What did the 13th Amendment do
Abolished Slavery
Many Immigrants who moved to big cities found themselves living in these
Tenements
Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald and W.E.B Dubois were all apart of this time period when African Americans prospered in the arts and literature
Harlem Renaissance
This helped connect the east and west coasts while making travel time faster and safer
Transcontinental Railroad
This was the short term cause (lit the fuse) of World War 1
Assassination of Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand
This Amendment gave African American men the ability to vote
15th Amendment
These were a group of people who exposed corruption and poor conditions (working, living, food safety etc.) throughout American life
Muckraker
Another term for the era where a temperance movement successfully created the 18th amendment and banned the making and selling of alcohol
Prohibition
This act in 1862 encouraged settlers to move west by offering them land as long as they built a home and settled the land
Homestead Act
Leading up to WWI, there were 4 MAIN causes involved. Militarism, Imperialism and Nationalism. The last one (A) helped cause the war become a global conflict
Alliances
This Supreme Court case ruled Jim Crow Laws constitutional with the term "separate but equal" becoming the reasoning
Plessy v. Ferguson
Teddy Roosevelt helped signed this act after Upton Sinclair's The Jungle exposed the meat packing industry
Pure Food and Drug Act
The Women's Suffrage Movement pushed for this
Voting Rights
Native Americans were moved off their land and forced to assimilate into American culture. Name 1 way Native Americans were relocated and 1 way they were forced to assimilate. (Only answers from 8th grade!)
Reservations and Boarding Schools
This sinking of the Lusitania, a major cause of the U.S entering the war was a type of controversial strategy used by the Germans
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
This practice of employment in the south kept former slaves in a cycle poverty and prevented them from owning land
Sharecropping
This muckraker helped expose the issue of child labor
Lewis Hine
This term is best used to describe 1920's women who were finding new ways to reinvent themselves by dressing and acting different from more traditional ways
Flapper
This term would be used for someone who was against immigration and new cultures coming to America
Nativist
League of Nations
Due to Jim Crow Laws, KKK, racism etc. many African Americans left the south and moved west and to northern cities. What was this called?
The Great Migration
Due to a false report, a mob white men attacked a black neighborhood taking over 300 lives in 1921. What was the name of this event?
Tulsa Race Massacre
This was the term for when people bought stocks using installment buying/credit
Buying stocks on the margin
The New Colossus is a poem that encourages immigrants of all kinds to come to America, and is even on the Statue of Liberty. Who wrote this poem?
Emma Lazarus
What year did the United States join WWI?
1917