Government
This person heads a city
Who is a Mayor
someone who buys goods
What is a consumer
This purchase doubled the size of our country
What is the Louisiana Purchase
This persons assassination was said to be a cause of World War I
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
His assembly line process revolutionized production of automobiles
Who is Henry Ford
This person is the head of a state
What is a Governor
goods bought from another country
What are imports
This transportation route allowed people to travel from east to west faster than ever
What is the Transcontinental Railroad
Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy form this alliance
By offering purchases on this, people were able to buy more leisure items
What is credit
Our nation is this kind of government
Constitutional Republic
The value of what you give up when you make a choice
What is opportunity cost
This President was instrumental in Westward Expansion
Who is Thomas Jefferson
These three countries formed the Triple Entente
Who are Great Britain, France, and Russia
The Spirit of St. Louis was used to help this man cross the Atlantic Ocean alone in an airplane
Who is Charles Lindburgh
This is an opening paragraph of an important document such as the Constitution
What is a Preamble
These are businesses owned by people and not the government
What is private enterprise
This is what a person who is among the first to do something is called
What is a pioneer
A German U-boat struck this passenger ship with a torpedo
Suffragists were women who advocated for this right
What is the right to vote
This was our nation's first constitution
What is the Articles of Confederation
A tax on goods imported or exported
What is a tariff
On July 1, 1862, this President signed the Pacific Railway Act
Who is Abe Lincoln
This doctrine said that the US would stay out of disputes in the Eastern Hemisphere and would defend interests in the Western Hemisphere
What is the Monroe Doctrine
This is what the golden age of social and artistic expression in African American communities was called in the 1920's
The Harlem Renaissance