Gilded Age/Progressive
Which president was known as a "Conservationist?"
Teddy
Who was the president during WWI?
Woodrow Wilson
Times of credit and market instability led to ______________ being built for homes during the great depression?
Hoovervilles
What happened to people who were accused of communism by the HUAC?
Blacklisted
Which president got in trouble for Watergate?
Nixon
Which women's suffrage group did Alice Paul help lead?
NWP
What was the USA's policy at the start of WWI?
Neutrality
Which new deal program was about farming?
AAA
West berlin- capitalism/democracy
East berlin- dictatorship/communism
Which war was known as the first "living room" war?
Vietnam
This businessman would utilize philanthropy/charity
Captain of Industry
What were the Espionage and Sedition Acts?
Punished for speaking out or against the war/draft
Which new deal program was about banks/money?
FDIC
Who were put in Internment camps?
Japanese-Americans (seen as a threat)
What was the name of the bridge attack on live TV during the civil rights movement?
Selma
What did "the Jungle" establish?
federal inspection system for meats/food
What is Teddy's policy of using military action against others?
Big Stick Diplomacy
Who thought the government has a responsibility to monitor and take action when the economy is in crisis: Hoover or FDR?
FDR
What moment did JFK realize the Soviet Union was a immediate threat?
Cuban Missile Crisis
What was LBJ's social programs called?
Great Society
Why were political cartoons used in the gilded age?
They could reach the masses (some people couldn't read)
What did yellow journalism do for america?
declare war on spain
Why would someone say FDR was trying to get too much power?
Court-Packing
Europe was divided by ____________ Churchill (NATO) said
Iron Curtain
What was something that caused a credibility gap during the vietnam war?
Pentagon papers
My Lai Massacre
watergate
gulf of tonkin resolution