World War I Causes & Involvement
life on the home front
roaring 20's
economic trouble
Older Units
100

What message from Germany to Mexico helped push the U.S. into war?  

Zimmerman Telegram

100

The law provided penalties for spying, sabotage, and obstructing the war effort

Espionage Act

100

What was the name for the fear of communism spreading in the U.S. after WWI?

Red Scare

100

What decade is known for an economic boom followed by a crash?

1920's

100

The policy freed all slaves held in the states engaged in rebellion

Emancipation Proclamation

200

Germany decided to expand submarine attacks from strictly Allied warships to also include any commercial ships no matter if the country was neutral

unrestricted submarine warfare

200

What migration saw many African Americans move north for factory jobs?

Great Migration

200

What new form of music symbolized the culture of the 1920s?

Jazz

200

What does “overproduction” mean in the context of the 1920s economy?

Factories and farms produced more goods than people could buy

200

Jackson signed this in 1830, which forced thousands of American Indians to leave their homelands and re-settle west of the Mississippi River

Indian Removal Act

300

What was President Woodrow Wilson’s plan for peace after WWI called?

Fourteen Points

300

What amendment gave women the right to vote in 1920?

19th Amendment

300

What African American cultural movement celebrated Black art, music, and writing?

Harlem Renaissance

300

Consumers stopped buying goods, leading to falling prices and layoffs

underconsumption

300

The compromise called for the creation of a legislature with two chambers, a bicameral legislature

Great Compromise

400

What international organization was created after WWI to promote peace?

League of Nations

400

Organized crime and smuggling alcohol brought tremendous profits to those willing to break the law for financial gain based on this amendment

18th Amendment

400

What invention by Henry Ford made cars affordable for many Americans and changed daily life?

Assembly line

400

What risky behavior in the stock market helped cause the crash of 1929?

Buying stocks on margin (borrowing money to invest)

400

This was passed by Parliament in an attempt to prevent any more American colonists from settling beyond the Appalachian Mountains

Proclamation Line of 1763

500

Why did the U.S. refuse to join the League of Nations?

The Senate feared it would pull the U.S. into future wars

500

How did women’s roles change during WWI?

They worked in factories and served as nurses, gaining support for women’s suffrage

500

first mass produced automobile (car) was called?

Model T

500

What event marked the beginning of the Great Depression?

Stock Market Crash

500

is an economic theory based on reducing a country’s imports while expanding its exports in order to maximize wealth

Mercantilism

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