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Sherry Owens Through WWII Review
Sherry Owens Through WWII Review
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1900-1920; goal to correct injustices caused by industrialization; led to many social reforms
Last West
Roaring 20s
Progressive Era
Gilded Age
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Home front effort to grow vegetables so more food raised by farmers could be shipped to troops
Victory Scrap
Victory Bonds
Victory Gardens
War Bonds
3
Oil-rich govt lands were leased in exchange for bribes; stained Harding's presidency
Tea Pot Dome
Whitewater
Bountygate
Watergate
4
Established direct election of senators by popular vote
19th Amendment
21st Amendment
17th Amendment
24th Amendment
5
Treaty b/t Allied Powers and Germany ended WWI; dealt harshly w/Germany & contributed to WWII
Treaty of Paris
Roosevelt Corollary
Geneva Accords
Treaty of Versailles
6
This act allowed the federal government to dissolve monopolies in order to promote competition.
Sherman Anti-trust Act
Pure Food and Drug Act
National Conservation Act
Meat Inspection Act
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Japanese forced 2 relocate 2 camps away from West Coast; conditions were primitive/overcrowded
Japanese Internment
Japanese Exclusion Act
Japanese Tariff Act
Japanese Darwinism
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4. Federal land grant that gave 160 acres of land out west to any head of household.
Civil Rights Act
Pacific Railways Act
Homestead Act
Dawes Act
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Conflict b/t Axis/Allied Powers; started when Hitler invaded Poland; US enters b/c Pearl Harbor
Korean War
Filipino-American War
WWII
WWI
10
3rd Party "common man" movement; workers and farmers against big business
Imperialism
Isolationism
Socialism
Populism
11
Devastating economic downturn; stock prices fell & businesses failed; large scale unemployment
Great Debate
Great Depression
Great Expectations
Great Migration
12
Great Britain, France, USSR & US; allied in opposition to Axis Powers
Allied Powers
NATO
European Powers
Central Powers
13
Belief that world power needed colonies supported expansion; US needed markets and raw material
American Exceptionalism
American Expansionism
American Ingenuity
American Isolationism
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Volunteer US fighter pilots who sent supplies to China; destroyed over 300 Japanese planes
Luftwafffe
Tuskegee Airmen
Flying Tigers
Flying Buttresses
15
Why did FDR propose this?
to help the justices out with their workload
to control it because they were blocking legislation
to make it more democratic
to convince the justices to retire
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1942-permitted military to relocate Japanese Americans to internment camps
22nd Amendment
Executive Order 9938
Executive Order 9066
Japanese Exclusion Act
17
Initiative, referendum, & other Progressive reforms gave ____ more direct participation in govt
political bosses
party bosses
political machines
citizens
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1919-banned the sale of alcohol
Executive Order 9066
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
Federal Reserve Act
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Belief that different human races compete for survival; some groups seen as "inferior races"
Social Gospel Movement
Turner's Frontier Thesis
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Social Darwinism
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Over 2 million African Americans moved North; looking for jobs in industrial cities
Imperialism
Great Migration
Homestead Act
Stagflation
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This person's book,
The Jungle
, resulted in the Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food and Drug Act.
Ida B. Wells
Jacob Riis
Susan B. Anthony
Upton Sinclair
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June 6, 1944-"D-Day;" largest amphibious assault in history; turned war in favor of allies
Operation Torch
Operation Avalanche
Normandy Invasion
North Africa Invasion
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"A date which will live in infamy;" surprise attack on Dec. 7, 1941 that brought US into WWII
Battle of Verdun
Battle of Midway
Bataan Death March
Pearl Harbor
24
18th Amendment banned alcoholic drinks and led to this period
Reconstruction
WWI
Prohibition
Gilded Age
25
Protestant leaders asked followers to help fellow man; crusaded for abolition of child labor
Populism
Gospel of Wealth
Omaha Platform
Social Gospel
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Caused by nationalism, imperalism, alliance system & militarism; US enters after Lusitania sunk
WWI
Filipino-American War
WWII
Spanish-American War
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1920-established that no state could deny a citizen the right to vote based on gender
22nd Amendment
20th Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
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AEF shattered defense to defeat Germany; York received medal of honor for his actions here
Battle of Verdun
Battle of the Somne
Battle of Argonne Forest
Battle of the Bulge
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Turning point of the war in the Pacific; Admiral Nimitz leads the US to defeat Japanese Navy
Battle of Leyte Gulf
Battle of the Bulge
Battle of the Coral Sea
Battle of Midway
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Regulates the amount of money in circulation and sets interest rates; reduces swings in economy
Sherman Anti-trust Act
Clayton Anti-trust Act
National Origins Act
Federal Reserve Act
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FDR's programs for recovery from Great Depression; Relief, Recovery, and Reform
Fair Deal
New Frontier
New Deal
Square Deal
32
This Chicago settlement house was founded by Jane Addams in 1889; helped out new immigrants.
