Imperialism
World War I
Roaring 20s
Great Depression/New Deal
World War II
100

What is imperialism?

Control of an area or country by another country

100

Name the person who's assassination led to World War I

Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Serbia

100

What was the conflict that formed the basis of the Scopes Monkey Trial?

Teaching evolution in schools

100

What is the name for the day of the stock market crash that led to the Great Depression?

Black Tuesday

100

Who were the U.S. presidents during WWII?

FDR and Truman
200

What are the motivations for imperialism?

Places to sell goods, resources, trade
200

What were the two major alliances of World War I called?

Central Powers and Allies

200

What major event influenced the roaring 20s attitude of "anything goes"?

World War I

200

What does the CCC stand for and what did they do?

Civilian Conservation Corps- building construction and restoration, National Parks maintenance, bridge and road work

200

Explain the U.S. argument in favor of dropping atomic bombs in Japan?

Necessary to bring the war to a decisive end and obtain unconditional surrender from Japan

300

Name two places under imperial control by the U.S. during this era 

Panama, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Cuba

300

What was the name of the agreement that ended World War I?

The Treaty of Versailles
300

Explain the Great Migration

Large-scale movement of Black Americans from rural southern locations to urban northern cities

300

What is one example of a reform initiative of the New Deal?

Social Security Act, FDIC

300
What were the years of the United States' involvement in World War II?

1941-1945

400

What is "Big Stick Diplomacy"

Negotiate peacefully, but have strength and military force available if things don't go your way.

400
Did the U.S. ever join the League of Nations?

No

400

Name one artist of the Harlem Renaissance

Varios- Langston Hughes, Jacob Lawrence, Billie Holiday, etc.

400

Explain the Zoot Suit Riots

Mexican-American men rebelling against established culture, most noticeably in their wardrobe. Led to riots largely driven by prejudice and racism

400

What did Executive Order 9066 do?

Ordered Japanese-Americans living on the West Coast into internment camps.

500
Explain the beliefs of the Jingoists

strongly pro-America, nationalist. In favor of imperialism

500

What was the most important consequence of the Treaty of Versaillles?

Harsh sanctions on Germany led to Hitler's rise to power

500

Give one cultural comparison that can be drawn between the 1920s and the 1950s

Car culture, role of women

500

What is the theory of economics that supports FDR's actions in creating the New Deal

Keynesian Economics

500

What is the major, decades long conflict that emerged after the end of WWII

The Cold War