A
B
C
D
E
100

Bring to a close.

a. context
b. consist
c. conclude
d. cite

Bring to a close.

c. Conclude

100

Give your opinion.

a. analyze
b. argue
c. arrange
d. annotate

Give your opinion.


B. ARGUE

100

Arrange Neatly.

a. Obtain
b. Organize
c. Process
d. Recall

Arrange Neatly.

B. ORGANIZE

100

To choose.

a. Select
b. Similar
c. Scan
d. Specific

To choose.

A. Select

100
To put in order.


a. Analyze
b. Combine
c. Arrange
d. Cite

To put in order.

C. ARRANGE

200

Talks given over the radio by President FDR that were given in plain language outlining New Deal Programs.

Fireside Chats

200

Militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism.

Causes of WWI
200

Look at carefully.

a. Evaluate
b. Examine
c. Edit
d. Recall


B. EXAMINE

200

Banks and other financial institutions that made excessive loans contributed to the Great Depression.

Federal Reserve

200

The sinking of this ship trigger was one of the key triggers that led to the United States entering the War.

Lustiania

300

Term for the largest movement of African Americans from the Rural South to the Urban North.

The Great Migration

300

Term used for budgets, when you spend more than you take in in tax revenue.


Deficit

300

Wars in Korea and Vietnam were really part of the ICY conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union.

Cold War

300

Famous Trial, where a school teacher was arrested for teaching evolution as opposed to fundamentalism in a public school classroom.

Scopes-Monkey Trial

300

Wilson's 14 Points

Plan for establishing a lasting peace in Europe. Did Not punish central powers and was rejected in the United States Senate.

400

This amendment was passed in 1920 and granted women the right to vote


19th Amendment

400

President best known for his "do-nothing" economic policy who is often blamed for the start of The Great Depression.

Herbert Hoover

400

Treaty that officially ended WWI and harshly punished Germany

Treaty of Versailles

400

The banning of alcoholic beverages.

Prohibition

400

This president was stricken with polio and lost the use of his legs. He would either use crutches or a wheelchair to get around.

Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)

500

This is the name for women in the 20s who wore bobbed hair and flaunted conventional standards of behavior.


Flapper

500

A rebirth of African American Culture in the 1920s, centered in a neighborhood in New York City.

Harlem Renaissance

500

Term used for buying stocks on credit that contributed to the Stock Market Crash


Buying on Margin

500

The Anti-Federalists would not agree on the new Constitution unless what was added.

Bill of Rights

500

Guaranteed payments for retired persons founded under FDR


Social Security

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