Quarter 4 Exam Review

Referred to as the tycoon of the steel industry

Pride in one's country

An undertaking by major cities across the country to create outdoor space for citizens to enjoy

Responsible for creating the airbrake to increase locomotive safety

The signing of this document put an official end to The Great War

Northern Republicans who came to the South to participate in state conventions

One country spreads its influence to other countries, politically, economically and socially

Occurs when a group of companies turn over their stock to a single board of trustees

Development of new technologies focusing on the machine rather than hand

Member of the Black Hand who assassinated the leader of the Austro Hungary Empire

New type of writing that called for adding fluff and excitement to stories to engage the reader

To impeach a president means to:

Created to aid immigrants in serious times, such as death and unemployment

Germany's plan to end the war by Christmas

Created for skilled workers to break ties with unskilled workers and form their own union

Held that segregation of the races in the South was legal and did not violate any laws

Premier actor of the time period, usually performing in Shakespearean plays

Location in the trenches used to house men and supplies for immediate backup

Theory allowing industries to control all companies creating or making the same product

Areas where one country controls the mines, railroads and trading of that area

Designed the "talking telegraph"

Developed the first internal combustion engine

The heart of Woodrow Wilson's 14 point plan

Created to arbitrate disputes between employer and employee during The Great War

Protestant, from North Western Europe

Secretary of State who played a role in Chinese relations and building the canal in Panama

A series of three acts designed to help people who chose to move to the West

Owner of the Examiner who believed his newspaper should sway public opinion

America's right to control the entire continent of North America

A secret organization sent by the US to cripple the monarchy of a Pacific Island Nation

Southern Democrats who believed Reconstruction was a burden and wanted to bring back the South

Process of shooting water at high pressure onto rocks to rip away gravel for minerals

Residential neighborhoods on the outskirts of the cities, made possible by mass transit

Passed in 1917 to require all men between the ages of 21 - 30 to register with the draft board

Designed to provide land to build railroads that cross the country

Passed by Congress to allow people to move west and obtain land simply by promising to farm

A fixed amount of money that must be paid by voters before they are allowed to vote

Musician given credit for developing a new type of music known as ragtime

Allowed the Phillippine government to have two houses, the upper chosen by the US

Passed prior to engagement in The Great War to increase the number of soldiers in the US

The method used to extra silver from iron ore

Originally owned by Russia but purchased by the US for 2 cents an acre

A variety show, similar to a talent show, that allowed people to laugh and socialize

Established to help farmers adapt to their new circumstances in the Great Plains

Added to the US Constitution to outlaw in slavery in the United States

Gave the the United States unending sovereignty over a ten mile wide strip of land in Panama

African Americas who chose to move west to escape persecution

Towns located along the railways where cattle were often times herded

When one company own all other companies who produce pieces of their final product

Theory arguing that only the fittest people would survive while the rest will fade away

The act of aggressively building up a military to threaten and intimidate

Separation of the races

Areas of land given up by the government where cattle grazed freely and openly

Commodore responsible for opening doors with Japan when he arrived with gifts

World's richest silver vein located in Nevada

Complete control over an entire industry

Designer of New York City's Central Park in 1857

Created to provide immigrants with a place to go to have fun and socialize with others

Northern Republicans who moved South to stabilize the government

Created many of his inventions at Menlo Park

A group attempting to stop immigration by requiring a literacy test for all

Added to the Cuban constitution to give America control inside of Cuba following the S.A.W.

Business organizers raise money by selling shares of stock in the company

The inventor of the mechanized elevator to enable cities to grow upward

Laws designed to stop violence against African Americans

Added to the US Constitution to permit women to vote

An attempt to limit immigration by denying citizenship to anyone born in China

Process of sinking deep shafts into the earth to obtain ore locked in the rock

Created a lubricating cup to feed oil to gears while running

Passed by the United States government to require all children be sent to school

Added to the US Constitution to extend equal citizenship to all people born in the US

Assistant Secretary of the Nacy, Rough Rider and US President

Cuban Poet banished to Spain for his connection to the Cuban revolt

A type of play that includes a hero and a villain to teach morals and ethics

Theory in business believing that government and business should be separate entities

Spending wealth freely to show off

System of debt where farmers did not have enough crops to pay off the previous loan

The line of trenches where all firing and attacking took place

Developed the use of a steam engine to drill for oil

Agreements between two or more military factions

The part of the ship that houses immigrants traveling to America

Allowed the Puerto Rican government to have two houses, the upper selected by the US

Educational reformer who developed laboratory schools and emphasized learn by doing

A Serbian Nationalist group that claimed responsibility for an assassination

America's first attempt at foreign policy

Made his fortune in oil by taking control of the entire industry

Named himself President of the island nation of Hawaii

Given the credit for establishing the idea behind the game of baseball

Archduke of the Austro-Hungarian empire who was assassinated while visiting Bosnia

PE Teacher who developed the game of basketball

Monarch who signed the Treaty of 1875

Sailed the USS Olympia into Manila Bay and sunk the Spanish Fleet

Location in the trenches used to allow men to rest and recover from the brutal war

Credited with establishing the rules and regulations of the game of football

Created by Woodrow Wilson as his plan for peace following The Great War

Prohibited public businesses from discriminating against African Americans

Developed a system of communicating over wire using electricity and Morse code

Added to the US Constitution to give voting rights to all men, regardless of color

12 million, from South Eastern Europe and Asia

Pioneer of the Railroad Industry

Provided 17 million acres of free land to states build colleges for agriculture & engineering

Gained through the treaty that ended the S.A.W. and ruled as a self-governing commonwealth

Educational reformer who believed that schools should teach more than reading, writing and math

Southern Whites who backed the Union cause

New breed of animal able to survive long periods of time with little water

Secret terrorist group in the South that tormented African Americans

Southern white men who supported the Union and Reconstruction

Argued that a strong sea power was necessary for a win in the imperialism game

Allowed a farmer to work a small piece of land in return for a share of the crop

Signed on November 11th at 11:00 am to cease fighting in the Great War

Argued that rich people will take advantage of the poor if the US selected capitalism

Agreement between the US and Cuba saying the US would leave Cuba to control itself after war

Location in the trenches developed to allow for movement between all other trenches

Led a propaganda campaign throughout the US to encourage support on the home front

Created by the US government to encourage conservation of food