Federal laws and Presidents
This Republican president defeated William Jennings Bryan in two consecutive elections
William McKinley
Socialism, such as that proposed by Eugene V. Debs, is a more moderate and much less violent version of this ideology
Communism
The practice of creating illegal liquor was known by this name
Moonshining
The destruction of the USS Maine was blamed (perhaps falsely) on this European country
Spain
Versailles
(The Treaty of Versailles)
Teddy Roosevelt acquired the land that would later form this man-made waterway
The Panama Canal
The "Second Era" of this infamous hate group began in the early 20th century
Ku Klux Klan
Activists such as Susan B. Anthony sought to give this group of American citizens the right to vote
Women
Germany and the Ottoman Empire fought on this side of World War I
Central Powers
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
President Woodrow Wilson established this federal agency which oversaw business practices to prevent customers from being defrauded
Federal Trade Commission
This famous aviator's legacy is stained by his support for fascist movements in Europe and the US
Charles Lindbergh
The civil rights activist WEB DuBois is often claimed by modern American liberals, while his colleague and rival ___ is often claimed by modern American conservatives. (Hint: His colleague/rival founded the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama)
Booker T. Washington
Panama gained independence from this larger country, with support from the United States.
Colombia
They voted against joining the League of Nations
A less progressive Republican that Teddy Roosevelt, later served as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
William Howard Taft
This mostly mainstream movement, which promoted temperance, women's rights, and social reform, was tainted by the anti-black racism exhibited by some members
Progressive movement
The most powerful criminal during Prohibition was Al Capone, who came from this city
Chicago
A Serbian nationalist murdered this Austro-Hungarian archduke in 1914, leading directly to World War I
Gavrilo Princip
Of all the signatories to the Treaty of Versailles, this French president was most responsible for issuing harsh punishments to Germany
Georges Clemenceau
President Taft utilized this style of diplomacy, an early example of soft power
Dollar Diplomacy
This phrase refers to a period of great hostility towards suspected communist sympathizers in America following World War II
The "Red Scare"
Name an instrument used to perform jazz music
Saxophone
Trumpet
Trombone
Double bass
Piano
Clarinet
Drums
This invention led to the brutal trench warfare of World War I, and was responsible for the stalemate that occurred during most of the war
Machine gun
The unstable situation in Germany, created by the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, led to the rise of this political party led by Adolf Hitler
National Socialist German Workers Party