Gilded Age
Progressive Era
WW1
1920s
Great Depression
100

belief that native born people should be treated better than immigrants

nativism

100

Journalists who exposed corruption in cities during the Progressive Era

Muckrakers

100

President of the US when we entered war.

Woodrow Wilson

100

Someone who smuggles alcohol?

Bootlegger

100

In what decade did the Great Depression mostly occur?

1930's

200

"Separate but Equal" is referring to what case

Plessy V Ferguson

200

The right to vote

Suffrage

200

Which of the "Powers" won WW1?

Allied

200

These were women who challenged society's ideas about womanhood.

flappers

200

Huge dust storms blew across the Prairies

Dust Bowl

300

corrupt powerful group that supported a corrupt local political party

Political Machine

300

Book written to expose light on poor working conditions and instead shined light on unsanitary conditions in the meat packing industry

The Jungle

300

Zimmerman telegram was sent from? to?  

Germany to Mexico

300

Music played during the Harlem Renaissance?

Jazz & Blues

300

The unemployed and poor  often lived in "shanty towns." They were often referred to as.

Hoovervilles

400

a set of laws that barred Chinese immigration for 10 years and prevented Chinese already in the country from becoming citizens.

Chinese Exclusion Act

400

This event claimed the lives of 146 people and forced companies to make working conditions safer.

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire

400

When a country expands their power and influence to other parts of the world. 

Imperialism

400

In the Great Migration, African Americans moved from

Southern farms to the Northern cities.

400

Name three causes of the Great Depression

Overuse of credit

Stock Market Crash

Farm Sector Crisis

Bank Failures

500

All immigrants coming from Europe and Countries to the East had to go through this island before entering the United States.

Ellis Island

500

He believed in a gradual approach to equality for African Americans. 

Booker T Washington 

500

What was the name of Woodrow Wilson's peace plan at the conclusion of World War I?

Fourteen Points

500

The hysteria and paranoia over communism spreading to the U.S. after WWI

Red Scare

500

FDR's plan to try and add six judges to the Supreme Court to keep his New Deal programs from being called unconstitutional.  This was NOT allowed by Congress, however because it was considered unconstitutional and gave him too much power

court packing scheme