Conflict
Island Time
Your Honor
Infinity & Beyond
Press
100

Nationalism and Militarism were major factors in the lead-up to WWI, but this factor was probably most significant.  

Secret Alliances

100

This famous image of a handfull of Marines staking the US flag into the ground to recapture Japanese-claimed territory became known as _____________, a name given by the location in which it occurred. 

Iwo Jima

100

She became popular for her swing vote 

Sandra Day OConnor 

100

He made the decision to put NASA offices in the South to aid in providing federal jobs to blacks

LBJ

100

With the use of his camera, he exposed how the other half lives

Jacob Riis

200

This treaty ended World War I

Versailles 

200

This was the name given to reclaiming possession of each island after Japanese attack in WWII.  

Island Hopping

200

He famously argued the Brown vs. Board of Education case in 1954 on behalf of the NAACP.  

Thurgood Marshall

200

He set the goal to have a man on the moon within the next ten years

JFK

200
Her work led to the passing of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act

Ida Tarbell

300

It was this ship that fell prey to Unrestricted Submaring Warfare by Germany, leading to the US entry into WWI

Lusitania 

300

This mass of islands was ceded to the US by Spain and eventually used as a final stop enroute to trading with China. 

The Phillippines 

300

He appointed the second female Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsberg

Clinton

300

In 1957 this event caused panic in the US because it made the USSR the clear front-runner in the Space Race. 

Launch of Sputnik

300

This type of sensationalistic writing fueled American support for war with Spain

Yellow Journalism

400

This type of perplexing warfare led to the eventual carpet bombing campaigns of the Vietnam War.

Guerilla 

400

This area of Cuba is maintained as a US Marine base and was famously used for prisoner detention during the War on Terror.  

Guantanamo Bay

400

The check that the Federal Courts have over both other branches of government

Judicial Review

400

In 1969 he walked on the moon (name either)

Buzz Aldrin or Neil Armstrong

400

If you want to know all about the meat industry, or you wish to become a vegetarian, you should read his book, the Jungle

Upton Sinclair

500

This famous invasion along the coast of Normandy in WWII was called 

D Day

500

He aided in the overthrow of a monarchy to eventually provide annexation of a new state for the US.  

Sanford Dole

500

The Supreme Court decided in this criminal case that juries must have more similarity with the accused than just sthe ame county of residence.  

Hernandez vs. Texas

500

NASA stands for

National Aeronautics & Space Administration 

500

These documents helped expand the credibility gap during the Vietnam War

The Pentagon Papers

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