Progressives
World War Two
Great Depression and the Market Crash
Roaring 20s
Civil Rights
100

These two men went camping together and began the National Parks system

Teddy Roosevelt and John Muir

100

This American ideal kept FDR and the Americans out of conflict in Europe

Isolationism

100

This event triggered the Great Depression

The Stock Market Crash

100

Secret clubs where alcohol were served

Speakeasies

100

This Civil Rights leader was a Baptist preacher who led the Civil Rights movement in the United States

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
200

This man was arrested on a Louisiana train car in a Civil Rights protest

Homer Plessy

200

The Japanese attacked this American Pacific island, bringing the United States into war

Pearl Harbor

200

These two days are considered the start of the Stock Market Crash

Black Thursday and Black Tuesday

200

This amendment outlawed the production, consumption, and/or sale of alcohol in the United States

Prohibition
200
This Alabama lady refused to give up her seat to a white man on a bus, causing what protest?

Rosa Parks, Montgomery Bus Boycott

300

This amendment awarded women the constitutional right to vote

19th Amendment

300

The Holocaust sought to find this, or the end of Jews in the world

The Final Solution

300

This natural disaster worsened the impacts of the Great Depression

The Dust Bowl

300

These women embraced news ideals and changing social norms for women

Flappers

300

This Civil Rights leader was in opposite to many of Dr. King's leadership styles

Malcom X

400

This Civil Rights leader founded the NAACP

W.E.B. DuBois

400

Hitler consistently broke this official documentation during his rise to power in Germany

The Treaty of Versailles

400

This American President's hands-off ideals are largely faulted with causing the Great Depression

Pres. Herbert Hoover

400

This New York city became the focal point of thriving Black culture and Speakeasies

Harlem, NY

400

This Civil Rights event was televised and significantly changed the perception of the Civil Rights Era

Bloody Sunday

500

This Civil Rights leader was known for his work in the education field

Booker T. Washington

500

This best describes the emotions of American citizens towards war in the early-to-mid 1930s

Anti-War

500

In this  year American unemployment hit 25%

1933

500

The birth of this culture saw citizens care significantly more about the life and habits of film stars, singers, athletes, etc.

Celebrity Culture

500

This legislation in 1965 was a significant piece that put a cap on equal rights in the United States

The Voting Rights Act of 1965