Unit 1: Growing America (Industrialization, Immigration, and Progressivism)
Unit 2: America Reaching Out (Foreign Policy and Imperialism)
Unit 3: Turbulent Decades (Roaring Twenties and Great Depression - 30’s)
Unit 4: World War Il
Unit 5: Cold War
100

The words “...Give me your tired, your poor...Send these...to me...” on the base of the Statue of Liberty refer to what group of people?

Immigrants

100

As a result of what war in 1898, did the U.S acquire the Philippines and Puerto Rico?

Spanish and American War

100

Women did not get ________ , or the right to vote, until the 19"

Amendment passed in 1920.

Suffrage

100

What events led the U.S to enter WWII?

Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor 

100

What country, which was the largest in the world, became communist in 1919?

Russia

200

What is the term for people who strongly oppose immigration?

Nativists

200

Give one economic reason the U.S would want to acquire territories.

- Acquire aw materials

- Open new markets for trade

200

Thousands of bank closings, unemployment skyrocketing, and the “Dust Bowl”, are all events associated with the _____________.

Great Depression

200

As a result of the U.S declaring war on Japan, the U.S placed many Japanese—Americans into ________ camps, which 40 years later was declared unconstitutional.

Internment

200

Who was the leader of the U.S.S.R, or the Soviet Union as it became called, from the 1920’s to the 1950’s?

Josef Stalin

300

The use of child labor, low wages, long hours, and unsafe working conditions all led to the growth of, ________ such as the Knights of Labor and AFL.

Labor Unions

300

Give one military reason the U.S would want to acquire territories.

- Establish naval bases

300

The Great Depression was triggered by what event?

Stock Market Crash

300

In order to maximize war production, the govt had to recycle and ______ many goods in order to have enough supplies for the troops.

Ration

300

After WWII, the Soviets made sure the Eastern European countries near its border all became communist, thus creating an ”_______________” separating Eastern Europe from the democratic govternments in Western Europe.

Iron Curtain

400

In his book of photographs How the Other Half Lives, what was Jacob Riis trying to show to the American people?

Poverty and the conditions of the cities

400

U.S expansion, by acquiring territories, from 1860 to 1900 demonstrates a U.S foreign policy of __________.

Imperialism

400

Pres. Roosevelt’s plan for dealing with the Great Depression was called the ___________. It created dozens of programs, which created thousands of jobs building dams, roads, schools, bridges, and other public works projects.

The New Deal

400

Many women were encouraged by propaganda posters, like the one of “__________”, to work in factories making war supplies.

Rosie the Riveter

400

As a result of the Truman Doctrine, the U.S primary foreign policy for the next 40 years after WWII was one of _______, which means to stop the spread of communism.

Containment

500

Journalists who tried to expose society’s problems were called?

Muckrakers

500

What were the main causes of WWI?

Militarism

Alliances

Imperialism

Nationalism

500

Critics of FDR claimed the government was growing too large, and going into too much _______ as a result of the cost of all his programs.

Debt

500

The U.S dropped the first atomic bomb in history on the cities of ___________ and Nagasaki, which helped lead to Japans surrender.

Hiroshima

500

Name one of the two wars the U.S became involved in because they were trying to stop communism from spreading.

Korean War and Vietnam War