Tenements
Hull House
Soddy
White House
33
Glenn Curtiss was known as the founder of what U.S. industry?
automobiles
motorcycle
boat
aircraft
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Wilson's war "aims" for US; demanded creation of nation-states, ind. Poland, League of Nations
NATO
Fourteen Points
Treaty of Paris
Roosevelt Corollary
35
Germany, Italy, & Japan during WWII; grew out of a German-Japanese Anti-Communist Pact
Allied Powers
Central Powers
Axis Powers
NATO
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Used their Native American language to transmit messages; Japanese never figured out the code
Flying Tigers
Cherokee Nation
Navajo Code Talkers
Tuskegee Institute
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Belief human race could be improved by breeding; impacted immigration-reduce "inferior races"
Euphoria
Euphemism
Eugenics
Euphony
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Forced march of prisoners through the jungle; 5000 Americans died from starvation, disease, etc
Bonus Army
Bataan Death March
Gandhi's Salt March
Reconcentrada Camps
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This conscientious objector went on to win this prestigious award
Charles Lindbergh
Alvin York
Vernon Baker
Roy Benavidez
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Act that got rid of patronage by making government employees pass a performance exam.
Munn v. Illinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sherman Antitrust Act
Pendleton Civil Service Act
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Aimed to speed the "Americanization" of Native Americans by selling lands and assimilation
Pacific Railways Act
Dawes Act
Morrill Act
Homestead Act
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Term coined by Mark Twain to describe the era from 1870 to 1890 marked by greed/corruption.
Reconstruction
The Progressive Era
The Last West
The Gilded Age
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The impact of ___________ like Ida Tarbell garnered public attention & led to change
political bosses
nativists
political machines
muckrakers
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African-American fighter group that fought so well bombers requested their support
Tuskegee Institute
Tuskegee Airmen
Flying Tigers
Navajo Code Talkers
45
Harding's campaign slogan; less ambitious foreign policy; focus on prosperity at home
Return to Normalcy
I Like Ike
Cheaper by the Dozen
A Chicken in Every Pot
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John Hay's Open Door Policy opened up trade with this country
Korea
Japan
Thailand
China
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Fear of spread of communism; created an atmosphere of panic in the US
Eugenics
Executive Order 9066
Red Scare
Socialism
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Gave Congress the power to tax personal income; graduated income tax
Federal Reserve Act
National Origins Act
16th Amendment
18th Amendment
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Those born in US identified themselves as superior; led to dislike of foreigners
Nativism
Socialism
Capitalism
Euphemism
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1898-marked US emergence as world power; caused by sinking of USS Maine, Yellow Jounalism, etc.
WWI
WWII
Spanish-American War
Filipino-American War
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Using this to protect our interests in Latin America
Fourteen Points
Gunboat Diplomacy
Wilson Doctrine
Moral Diplomacy
52
Sent to Europe during WWI; Wilson placed General Pershing in command of it
Abraham Lincoln Brigade
Green Berets
American Expeditionary Force
American Foreign Legion
53
These 2 men were opposing lawyers in this controversial trial
Charles Lindbergh and Glenn Curtiss
Marcus Garvey and Booker T. Washington
William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow
Henry Ford and Andrew Carnegie
54
1st fed law restricting immigration to the US; reflected prejudices of the time against Asians
Immigration Act of 1965
Hawley-Smoot Tariff
Chinese Exclusion Act
National Origins Act