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Founding Ideals/ Reconstruction
Gilded Age/Progressive Era
Imperialism/WWI
1920's
Great Depression/New Deal
100

Democracy, Rights, Opportunity, Liberty, and Equality.

What are the 5 Founding Ideals?

100
A term used to describe people with anti-immigrant attitudes.

What is Nativism?

100
E.M.P.I.R.E is an acronym for these Imperial Motivations.
What are Economics, Military, Politics, Ideology, Religion, and Exploration?
100
This term describes a young, independent, modern woman of the 1920s.

What is a Flapper?

100

The day that the stock market hit rock bottom.

What is Black Tuesday?

200

This is the era of rebuilding after the Civil War.

What is Reconstruction?

200

A term that describes the negative reasons people may have to leave their home countries. 

What is a Push Factor?

200
Gold, oil, and lumbar are all economic resources found in this state.

What is Alaska?

200

This term refers to the Right to Vote.

What is Suffrage?

200

This is FDR's plan to fix the Great Depression.

What is the New Deal?

300

This is the cause of the Civil War.

What is Slavery?

300

This term describes a journalist that exposes corruption.

What is a Muckraker?

300

This was a Splendid Little War.

What is the Spanish-American War?

300

A time when making, buying, selling, trading, or transporting alcohol was illegal.

What is Prohibition?

300
This is the largest man made ecological disaster in written history.
What is the Dust Bowl?
400

Local and state laws passed after the Civil War to limit African Americans Civil Rights in the U.S.

What are Jim Crow Laws?

400

This term describes breaking up monopolies.

What is Trust Busting?

400

This is an ideology that supports white supremacy in the U.S.

What is Anglo-Saxonism?

400

This term describes an artistic movement that took place in an African American neighborhood in New York in the 1920's.

What is the Harlem Rennaisance?

400
The result of a "run on the bank".

What is Bank Failure?

500

These three Amendments served to abolish slavery, provide citizenship guidelines and equal protection, as well as suffrage for all men. 

What are the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments?

500

The purpose of the 19th Amendment.

What is Women's Suffrage?

500
A law passed during WWI to limit opposition to the war effort.

What is the Sedition Act?

500

W.E.B. duBois and Marcus Garvey had different ideas about how to achieve this one goal.

What is African American equality?

500

This organization was created to make sure that banks were not making risky loans or stock market purchases.

What is the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)?