WW1
Interwar
Cold War
American Civil War
Civil Rights
100

What year did the US enter WW1?

1917

100

This substance was made legal during the Great Depression in order to help the economy. 

alcohol

100

The US fought a war in 1950 that still technically continues to this day. 

The Korean War 

100

The majority of fighting took place in this region of the US

south

100
This peaceful protest took place at lunch counters 

sit-ins

200

What was the name of the boat that was torpedoed by a German submarine that killed 128 Americans

Luisitania

200

True or False: The US tried to stop Hitler when he was taking over countries in Europe. 

false

200

The US was expected to remove weapons from this country during the Cuban Missile Crisis.

Turkey 

200

President during the time of the Civil War

Lincoln

200

The most famous, influential leader of the civil rights movement

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 

300

What was the name of the German telegram that asked Mexico to declare war on the US?

Zimmerman Telegram 

300

The olympic games in 1936 were held in this city. 

Berlin 

300

What type of warfare was used during the Vietnam War?

Trench Warfare

300

What number amendment ended slavery in the US?

13

300

These laws segregated people on race in the south. 

Jim Crow Laws

400

What was the name of the treaty that ended WW1?

Treaty of Versailles

400

The Great Depression started with this event. 

Stock Market Crash

400

Which city was conquored to secure the ending of the Vietnam War?

Saigon 

400

This battle used total war to officially end the civil war in the US

Sherman's March 

400

This government funded program did not end up happening because Lincoln was assassinated 

Reconstruction 

500

Who was blamed for all of the destruction and loss of life in WW1?

German

500

The president during the era of the Great Depression.

Franklin D. Roosevelt 

500

What was the end result of the Vietnam War 

it became communist 

500

The largest battle to take place and it was the key turning point in the war 

Gettysburg

500

Define Civil Disobedience 

Peaceful Protest