Foundations of America
Westward Expansion
Gilded Age
Progressive Era
Imperialism
WWI
Roaring 20's
The Great Depression
100

Wrote the book, "Democracy in America," and explained the five crucial values of America's success.  

Alexis De Tocqueville 

100

Which two groups of immigrants provided their labor for the development of the railroad system?

Irish and Chinese 

100

Wrote the, "Gospel of Wealth."

Andrew Carnegie

100

Journalists who wrote about the corrupt side of businesses, living conditions, and society. 

Muckrakers 

100

In 1898, the U.S. wanted to help Cuba gain independence from what country?

Spain 

100

Who was the President of the United States during World War I?

Woodrow Wilson 

100

Leader in the temperance movement and women’s rights . . . 

Frances Willard 

100
President, who passed a set of laws to get Americans out the depression. 

Franklin D. Roosevelt

200

Considered a living documents, and is the foundation of the America's government 

The U.S. Constitution 

200

The breaking up of tribal land by giving land to individual Native American families . . . 


Dawes Act 

200

Prohibit unfair practices by the railroads and set reasonable and just rates. 

Interstate Commerce Act 

200

Outlawed sale, manufacture and transportation of alcoholic beverages . . . 

18th Amendment 

200

US would use military force to protect its American influence in Latin America.

Big Stick Policy (Roosevelt Corollary)

200

A peace treaty that was signed after the war, which punished Germany for their role in the war. 

Treaty of Versailles 

200

Repealed the 18th Amendment making alcohol legal again.

21st Amendment

200

A program that gave retirement pensions, unemployment insurance, and welfare benefits.

SSA (Social Security Act) 

300

A document that includes the famous saying, "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness," and was signed on July 4, 1776. 

The Declaration of Independence

300

God given right and duty to expand across the continent by going west is called what?

Manifest Destiney 

300

What third party, was introduced in the 1896 Presidential Nominee?

The Populist Party 

300

In 1920, what gave women the right to vote?

19th Amendment

300

Connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, increases trade, helped Navy protect US and new US territories, and reduced travel time.

The Panama Canal 

300

This event, sparked the beginning of World War I.

Assassination of the Franz Ferdinand

300

Government official allowed a private company to drill for oil on federal land and took bribes.

Cabinet member arrested. Public was dissatisfied in and lost trust in the government

Teapot Dome Scandal

300

WWI veterans came to Washington and demanded early payment of the bonuses. Hoover ordered the army to remove them. 

Bonus Army 

400

Where was the three branches of government located?

Washington D.C. 

400

The discovery of gold happened in what two states?

In Alaska and California

400

What region had the largest population during the Gilded Age era?

Northeast USA

400

Muckraker wrote the, "Jungle," exposing the horrible condition in the meat packing industry. Led to the creation of the Pure Food and Drug Act, Mean Inspection Act, and the Food and Drug Administration.


Upton Sinclair 

400

What were 3 territorial gains from the Spanish-American War?

Guam, Philippines, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.

400

Caused a stalemate and were built because of the use of machine guns. 

Trenches Warfare

400

Where did the rebirth of African American culture take place?

Harlem, New York

400

What region was affected by the Dust Bowl?  

The Great Plains
500

What is the name of the first ten amendments?

Bill of Rights

500

When a minority group adopts the way of life of the dominant culture. minority group . . . 


Assimilation 

500

What invention allowed factories to operate at night. People can work longer hours, factories became more efficient, and improved the quality of life for American households?

The light bulb

500

President from 1901-1909, was a trust buster, conservationist, and formed the Bull Moose party (a third party) . . . 

Teddy Roosevelt. 

500

Type of sensationalized, biased, or often false reporting for the sake of attracting readers.

Yellow Journalism

500

Made it a crime to criticize the war effort. Limited constitutional freedoms (speech) . . . 

The Espionage Act 

500

Buying something in hopes of turning a profit later.

Speculation

500

FDR’s attempt to appoint 6 new justices to the Supreme Court to weaken judicial branch and strengthen/expand power of executive branch. 

Court Packing Scheme 

600
How many principles of the Constitution are there?

600

A federal land grant given to farmers by the state.

Homestead Act 

600

The strong and talented will naturally rise to the top.

Social Darwinism

600

Government agency to conserve the natural scenery, historic objects, & wildlife for the future.

National Park Service 

600

What is the name of the U.S. warship that exploded in Havana harbor killing 258 Americans?

USS Maine 

600

Germany proposed an alliance with Mexico. If US entered, Germany would help Mexico get back lost territory from the US.

The Zimmerman Note/Telegram

600

Term, for a dislike of foreigners. 

Nativism

600

What event ended the Great Depression?

World War II

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