World War 1 and 2

President William McKinley sent a battleship _______to Havana, Cuba to protect Americans.

Both armies dug deep trenches in the ground for protection was known as

Which state became the 50th state in America?

December 7, 1941, Japanese planes attacked

Limiting what civilians could buy.

Congress passed the _____________. It set safe standards for food and medicine.

Products made for personal use.

The area between trenches was known as

The Nazi’s had put millions of innocent people in prisons

A way of life handed down from the past is

19th Amendment means

Objects made by people

What was the name of the two sides in WW1?

Which side did America join?

A German submarine sank the British passenger ship called

President Truman learned about a new powerful weapon created in America, the

Who wanted changes in the Catholic church and was forced out?

This terrible mass murder of more than two thirds of all European Jews

A German World War 1 veteran named_______who became the leader of the Nazi’s.

A way of transportation in the United States that would allow people to travel east to west

____________ developed a mass production of automobiles.

Roosevelt's main goal was to build a ________ across the Isthmus of Panama, in Central America.

The largest water-to-land invasion in history.

Agreement to stop fighting

Short supply of something is known as

A way to bring people into the army. All men between the ages of 21 and 30 had to join was

This program pays money to people after they retire or disabled.

_______ is a place where people can buy or sell stocks, or shares in a company.

The wind created huge dust storms which was so thick it darkened the sun.

žThe Germans were known as a fighting style called _________ or lightening war.

Roosevelt promised when elected he would create American programs to help the economy.

Lines that run east to west are called

The stock market crashed. The people that did not take their money out lost everything is _____