2A-3C
4A-4E
5A-6D
7ABC
8A-9A
100
Which Chicago manufacturing industry is in this image?
Meatpacking Industry
100
Small apartments where immigrants lived after coming to America
Tenements
100
What are exaggerated news reports called?
Yellow Journalism
100
Name this character.
Rosie the Riveter
100
Name the two superpowers of the world following WWII.
USA and the Soviet Union
200
Name one physical feature of the Great Plains.
low rainfall, flatlands, land eroded by wind and water, dust storms
200
Cornelius Vanderbilt was the captain of which industry?
Shipping and Railroads
200
Which amendment ended Prohibition in the U.S.?
21st Amendment
200
What three countries made up the Axis Powers during WWII?
Japan, Germany, Italy
200
Type of war where no actual physical fighting occurs.
Cold War
300
What was the name of the organization established to aid former enslaved African Americans in the South?
Freedmen's Bureau
300
Which amendment gave women the right to vote?
19th Amendment
300
Was Langston Hughes a painter, literary writer, or musician?
Literary writer
300
Which group of Americans were forced to live in internment camps during WWII?
Japanese-Americans
300
Name the court case that desegregated schools in America.
Brown v. Board of Education
400
Person who thought it was more important to keep the Union together than it was to punish the South, issued the Emancipation Proclamation
Abraham Lincoln
400
Which court case said "separate, but equal" was legal?
Plessy vs. Ferguson
400
This addition to the Monroe Doctrine asserted the right of the U.S. to interfere in economic matters of other nations in the Americas.
The Roosevelt Corollary
400
Name the attack that caused the U.S. to enter WWII.
Pearl Harbor
400
What was the clear division between Communist eastern Europe and Democratic western Europe called?
The Iron Curtain
500
What did all three of these amendments to the Constitution do?
13
14
15
13th- Slavery abolished
14th- US Citizenship
15th- Voting rights for men
500
When someone is forced to give up their own culture in favor of another culture either by force or willingly (example: Native Americans)
Assimilation
500
The sinking of what ship led to the United States joining WWI?
The Lusitania
500
Practice where the U.S. chose to remain out of foreign affairs after WWI and because of the Great Depression, i.e. we were minding our business
Isolationism
500
Which country following WWII became a strong ally of the U.S., adopted a democratic form of government, and was occupied by the U.S.?
Japan