Industrialization
Progressive Era
WW1
1920s Great Depression
WW2
100

Inventor of the light bulb

Thomas Edison

100

Journalists who exposed corruption in society

Muckrakers

100

The spark that started WW1

Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand

100

Women who challenged social norms in the 1920s

Flappers

100

The reason for U.S. involvement in WW2

Pearl Harbor

200

Process for making inexpensive steel in large quantities.

Bessemer Process

200

He believed in a gradual approach to racial equality

Booker T. Washington

200

The main type of fighting in WW1

Trench Warefare

200

The first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean

Charles Lindbergh

200

Axis power countries

Germany, Italy, Japan

300

Immigration processing station in New York

Ellis Island

300
A political movement that is "by the people"

Populism

300

The reason America entered WW1

The Zimmerman Telegram

Sinking of the Lusitania

300

Revival of African American culture in New York in the 1920s

Harlem Renaissance

300

This battle gave the Allies a toehold in Europe

D-Day

400

The Supreme Court case that legalized segregation

Plessy v Ferguson

400

In 1890 this act was passed by congress to break up monopolies

Sherman Antitrust Act

400

President Wilson's plan for Europe after WW1

14 points

400

Illegal underground bars that existed in the 1920s

Speakeasies



400

The secret U.S. project to develop the nuclear bomb

Manhattan Project

500

His cartoons help bring down Boss Tweed

Thomas Nast

500

Author of the book "The Jungle"

Upton Sinclair

500

commander of the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I

John Pershing

500

FDR's plan to get Americans back to work during the Great Depression

The New Deal

500

A military strategy of capturing Japanese islands in the Pacific leading to the Japanese mainland.

Island Hopping