Progressives and International Policy
One country exerting control over another
Imperialism
Government payment given to farmers to stabilize the food business and supply
Subsidy
Area in between enemy trenches
No man's land
Period in which there was large paranoia that people were communists and attempting to overthrow the government
Red Scare
First affordable automobile
Progressive 26th President of the United States from 1901-1909, created the Bull-Moose Party, and ran again in 1912
Teddy Roosevelt
Government organization that ensures food safety
FDA: Food and Drug Administration
Treaty that ended World War I
Treaty of Versailles
Winding down production from wartime levels
Demobilization
Law that banned alcohol/started Prohibition
Volstead Act
28th President of the United States, Progressive and president during World War I
Woodrow Wilson
Glorification of military strength
Militarism
Archduke of the Austria-Hungary Empire whose assassination began World War I
Franz Ferdinand
Name for period in which large amounts of African Americans moved north to escape racism and find better economic opportunities
Great Migration
Names of the famous male and female pilots of the 1920s
Cavalry unit in Spanish American War that Teddy Roosevelt fought in
Rough Riders
Guarantees Women's suffrage
19th Amendment
Who were the Allied Powers in World War I?
France, Great Britain, the United States, and others
President at the start of the Great Depression
Herbert Hoover
President that lifted us out of the Great Depression and mobilized us for World War II
President Franklin D Roosevelt (FDR)
Mexican revolutionary that is viewed as a hero by some, and as a villain by others
Pancho Villa
Created a central bank to keep inflation down
Federal Reserve Act
Who were the Central Powers in World War I?
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empires
Nickname for Authors that criticized problems of the 1920s
The Lost Generation
Woman figure that symbolized the new rights and roles for women during World War II
Rosie the Riveter