WAR
The number of Americans who were killed fighting World War Two.
What does the number 400,000 represent?
Japanese Americans, in World War Two.
Which group of American citizens were imprisoned in detention camps?
This was the decade of flight and radio.
What was the decade 1900 through 1910 ?
Purchasing the businesses which produce all of the input factors for your business' products.
What is Vertical integration?
A late 19th. century political movement with a Marxist basis which promoted protections for low income people like farmers.
What is Populism?
The two cities which the U.S.A. used the atomic bomb on.
What are Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
This was the reaction of the U.S. government when Philippine Island rebels launched a guerrilla war for independence from America.
What was U.S. military intervention to crush a rebellion?
This is a description of what happened in the years of the 1930s in America.
What decade was the Great Depression and the New Deal?
A description of Vertical and Horizontal forms of consolidation.
Vertical = purchasing factors of production
Horizontal = purchasing competitors of the same products.
Two different types of Christianity which Rothbard and others say are the explanation for the change in voting patterns in the 1890s.
What are pietist and liturgical faiths?
Three of America’s allies in World War One
What were
-Britain
-Canada
-France
-Russia
-Japan
More
An explanation of the rise and fall of prohibition.
What is ... ?
The 18th amendment
Criminal gangs selling bootleg liquor and operating secret bars
The 21st. amendment
more
This is an explanation of what happened in the years of the 1930s and why it happened.
What were the contributing factors in the Great Depression and what were the responses of presidents Hoover and Roosevelt?
An explanation of the first billion dollar business.
What is explained by ... ?
U.S. steel formed by merger of Carnegie Steel
New method of steel production
Partnership with J.P. Morgan
The ideology of the Democratic Party permanently changed from laissez-faire to social – democratic.
How did William Jennings Bryan’s candidacy change the political norms in America?
Four pivotal battles the U.S. fought in World War Two.
Many
An analysis of the differences between the "new" Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s and it's earlier counterpart of the 1870s.
What were (the differences)
This is the war which America fought in the 1940s and an analysis of why America fought that war.
What is an analysis of why America fought World War Two?
The four schools of economics which have been used throughout the course to provide competing explanations for many events.
What are the Classical, Monetarist (Keynes), Marxist and Austrian schools of economics?
The differences between Populism and the Progressive movement.
What are
rural vs. urban
broader range of causes adopted
methods used to obtain ends
A timeline of World War Two, with basic explanations of at least five pivotal events, why they happened and why they were pivotal.
Many. Go to town.
The history of laws, groups, ideas and actions which were the manifestations of race hatred of all kinds throughout U.S. history.
what were ... ? (numerous things)
These were the events of the decade 1910 – 1920 and their effects on America.
What decade was World War One and Versailles?
DETAILS
The differences between true capitalism and true socialism.
Many
An explanation of what makes turn of the century progressivism the same as and different from, modern day progressivism.
Lots. Go to town.