Civil War and Reconstruction:
Gilded-Age
Native American Experience
Battle of Labor
Imperialism
WWI
100

This man led a slave revolt that worsened the tensions between the North and the South

John Brown

100

This man was known for his dominance over the steel industry 

Andrew Carnegie 

100

George Custer got all of his men massacred by the Sioux at this battle

Little Big Horn

100

These journalist tried to expose corruption of big buisnesses

Muckrackers

100

This man spoke softly and used "Big Stick" diplomacy

Teddy Roosevelt

100

This invention helped warfare take to the skies

Air Planes

200

This Amendment ended slavery

13th Amendment

200
When the government doesn't make rules for buisnesses

Laissez-Faire

200

Native Americans were forced to live on these

Reservations

200

She was known because took on Standard Oil and John D. Rockefeller, exposing all of the bad business practices that Rockefeller used to create his monopoly. 

Ida Tarbell


200

This man believed in using Moral Diplomacy, by only supporting countries that had democracy or help to establish democracy in other countries 

Woodrow Wilson

200

Germany tried to get Mexico to declare on the US

Zimmerman Telegram

300

He sued his former master claiming that he should be free because he was in the North. The supreme court ruled that even though he was in the North he was still considered a slave

Dred Scott

300

This man had a monopoly on oil

John D. Rockefeller 

300

This broke up the Reservations and sold them to white people

Dawes Act


300

This man would take pictures of the tenements and the poor neighborhoods 

Jacob Riis
300

The Spanish American War began when this ship blew up

USS Maine

300

Germany told the US not to go to England because they were going to use

Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

400

These people lived in the North and opposed Slavery

Abolistionists

400

This banned Chinese Immigrants from entering the US for 10 Years

Chinese Exclusionary Act

400

When Native Americans preformed the Ghost Dance to protest the Dawes- Act, this panicked the US cavalry and they massacred all of the Native Americans at

Wounded Knee Creek


400

He ran the largest Political Machine in New York known as Tammany Hall

William "Boss" Tweed

400

Teddy Roosevelt backed Panamanian rebels in Columbia so that he could build this

Panama Canal

400

This treaty ended WWI

Treaty of Versailles

500

The South used this practice after the war to keep newly freed slaves poor

Sharecropping 

500

When you own different companies that work together to make a single product

Vertical Integration

500

A sacred Animal to the Native Americans that were slaughtered by the thousands to make way for railroads

Buffalo

500

This group fought for farmers rights, bimetallism, and against high railroad prices

Populists

500

Taft believed the best way to deal with other countries was to use money

Dollar Diplomacy

500

Wilson gave a speech outlining the path to prosperity after the war known as

14 Point Plan

600

This organization provided schools, housing, food, and clothes to newly freed slaves

Freedmen's Bureau

600

This was used by Roosevelt and Taft to break up trusts

Sherman Antitrust Act

600

Gold was found at this sacred sight for the Sioux leading to conflict between Sioux and the US

Black Hills

600
Everyone's three time loser who couldn't win the presidency

William Jennings Bryan


600

These journalist like William Randolph Hurst and Jacob Pulitzer wanted to sell more newspapers so they exaggerated news stories known as

Yellow Journalism

600

Fierce pride in your country

Nationalism

700

The idea that it was America's destiny to expand west to the Pacific Ocean

Manifest Destiny

700

Your are rich because you are smarter and work harder than everyone else, the poor are just dumb and lazzy

Social Darwinism 

700

African American Soldiers who fought for the US Cavalry 

Buffalo Soldiers
700

This group believed in workers rights and improving factory conditions

Progressives 

700

When the Spanish Ambassador criticized the US president William McKinley calling him weak 

De Lomé Letter

700

Factories and business profit off of war because of 

Industrialization 

M
e
n
u