Founding Documents
These supporters of the Constitution believed that a strong national government was necessary.
Federalist
The movement from rural areas to cities.
urbanization
These journalists exposed issues related to political corruption, big business, etc.
muckrakers
Term used to describe the new style adopted by women in the 20's
flappers
Foreign policy that called to stop communism.
containment
This created a temporary government for the territory that included Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin.
Northwest Ordinance
This anti-immigrant attitude focuses on the needs of native born citizens.
nativism
If you want it, you can get it. These secret locations were places where you could buy/drink alcohol.
speakeasies
Jazz and other artistic developments came out of this "rebirth".
Harlem Renaissance
This conflict resulted in the division of a peninsula into two countries.
Korean War
The Anti-Federalist believed this must be added to the constitution to secure rights of citizens.
Bill of Rights
African Americans fled the south for opportunity in the north, making this journey.
Great Migration
This law divided up reservations and turned them into small plots.
Dawes Act
Women earned the right to vote, also known as this term with the 19th amendment.
Suffrage
After WWII, the U.S. joined this alliance, NOT the Warsaw Pact.
NATO
These natural rights cannot be taken away
unalienable
An organization that fights for worker's rights
Labor Union
These laws made segregation legal
Jim Crow
These were the 3R's of the New Deal
Relief, Recovery, Reform
Spies Among Us! This group wanted to find communists in the U.S.
House Un-American Activities Committee
This document listed the grievances the colonists had against Great Britain.
Declaration of Independence
We use this term to refer to no government interference in business.
Laissez-faire
This amendment overturned Prohibition.
21st Amendment
This cause of the Great Depression was encouraged by bankers, but very risky.
Speculation/Investing
This foreign policy refers to the relaxing of tensions.
detente