Causes of WWI
Progressive Era Reform
Gilded Age Corruption
Immigration
Miscellaneous
100

This system contributed to the spread of World War I by creating a chain reaction of countries entering the conflict.

What are alliances?

100

This is the term for a journalist who shocks the nation by uncovering abuses and corruption in society

What is a Muckraker?

100

This New York City political boss cheated the city out of as much as $100 million through his political machine.

Who is William "Boss" Tweed?

100

While Ellis Island processed immigrants in New York, this station in San Francisco Bay was the main entry point for Asian immigrants.

What is Angel Island?

100

This Progressive Era reformer is known for taking photographs exposing child labor in mills across the Southeastern U.S. 

Who is Lewis Hine?

200

While nationalism increased loyalty and tension, this "ism" specifically focused on increasing a nation's military power.

 What is militarism?

200

 Upton Sinclair revealed gruesome details about this specific industry in Chicago in his novel The Jungle.

What is the meat packing industry?

200

This is the name for a corporation that gains complete control of the production of a single good or service to eliminate competition.

What is a monopoly (or trust)?

200

Poverty, war, and religious persecution are examples of this type of factor that drives people to leave their home country.

What is a push factor?

200

This Progressive Era president became known as a “trust-buster” for using laws like the Sherman Antitrust Act to break up monopolies.

Who is Teddy Roosevelt?

300

The sinking of this ship strongly influenced American public opinion because it involved the loss of civilian lives, including Americans.

What is the Lusitania?

300

Following the horrific 1914 Ludlow Massacre, a congressional investigation led to the beginnings of these specific laws to protect young workers.

What are child labor laws?
300

This term describes the era between Reconstruction and the Progressive Era; it suggests a time that looked prosperous on the outside but was actually corrupt.

What is the Gilded Age?

300

Many immigrants in growing cities lived in these crowded, unsafe apartment buildings that often lacked proper sanitation.

What are tenements?
300

A tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports or exports.

What is a tariff? 

400

The discovery of this secret message increased American support for entering the war specifically against Germany.

What is the Zimmerman Telegram?


400
This was one of the primary goals of the Progressive Movement that dealt with preserving the natural enviornment.

What is conservation?

400

Located in Durham, North Carolina, "W. Duke Sons & Co." was a Gilded Age monopoly in this specific industry.

What is tobacco?

400

This was the term for U.S. citizens who opposed immigration because they disliked immigrants or feared they were "Anti-American".

Who are Nativists?

400

What title was given to the person at the top of the political machine who controlled everything?

Who is the Party Boss?

500

This was the stance America took when World War I broke out until 1917.

What is isolationism?

500

This act allowed Congress to break up Monopolies in attempt to better regulate corrupt businesses. 

What is the Sherman Anti-Trust Act?
500

While some called them "Captains of Industry," others used this negative term for men like Carnegie and Rockefeller who built fortunes by swindling taxpayers and ruthlessly treating workers.

What are Robber Barons?

500
Immigrants created these upon arriving in America to preserve their culture, language, beliefs, and in an attempt to live amongst people they could relate to. 

What are ethnic enclaves?

500

This event in 1911 led to major workplace safety reforms after a deadly factory fire killed over 100 workers.

What is the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire?