Central America
Presidents
The Old West
World War I
This and That
100

Teddy's assertion that America could do whatever in Latin America to protect US interests.

Roosevelt Corollary

100

He was our largest president.

William H. Taft

100

These were used to move cattle to the sale yards in the north.

Cattle Drives

100

Germany, Austria-Hungry, The Balkans, Ottoman Empire

The Central Powers

100

NAACP

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

200

He was selected as Secretary of State for Wilson to help in order to help in Central American affairs.

William Jennings Bryan

200

He was president when World War I started.

Woodrow Wilson

200

When cowboys found these in their way when moving cattle, they simply tore them down.

Fence Cutting

200

Britian, France, Russia

The Triple Entente 

200

Cultural REbirth involving African American artists and writers

Harlem Renaissance

300

He was sent into the American Southwest border to protect against raids from Mexican Rebels.

John Pershing

300

He ended Reconstruction in a deal that made him president.

Rutherford B. Hayes

300

Once this was completed it took only days to reach San Franciso and other points west.

Transcontinental Railroad.

300

The type of warfare used in World War I

Trench Warfare

300

Trial over teaching Biology or Adam and Eve.

Scopes Monkey Trial

400

This was a communication intercepted supposedly by MI5 in London that asked the Mexican government to start a war with the US to keep the US out of World War I.

Zimmerman Telegram

400

He was shot and killed making Teddy Roosevelt President of the US.

William McKinley

400

They left the South to move to Kansas to become farmers.

Exodusters

400

The deadliest weapon used in World wAr I

Machine Gun

400

Novel about everyday American life in a small town.

Babbit 

500

This was a defining passion of Teddy Roosevelt in Central America that would help cut shipping costs.

Panama Canal

500

His presidency was charactered by silence and inactivity

Calvin Coolidge

500

Often termed the second Gold Rush, it found many miners frozen to death in the cold.

The Klondike Gold Rush (Alaskan)

500

What does MAIN stand for and what did it mean?

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

500

16th Amendment

Income Tax