erosion (Dust Bowl) by planting trees (you must have specific name)

What is the Civilian Conservation Corps?

1000

Make the connection

another motto of the US; like "E pluribus unum," meaning "out of many, one," symbolizing the unification of the thirteen original colonies into a single nation 

What is "In God We Trust?"

1000

Make the connection

galvanized public opinion and political action directly contributing to the passage of the Voting Rights Act

What is the Selma March?

1000

Make the connection

meant to empower the federal government and help fund public works, social programs, and other initiatives without relying solely on tariffs 

What is the 16th amendment?

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