Biography
He thought education was the way forward for Black Americans to protect their civil rights.
Booker T. Washington
The Great Plains were the site of this environmental catastrophe brought on by drought in the 1930s.
Dust Bowl
This made FDR look like he was trying to take over the Judicial Branch of the U.S. government.
Court Packing
TR was the candidate of this party in the 1912 election.
The Progressive (Bull Moose) Party
This just invited retaliatory action from Europe in the early 1930s.
Hawley-Smoot Tariff
He was the governor who promoted the initiative, referendum and recall in Wisconsin.
Robert LaFollette
Over 4200 U.S. soldiers died here, killed by freedom fighters who disliked the U.S. as much as they disliked Spain.
The Philippines
Some Americans felt that overturning this Amendment would increase tax revenue for the U.S.
18th Amendment (Prohibition)
This was FDR's favorite New Deal agency, employing over 3 million young men, and showing almost immediate results.
CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps)
In 1937, this happened, leading to the election of more Republicans in 1938 and the end of the New Deal in 1939.
A recession, due to cuts in government spending.
She was head of NAWSA, and founded a women's political party.
Alice Paul
The Bonus Army were American soldiers who marched on this city to collect an early monetary bonus for their service in WW1.
Washington D.C.
The Citizenship Act of 1924 granted citizenship to these people.
Native Americans
Leonard Wood, not TR, commanded this unit in Cuba in 1898.
Rough Riders
Americanization was the goal of this Act. It failed.
Dawes Act
He called himself a "businessman" even though his business was illegal bootlegging in Chicago.
Al Capone
The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine dealt with nations in this region.
Latin America
This was the tax measure proposed by Hoover to increase revenue to the U.S. at the start of the Great Depression.
Hawley-Smoot Tariff
This was FDR's largest public works agency.
WPA (Works Progress Administration)
This movement was aimed at protecting women and children.
The Temperance Movement (Prohibition)
He doubled workers' pay and gave them weekends off, and still had a hard time finding employees due to the crushing boredom of the work he asked them to do.
Henry Ford
Theodore Roosevelt engaged U.S. military forces here to obtain land to build the Panama Canal.
Colombia
This was the most telling evidence against Wilson's progressivism
He re-segregated the Executive Branch of the federal government.
FDR was opposed by this priest, who thought the New Deal had not gone far enough.
Fr. Charles Coughlin
This agreement failed because it had no mechanism for enforcement.
Kellogg-Briand Pact