Imperialism
WW1/1920s
Great Depression
New Deal
WW2
100

The US annexed this territory in the Pacific - it later became the 50th state

Hawaii

100

Women who wore short hair and dresses

Flappers

100

President from 1929-1933

Herbert Hoover

100

Three Rs

Relief, reform, recovery

100

Directly forced the US into WW2.

Pearl Harbor

200

Built so ships could more quickly transport goods from Atlantic to Pacific

Panama Canal

200

Sent to enlist Mexican support for Germany if the United States declared war

Zimmermann Telegram
200

President from 1933-1945

Franklin D. Roosevelt

200

Attempt by FDR to increase support from the Supreme Court

Court packing

200

Native American soldiers who saved lives in Iwo Jima

Code Talkers

300

Teddy Roosevelt: Speak softly and carry a ___________

big stick

300

Fear of spread of Communism

Red Scare

300

Black Tuesday, October 24, 1929. Cause of the Great Depression

Stock Market Crash

300

Schecter v. US and US v. Butler ruled some New Deal policies ______________

unconstitutional

300

Turning point in the war in Europe; Normandy

D-Day

400

Western Hemisphere was off-limits to future European colonization

Monroe Doctrine

400
Two Italian immigrants used as scapegoats against Communism

Sacco and Vanzetti

400

Shantytowns where thousands lived

Hoovervilles

400

First woman to head an executive office; “Architect of the New Deal”.

Frances Perkins

400

Executive Order that put Japanese in internment camps

Executive Order 9066

500

Asserted the United States' right to intervene in the affairs of Latin American countries

Roosevelt Corollary

500

Acts used by President Woodrow Wilson's administration during World War I to silence critics of the war

Espionage Act and Sedition Act

500

Policy of Hoover and Republicans

Laissez-faire

500

Early period of a U.S. president’s new term; seen as a symbolic window to set the tone

First 100 Days

500

Locations of the atomic bomb drops

Hiroshima and Nagasaki

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