World War I & II
When did USA join World War I
What is April 6, 1917?
What is the imaginary line dividing East Germany from West Germany
What is the Iron Curtain?
Name of the chats FDR did
What is fireside chats?
What is Brown v.s Board of Education?
Can this process take years
What is yes it can?
What is V-J Day
What is Victory Over Japan?
Is the Leauge of Nations/ Treaty of Versailles successful or a failure
What is failure?
What were the main goals of FDR in his new programs
What is Relief, Recovery, and Reform?
Argued for the parents in the lawsuit
What is Thurgood Marshall?
What is it can be changed?
What was the meaning of the Zimmerman telegram
What is Alliance and promising land back to Mexico?
What country type was USA And Soviet Union
What is USA Capitalist & Soviet Union Communism?
America took action after the planes crashed. What did they do?
What is Waged war in Afghanistan and in Iraq to stop terrorists?
Why were white schools better than black
What is opportunities being given to the white students was not available at the black school?
How has it become more difficult for people to make amendments
What is more members have joined the House of Representatives and the Senate?
When were the bombs dropped and what were their names
What is August 1945 and Little Boy and Fat Man?
How did America get rich after World War I
What is sell supplies, cashing in war bonds, no fighting on USA soil, and Europe take loans?
Where did the planes crash into in 9/11
What is the Pentagon, Twins towers and Pennsylvania field?
What amendment did Thurgood Marshall use in the lawsuit
What is the 14th amendment?
How to make a new amendment
1. First, you will need an idea. What issue is important enough across the entire country that people would vote to approve it?
2. The State Legislatures or Congress must propose this idea for the new amendment.
3. Both houses of Congress must vote on the new amendment. 2/3 of the members in each house must agree that this is a good idea for an amendment.
2/3 of Congress means 67 of the 100 members must vote yes.
2/3 of the House of Representatives means that 290 of the 435 members must vote yes.
4. Now, it goes to ALL 50 states. Here, 3/4 of the states must approve the amendment. They can do this by a special vote or a special referendum. Either way, the states will also need time to debate whether they agree with this proposed amendment or not.
3/4 of the states means that 38 of the states must approve it before it can become an amendment.
Reason USA went to war
(WORLD WAR I)
What is the sinking of Lusitania and the Zimmerman Telegram?
Explain what the Treaty of Versailles is
What is end war, forcing Germany to take the blame for the war, take land from Germany, reduce Germanys amount of men in the army, and pay war reparations to most of the other European countries?
Five groups FDR made.
Clue: One is CCC
What is CCC, WPA, SSA, TVA, and FPA
AKA: Civilian Conservation Corps, Works Progress Administration, Social Security Administration, Tennessee Valley Authority, and Federal Arts Project.
What did Thurgood Marshall get in his years being in the court?
What is the court of appeals judge in the second circuit court, appointed to the office of U.S. solicitor general, and President Lyndon B. Johnson appointed Thurgood Marshall to the United States Supreme Court?
The ten amendments
What is Any power not given to Congress, then the states and people can decide what to do, Right to know what you are accused of doing and have a fair and speedy trial, People have more rights that are listed in the Constitution, Protects people from being searched and having things taken from them by the police, Right to due process (which means the law must be followed by the government as well as citizens), Protects people from having the military live in their homes, Right to bear arms (keep and carry weapons), Right to a jury trial in a civil case, Right to be treated fairly if accused of a crime with fair bail and punishments, and Grants the freedoms of religion, speech, press, gathering together (assembly), and the right to petition.