Who Am I?
Progressive Era
World War I/American Imperialism
Roaring 20s
Immigration
100

- Helped immigrants establish new lives

- Opened the Hull House in Chicago

- Co-winner of Nobel Peace Prize

Jane Addams

100

Name the two main economic sectors of the United States.

Farming/agriculture and factories/industries

100

True or False:

The United States joined WWI as soon as it started.

False

100

Henry Ford is credited with introducing the first ___________________________. How do you believe this shaped American society as a whole?

AFFORDABLE automobile

100

Immigrants typically lived in ___________ because that's where most of the jobs were available. 

a) farm towns

b) cities

c) suburbs

d) micro-established communities

b) cities

200

- gangster in Chicago

- bootlegger

- comes from a family of Italian immigrants

Al Capone

200

Why did the United States construct the Panama Canal?

To reduce travel time shipping overseas. 

200
Name the deadliest location for a soldier during WWI in trench warfare. 

No Man's Land

200

Name all three major events that were wedged within the Roaring 20s.

 - World War I

 - The Great Depression

 - World War II

200

Immigrants that traveled across from the _______ Ocean had an easier time entering the country.

Atlantic

300

- 28th President of the U.S.

- President during WWI

- Believed in eugenics

Woodrow Wilson

300

What was the main obstacle facing the builders of the Panama Canal?

Mosquitoes spreading yellow fever

300

Name the event that started World War I.

A Serbian student assassinated Arch-Duke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary. 

300

What event led to the end of economic prosperity in 1929?

 - The Stock Market Crash of 1929

 - Black Thursday

 - Wall Street Crash of 29'

300

Which immigrant group experienced a national ban during the mid-1800's to 1943.

Chinese immigrants

400

- 26th President of the U.S.

- Shot during a speech but continued speaking

- "Speak softly and carry a big stick!"

Theodore Roosevelt

400

Describe the idea behind Dollar Diplomacy.

Paying for alliances as opposed to conquering weaker nations.

400

Which of the following was NOT an impact of World War I.

a) The execution of the King of England

b) Great Migration - African Americans move north for wartime jobs 

c) The First Red Scare - Fear of communism/Russia

d) The collapse of Germany's economy

a) The execution of the King of England

400

Name two characteristics of a “flapper” during the 1920s.

 - Women's suffrage (the right to vote)

 - A new sense of style and fashion

 - Working white collar jobs

400

To further limit immigration, Congress established a _____________ system in 1921 and refined it in 1924. Under this system, by 1927 only 150,000 immigrants were allowed to enter the United States annually, and people from East Asia were completely excluded.

Hint: This word means to reach a certain amount.

quota

500

- 27th President of the U.S.

- Implemented Dollar Diplomacy

- Republican president

William Howard Taft

500

Shoot your shot.

If you make it (+500)

500

Describe the Roosevelt Corollary.

The United States will not start wars but will intervene in a global conflict if provoked. 

500

Despite the U.S. government outlawing alcohol, the 1920s is remembered as the decade of drinking. Why do you believe the law was ineffective?

Answers will vary, determined by Mr. Dulin

500

Name two reasons why nativism 

- Dispute over religion

- Immigrants being blamed for everything such as crime and competition for jobs