Gilded Age
Progressive Era
Emergence as a world power
Boom Time
Great depression
100

Something that is wrapped in gold or pretty on the outside but rotten on the inside.

What does the word gilded mean?

100

A journlist that exposed corupt businesses and abuses in politis and society.

What were Muckrakers?

100

The U.S. would remain free from forming relationships with other nations and would remain neutral in global conflicts. 

What is isolationism? 

100

The American people were scared that communist parties would take over with their beliefs,

What was the red scare?

100

severe drought that made dust storms, farmers misusing their lands 

What were the causes of the Dust Bowl?

200

making improvements to urban infrastructures 

providing jobs to immigrants and the poor

giving favors to local businessmen  

What is a political machine? 

200

A person who actively works to change/improve society or the government. 

What are reformers? 

200

Wilson felt the most important part of his plan was the creation of an international peace organization, the League of Nations, which would prevent future wars.

What was the leage of nations? 

200

Cutting their hair short

Wearing short skirts

Putting on makeup

Drinking and smoking in public

Rejecting the constricting styles of the Victorian Era

What were some of the ways that women were changing in the 20's 

200

Shanty towns that homeless people created throughout the U.S. 

What is Hoovervilles? 

300

Labor unions worked to protect workers from easily being replaced and fought for better working conditions, higher wages, and fewer hours. They believed that there was strength in numbers.

What are labor unions?

300

The economic system of having minimal government interference and regulations

What is Laissez-Faire?

300

The U.S was intrested in this place for a military base and managed that by taking a hold of their ruler of the time.

What happened during the Annexiton of Hawiia?

300

Study of human improvement by genetic means.

Higher Reproduction of those with strong, favorable traits vs. Undesirable traits

Way to get rid of racial and biological “mistakes.” 

Including the forced sterilization of “undesirables”

The American eugenics movement would inspire similar movements during the Holocaust.

What was Eugenics? 

300

Provides income to elderly Americans as a retirement investment.

What was the Social Security Administration? 

400

Lead by Terence V. Powderly

Rejected socialism and anarchism

Was open to all workers, including

immigrants, African Americans, women,

and low-skilled workers

The main demands were to have an 8-hour work

day and to end child and convict labor

What were the knights of labor?

400

Led by women and christian ministers who saw alcholism as the root of societys problems.

What was the temprance movement?

400

 Zimmerman Telegram (1917)

Germany sends a message to the ambassador in Mexico.

Decoded by British intelligence

Germany was trying to propose a military alliance with Mexico against the U.S.

What were reasons United state join WW1

400

The U.S. saw a rise in the mass production of goods because:

increased overseas markets to sell to

the government did not interfere with or put regulations on big businesses

the widespread use of the assembly line

What was mass production?


400

The Deportation and Repatriation of People of

Mexican Heritage. Mexicans were blamed for the economic crisis and hostility towards Mexicans and Mexican-American workers intensified

What were the effects of the great depression?

500

Began to rise in the 1860s between miners entering the territory and the Cheyenne & Arapaho who already lived there by the summer of 1864 dozens of homes had been burned and 200 settlers killed.

What is the Sand Creek massacre?  

500

The co-founded of Hull House in Chicago which focused on helping immigrants preserve their cultural values while helping them better assimilate into a more American lifestyle.

Who was jane adams and what did she achevie? 

500

The Treaty of Paris is signed in 1898 and its terms include:

Cuba is liberated from Spanish control and the U.S. can intervene to protect Cuba’s right to “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness”

U.S. is allowed to maintain a military base in Cuba (Guantanamo Bay)

Guam, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico become U.S. territories

What are the effects of the spanish american war 

500

Fundamentalists were usually Christians who feared the new modern morality would threaten traditional values

They opposed:

Alcohol

Flappers and other “modern” women

The teaching of evolution

What was the impact of fundamentalism?

500

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)

Security and Exchange Commission (SEC)

(SEC)

Social Security Administration (SSA)


What were some of the New Deal that Rosevelt put into place?