Gilded Age
Progressive Era
Imperialism
WW1
Roaring Twenties
100

These were makeshift apartments built in the city slums.

tenements

100

This Constitutional Amendment made the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcohol illegal.

18th Amendment

100

When journalists made up or embellished stories about the conditions in Cuba to turn the public's opinion.

"yellow journalism"

100

The 14 points were proposed by this president at the end of WWI

Woodrow Wilson

100

Period of African American cultural creativity in music, art, and literature. 

the Harlem Renaissance 

200

When a company controls or dominates an industry in order to eliminate competition and control prices.

monopoly

200

Upton Sinclair, Ida Tarbell, and Lincoln Steffens were considered this because they exposed the problems of rapid industrialization.

muckrakers

200

The explosion of this ship in 1898 triggered a war between the US and Spain.

the USS Maine

200

This was the British liner that was sunk in 1915, which was a major reason for the United States becoming involved in World War One.

the Lusitania

200

The fear that communist were going to take over the United States. 

the Red Scare

300

Andrew Carnegie (Steel), John D. Rockefeller (Oil), and J.P. Morgan (Banking) were known as....

Robber Barons

300

This Amendment provided women the right to vote.

19th amendment

300

As president, he enforced the Big Stick policy and oversaw the construction of the Panama Canal. 

Teddy Roosevelt

300

Great Britain, France, Russia, and U.S. were collectively known as this...

the Allied Powers

300

He used the assembly line to speed up production and satisfy demand in the automobile industry.

Henry Ford 

400

The first time the US restricted immigration was with this act that excluded Chinese laborers. 

the Chinese Exclusion Act

400

Upton Sinclair's book that led to the passage of the Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food and Drug Act.

"The Jungle"

400

The group of soldiers that Theodore Roosevelt led in the Battle of San Juan Hill.

Rough Riders

400

This telegram sent by Germany to Mexico, proposed that Mexico ally with Germany if U.S entered the war.

the Zimmerman Telegram

400

This Amendment repealed the 18th amendment.

the 21st Amendment

500

This act outlawed business monopolies.

 the Sherman Anti-trust Act

500

She was a leader of the women's suffrage movement and, along with Elizabeth Cady Stanton, co-founded the New York Women's State Temperance Society.

Susan B. Anthony

500

This policy ensured that the U.S. could trade with China.

the Open Door Policy

500

Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Ottoman Empire were collectively known as this.

the Central Powers

500

This teacher was put on trial for teaching Darwin's Theory of Evolution. 

John Scopes