People of WWI
This gentleman was in line for the throne of Austria-Hungary. He was assassinated while travelling in his car along with his wife.
Franz Ferdinand
Act forbade "false statements" regarding mailing materials deemed treasonous.
espionage act
New York City Journalist who documented the impoverished in "How the Other Half Lives"
Jacob Riis
Francis Galton proposed this theory that human characteristics and behaviors can be inherited.
eugenics
State where the Tuskegee Institute is located
Alabama
This man's party came to power and forced the Russian army to disintegrate, not allowing them to finish their end of the fighting.
Vladimir Lenin
Mexico was prompted by Germany to invade the US, and might have had this not been intercepted
The Zimmerman Telegram
This person was an activist and writer who spoke openly against lynchings in the Jim Crow South.
Ida B. Wells
This movement was inspired by Topeka minister Charles Sheldon
social gospel
Location of Hull House that supported communities in need.
Chicago
women could not serve as what in WWI
commissioned officers
Chemical warfare was used against the soldiers held up in the_________, due to frequent stalemate
trenches
This person believed Booker T. Washington did not do enough for Black people and was a founder of the NAACP.
W.E.B. DuBois
Women were able to vote after ratification of what
XIX Amendment
These countries comprised of the Central Powers
Germany, Austro-Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire
This person developed the 14 points and devised the League of Nations for a solution to the post WWI World
Woodrow Wilson
This ocean liner sank as a result of being torpedoed by a German U-Boat.
RMS Lusitania
This person believed in God's will and was famous for destroying saloons. Known to use a hatchet.
Carrie A. Nation
This politician was the first to go after trusts and monopolies, though much of it exaggerated
Theodore Roosevelt
These countries comprised of the Allied Powers
United States, Australia, United Kingdom, France, Russia, Italy, and Japan
protested WWI involvement and claimed unfair burden on working people
Kate Richards O'Hare
Act forbade disloyal or abusive language toward the government
Sedition Act
Founded the Tuskegee Institute and wrote the book "Up From Slavery"
Booker T. Washington
This person won the Nobel Peace Prize for their view on pacifism, social reform, and anti-militarism
Jane Addams
This was the site of the Treaty that concluded the Great War
Versailles