Imperialism/SAW
World War I
1920s
Great Depression and New Deal
World War II
100

To conquer another country either through diplomatic means (treaties) or by military force

Imperialism

100

The assassination of this Archduke of Austria sparked the beginnings of World War I

Franz Ferdinand
100

Created the assembly line style of factory labor and even had a part in the creation of the weekend 

Henry Ford 

100

The football-like name for the series of severe wind storms combined with drought during the Great Depression

Dust Bowl

100

This harsh style of government that is typically marked by hyper right-wing nationalist rhetoric and militarism was on the rise prior to World War II

Fascism

200

United States foreign policy position that opposed European colonialism in the Western Hemisphere signed in 1812

Monroe Doctrine

200

This type of warfare was a staple of World War I and featured prominently in films such as 1918 and All Along the Western Front

Trench Warfare 

200

This type of music created in the 1920s by African-Americans was the symbol for "new" and "modern" culture which is also a part of an iconic meme from the Bee Movie.

Jazz (You Like Jazz?)

200

This famous financial block in New York City crashing was a main spark for the Great Depression

Wall Street 

200

Germany seemingly kicked off the war by invading this country that rapper Lil Yachty recently brought the 'Wock' to as well

Poland

300

This island became the 50th state in the Union of America after being annexed in July 1898

Hawaii

300

Mr. Hoffman spent spring break in this European country seeing sculptures/paintings from Michelangelo, Donatello, Raphael and Leonardo (Double Points)

Italy 

300
The formal name for the banning of alcohol during the time period ratified by the 18th Amendment 

Prohibition

300

The president that introduced the New Deal whom was also paralyzed by polio 

FDR

300

Mr. Hoffman's favorite movie follows a young drummer played by Miles Teller and a psychopathic director played by J.K. Simmons (Double Points)

Whiplash

400

This man-made waterway that finished building in 1914 that still acts as a trading route to this day in Central America 

Panama Canal

400

A type of ship that Germans used in World War I. The Beatles have a song about a 'yellow' one of these.

Submarine

400

This was the first pilot to fly across the Atlantic non-stop and even lived in Minnesota 

Charles Lindbergh 

400

This post-retirement welfare fund was introduced in the New Deal era of reform that taxpayers still contribute to this day

Social Security

400

The creator of the atomic bomb that was used on Nagasaki and Hiroshima during World War II who is also being portrayed by Cillian Murphy in upcoming film

Oppenheimer 

500

Mr. Hoffman's first tattoo features a creature from the pause menu of this prolific play-along rock and roll video game (Double Points)

Guitar Hero 

500

This President, which ironically has the same initials as 'WWI', delivered the 14 points speech as peace principles to end the war

Woodrow Wilson 

500

Primarily black neighborhood in New York that defined the musical, creative and artistic achievements of African-Americans in the 1920s which is also home to the Globetrotters basketball team 

Harlem 

500

Mr. Hoffman plays this instrument that sadly can be quite difficult to play in an apartment (Double Points)

Drums

500

The predecessor to the League of Nations that still exists to this day

United Nations