Gilded Age
Progressivism
Imperialism
The 1920s – Great Depression – New Deal
World War II
200

Who was known as the King of Steel during this time period? 

Andrew Carnegie

200

What was the purpose of the Sherman Antitrust Act?

To prevent monopolies and promote competition

200

What was the primary motive for American expansionism in the late 19th century?

  •  Economic interests and the desire for new markets

200

What was the cultural conflict exemplified by the Scopes Trial in the 1920s?

  •  Evolution vs. Creationism

200

What was the primary purpose of the Atlantic Charter?

  •  To outline the goals for the post-war world and ensure cooperation between the U.S. and Britain

400

What is the name for government that is less involved in the economy?

Laissez Faire

400

What was the name given to the journalists willing to expose the conditions and corruption of the Gilded Age?

Muckrakers

400

What was the significance of the Open Door Policy in China?

Open up markets in China for trade

400

What was the main cause of the stock market crash in 1929?

Over-speculation and buying on margin

400

What strategy did Germany use to invade Poland in 1939?

 Blitzkrieg (Lightning War)

600

Who wrote "How the Other Half Lives," highlighting poverty in cities?

Jacob Riis

600

What was the significance of the Panama Canal for U.S. trade and military strategy?

It allowed for quicker movement of goods and military forces between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

600

What federal program aimed to provide jobs and infrastructure during the Great Depression?

Works Progress Administration (WPA)

600

What was the code name for the Allied invasion of Normandy?

D-Day

800

What are the two ways to dominate an industry and create a monopoly?

Vertical and Horizontal integration

800

What was it called when workers banded together and stopped working to get ownership to improve conditions

Strike

800

What was the significance of America annexing Hawaii?

Economic connections, trade, and establish military base.

800

What was the effect of Prohibition on organized crime in the 1920s?

It led to a rise in organized crime as illegal alcohol trade flourished

800

What was the purpose of the Manhattan Project?

Develop Atomic Bomb

1000

What was the main focus of the Temperance Movement?

To promote the prohibition of alcohol

1000

What was the main goal of the New Deal?

providing relief, recovery, and reform 

1000

Which battle is considered the turning point in the Pacific Theater?

Battle of Midway