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Wars
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100

The first three words of the Constitution 

We the people 

100

She opened the first settlement house in Chicago

Jane Addams

100

Ended with the Treaty of Versailles not being fully ratified by the US Senate. 

WWI

100

The Reconstruction Amendments led to the rise of the KKK and Jim Crowe, which led to the Great Migration, which led to the 

Harlem Renaissance 

100

This Robber Barron ran Standard Oil Company and was the richest man in the world during his time. 

John Rockefeller 

200

During the 1950s these four words were added to all US currency to further distinguish the US from anti-religious Communist states. 

In God We Trust

200

She was the first US Supreme Court Justice.

Sandra Day O'Connor 

200

Led to the Servicemen's Readjustment Act, also known as the GI Bill.  

WWII

200
Despite having to deal with the Vietnam War, this president made Civil Rights a key part of his agenda.

Lyndon Baines Johnson (LBJ)

200

This Robber Barron was known for his failed company town that produced train cars and helped build the railroad industry.  

George Pullman 

300

Voting is an optional form of civic duty, but this type could get you arrested if you choose not to participate.  

Jury Duty

300

She changed the role of first lady in the 1930s.  And she had a secret girlfriend.  Ooooh la laaaaa 

Eleanor Roosevelt

300

This war was never fully ended, only met with an armistice (cease fire).  Which is why we still maintain military bases there to this day.  

Korean War

300

This man started the NAACP. 

WE DuBois

300

Boss Tweed's Tammany Hall was the headquarters for this type of operation in New York City.  

Political Machine

400

In the 1930s FDR threated to do this to the Supreme Court if his New Deal agenda was not affirmed.  

Pack, or expand

400

In 2008 she became a first of her kind for First Ladies.  

Michelle Obama

400

Part of the agreement to resolve the Cuban Missile Crisis was for the US to forever leave this leader alone, and stop trying to assonate him. 

Fidel Castro

400

This landmark case was issued in 1954. 

Brown V. Board of Education

400

Eventually this law passed and targeted greedy monopoly owners.  

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

500

This amendment is best known for providing citizenship to newly freed ex-slaves, but it also transfers due process rights to the states.  

14th

500

She famously said, "thank you, but I'd prefer not to".  

Rosa Parks 

500

Both US wars with Iraq involved interest in oil, but the second war was said to be in search of these, which were never found.  

Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDS)

500

He became the first black Supreme Court Justice. 

Thurgood Marshall

500

JP Morgan was the robber barren of this industry.  

Banking