Gilded Age
Businessmen, both good and bad.
Robber Baron and Captains of Industry
There are this many amendments.
Twenty-seven
Nagasaki or Hiroshima.
The current state of the Korean War.
Ongoing/Still Happening.
She fought for women's suffrage.
Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, or any other suffragette.
Not RRHS, but still a school where Mr. Miller taught.
Walsh Middle School
A general distaste for immigration.
Nativism.
This amendment ends prohibition.
21st
Often called the "Turning Point in the Pacific".
Korea was part this country's empire in WWII.
Japan.
She wrote about lynching and racial hate in the south.
Ida B. Wells
It's not just history! Mr. Miller has also taught this subject (though some would say poorly).
English
A organization for the advancement of workers' rights.
Labor Union
This amendment frees (most of) the slaves.
13th
He led the allies in Europe before leading the US at home.
Dwight Eisenhower
The US invaded Korea alongside which international organization.
The United Nations.
He wrote about the meat packing industry.
Upton Sinclair
He's only taught for a few years. This many to be exact.
The only law to exclude immigrants based on their race.
Chinese Exclusion Act
Another name for the first ten.
Bill of Rights.
This nation developed rocket technology towards the end of the war.
Germany.
When elections were held in North Korea, the grandfather of this current-day dictator won.
Kim Jong-un
He helped found the NAACP, not to be confused with the NCAA.
W.E.B. Du Bois
Mr. Miller served in this branch of the US military.
Army (National Guard)
The belief that the poor fail and the rich succeed because they are simply better or worse as people.
Social Darwinism
This amendment gives equal protection under the law.
14th
Churchill, Stalin, Roosevelt or Truman, Hideki Tojo, Mussolini, and Hitler.
This American general was fired during the Korean War for wanting to nuke Korea out of existence.
Douglass MacArthur
He declared himself president of all of Africa. No one else agreed.
Marcus Garvey
I promise I told you! This is the state where Mr. Miller was born.
Kentucky