Civil War/Westward Expansion
Gilded Age
Progressive/Imperialism
WW1/1920s
Random
100

Which animal did Native Americans rely on for food, shelter, and clothing?

Buffalo 

100

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: Who caused the government to create new laws to fix the problems caused by industrialists?

Muckrakers


100

What country did we fight the Spanish to free during the Spanish American War?

Cuba

100

What was the main reason the US did not join the League of Nations and rejected the Treaty of Versailles?

The US wanted to follow isolationism to they wouldn't get caught in any more global conflicts.

100

What technological development established time zones? 


Railroads

200

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: What was the anaconda plan?

Naval blockade of the south during the Civil War to cut them off from supplies.

200

Name one immigration policy during this time period

Chinese exclusion act 

200

Which new addition to the US in 1867 provided timber, gold, and oil?

Alaska

200

What were Wilson's 14 points?

The plan for post-war peace.

200

What was a speakeasy?

-A hidden bar you could only get into with a code word.

300

What is sharecropping?


Sharecropping is when a farmer allows a tenant to use their land in exchange for crops.

300

Who invented the telephone?

Alexander Graham Bell

300

Why did the US Navy want the Panama canal?

To make it easier to travel from the east to the west in a ship quickly (makes trade and travel faster and cheaper).

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: What was the selective service act?

Allowed the government to draft men into the military during WW1. 


300

Why did African Americans move during the Great Migration?

Equality, higher wages, less racism, better education.

400

Why did the federal government move Native Americans to reservations?

They wanted their land


400

What was a labor union and why were they created?

- Groups of workers that joined together to try and get fair work hours, wages, etc.

- They were created because workers were working in poor conditions.

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY: What was the pure food and drug act?

Required business to label contents of products

400

What did the Sacco and Vanzetti trial prove?

There was discrimination against immigrants in the US government.

400

What was the Homestead Act? 

 Gave free 160 acres of land for 5 years for people to move out west.

500

What did the 13th/14th/15th amendments have in common?

Ensure equality for recently emancipated slaves

500

Who exposed the oil industry?

Ida Tarbell- Muckraking journalism.

500

What was the social gospel?

Christian ethics to social problems, especially issues of social justice such as economic inequality, poverty, alcoholism, crime, racial tensions, slums, unclean environment, child labor, lack of unionization, poor schools. Helped immigrants.

500

Who was Langston Hughes?

Leader of the Harlem Renaissance, wrote jazz poetry.

500

What did William's Jennings Bryan warn against in his speech?

Gold Standard