Gilded Age
These powerful business leaders like Rockefeller and Carnegie dominated industries?
Robber barons
This reform aimed to make elections more fair by letting citizens vote directly for senators?
17th Amendment
This war marked the U.S. becoming a global power in 1898?
Spanish-American War
These illegal bars secretly sold alcohol during Prohibition?
Speakeasies
These traveling workers moved around looking for jobs during the Depression?
Migrant workers
This invention by Alexander Graham Bell changed communication forever?
Telephone
This reform gave citizens the power to remove elected officials?
Recall
The U.S. gained this territory after the Spanish-American War?
Puerto Rico
This amendment banned alcohol?
18th Amendment
This president created the New Deal programs?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
This oil tycoon founded Standard Oil?
John D. Rockefeller
These journalists exposed corruption and social issues?
Muckrakers
This explosion helped push the U.S. into war with Spain?
The USS Maine
This cultural movement celebrated African American culture?
Harlem Renaissance
These severe dust storms damaged farms in the 1930s?
Dust Bowl
These neighborhoods were crowded urban areas where many immigrants lived?
Tenements
This amendment gave women the right to vote?
19th Amendment
This canal connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans?
Panama Canal
This invention revolutionized transportation and industry?
The Automobile
This event in 1929 started the Great Depression?
The stock market crash
This law aimed to break up monopolies in 1890?
Sherman Antitrust Act
This book exposed the meatpacking industry?
The Jungle
This policy promoted equal trade in China?
Open Door Policy
These women challenged traditional roles with new fashion and behavior?
Flappers
This program provided jobs building roads and parks?
CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)