ISM's
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WWI
1920's and Great Depression
100
Movement led by FARMERS, due to their unfair treatment from Railroads and Banks
Populism
100
Pride in one's country
Nationalism
100
President Wilson's post war plan for rebuilding and governing after WWI?
14 points
100
The passing of the 18th amendment banned __________?
Alcohol
200
Policy to stay out of the affairs of all other countries.
Isolationism
200
Having a strong military always ready for war
Militarism
200
The organization formed after WWI to ensure that no further wars would occur
League of Nations
200
The Harlem Renaissance gave birth to what musical form?
Jazz
300
Group of people you are against all forms of government.
Anarchism
300
Powerful countries taking over the way of life on weaker countries in order to gain resources or trade
Imperialism
300
Main Social effect of WWI, African Americans moved from the rural south into urban cities in the North was called?
Great Migration
300
Severe drought that struck the midwest and cause many farmers to lose their farms.
The Dust Bowl
400
The idea that Native born White's are superior to immigrants
Nativism
400
Survival of the fittest mentality, stating powerful races or nations have the right to take control of weaker nations or races
Social Darwinism
400
German U-Boats sinking of this ship was a major reason for U.S. involvement in the war?
Lusitania
400
Religious movement that thought society's problems could be solved in all people adopted Christian values from the Bible. Also led the fight for prohibition.
Social Gospel
500
Group of people who are against change on want things to stay the same or go back to the way things were.
Conservatism
500
Movement led by middle class white, college educated people that thought society's problems could be solved using science and logic
Progressivism
500
Intercepted by British Intelligence, this document called on Mexico to declare war on the U.S
Zimmerman Note
500
System after WWI to have a set amount of immigrants that would be allowed into the country
Quota System