Roaring 20s
Great Depression and New Deal
WWI
Gilded Age, Progressive Era, and Imperialism
Reconstruction
100

Policy banning the sale of alcohol

Prohibition

100

A result of over farming and drought this devastated places like Oklahoma and the Great Plains

Dust Bowl

100

His assassination sparked WWI 

Archduke Ferdinand

100

Ship that sunk off the coast of Cuba for which the Spanish were blamed sparking the Spanish American War

USS Maine

100

One goal of Reconstruction was to prepare the damage done during this conflict 

Civil War

200

Women who defied societal norms for dress and did things like dance, smoke, and drink in public

Flappers

200

Radio talks by President Franklin Roosevelt to connect with Americans during the Great Depression

Fireside Chat

200

A major cause of WWI were these agreements often made in secret which brought other countries into the conflict 

Alliances

200

U.S. industrialist who became one of the richest men in history through his ownership of Standard Oil 

Rockefeller

200

White supremacist group thought fought against Reconstruction Era policies through acts of terror

Ku Klux Klan

300

Movement of art, music, and literature of Black Americans such as Langston Hughes

Harlem Renaissance

300

Shantytowns full of temporary housing named in "honor" of the U.S. president

Hoovervilles

300

Sinking of this passenger ship led to an increase in support for joining the war among the American public:

Lusitania

300

Tragic fire in a NY factory that sparked calls for workplace safety reforms

Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

300

Laws designed to prevent Black Americans from having full legal rights

Black Codes

400

Black leader who advocated for Black Americans to return to Africa

Marcus Garvey

400

Program designed to bring electricity to rural America

TVA

400

Message from Germany to Mexico which brought America into the War

Zimmerman Telegram

400

Photographer who documented poor living and working conditions in factories and tenements

Jacob Riis

400

Many former slaves as well as poor whites found themselves working as this type of agricultural laborer

Sharecropper

500

Dance craze of the 1920s

Charleston

500

Louisiana politician who wanted to "Share the Wealth"

Huey Long

500

Leader of the Bolsheviks in the Russian Revolution 

Vladimir Lenin

500

Some claim this movie is an allegory related to Populist Party politics surrounding bimetallism and the gold standard

Wizard of Oz

500

Reconstruction era political faction that supported serious reforms and equality for former slaves

Radical Republicans