Power in a Democracy
Wealth
Racism
Benevolence
Expansion
100

the 19th amendment granted this group of people the right to suffrage

women

100

this event took place on October 29, 1929 and marked the unofficial "beginning" of the Great Depression

Stock Market Crash

100

the film Birth of a Nation gave a sympathetic portrayal of and contributed to the resurgence of this hate group

Ku Klux Klan (KKK)

100

the name for the series of government programs put in place to fight the Great Depression

New Deal

100

after this "splendid little war", the US gained control of Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines

Spanish-American War

200

this cultural movement elevated African American art, music, and culture to a national stage of appreciation

Harlem Renaissance

200

this was the nickname given to President Teddy Roosevelt for his role in helping to combat the formation of monopolies or trusts

"trust-buster"

200

the name for the laws that restricted immigration primarily from southern and eastern Europe during this time period

Immigration Quota Acts
200

this group of people was rounded up and placed into internment camps by the US government to "protect" US citizens and the war effort in WW2

Japanese-Americans

200

the general term given to people who opposed the efforts of the US to expand its influence across the world

anti-imperialists

300

the "Double V" campaign encouraged this group of people to fight for victory against the Axis powers abroad (in WW2) and against discrimination at home

African Americans

300

the name for large communities of homeless people who made make-shift shelter out of spare wood, metal, and any other materials they could find 

Hoovervilles

300

this is the name for the span of 2-3 months in the year 1919 where race riots broke out in cities across the United States

Red Summer

300

this action, which ended World War 2, was justified by some people saying it prevented further loss of American lives

dropping of atomic bombs on Japan

300

the explosion of these two ships led to the U.S. getting involved in two different wars between 1898 and 1918... name the ships AND the specific war their explosion led to 

USS Maine - Spanish-American War

Lusitania - World War I

400

the residents of this commonwealth, which was acquired by the United States in 1898, are considered American citizens but cannot vote in presidential elections (unless they have residency in one of the 50 US states)

Puerto Rico

400

this is the name for the phenomenon in which the entire country directed its resources, production, and energy toward preparing for war (primarily WW2)

mass mobilization

400

Complete the blanks in this phrase that is used to describe the discrimination African Americans faced in the workplace during the Great Depression:

"first ________, last ________"

first fired, last hired

400

this government spending bill allowed the United States to become indirectly involved in World War 2 by providing military aid to their Allies

Lend-Lease Act

400

President Wilson came up with this international peace-keeping organization even though the U.S. never joined

League of Nations

500
The US never officially ratified the Treaty of Versailles, which ended WW1, because it did not get the approval of this branch of government which ultimately has the final say in ratifying treaties.

legislative branch (Congress)

500

name ONE New Deal program in full (not just the acronym)

Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), Civil Works Administration (CWA), Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Federal Security Agency (FSA), National Recovery Act (NRA), Public Works Administration  (PWA), Social Security Act (SSA), Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), Works Progress Administration (WPA)

500

this Supreme Court case challenged the constitutionality of Executive Order 9066

Korematsu v. United States

500

In his speech to Congress advocating for the U.S. to join WWI, President Wilson said, "The world must be made safe for _____________."

democracy

500

the Red Scare was the name for the mass paranoia and widespread fear of a potential spread in influence of this economic system in the U.S. 

communism