Social Studies U3T3 study guide.

capitalism

• Anarchism
• Feudalism
• 1. an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit.

• Communism
• Socialism

communism

• Communism is a form of monarchy
• 1. a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs

• Communism promotes individual ownership of the means of production
• Communism is based on the principles of capitalism
• Communism advocates for a society with distinct social classes

suffrage

• 1. Right to vote

• the right to play sports
• the right to practice medicine
• the right to own a pet
• the right to drive a car

Ku Klux Klan

• Political party
• Religious group
• 1. a White supremacist organization that claimed to protect American values and the American way of life from Black people, feminists, immigrants, Catholics, Jews, atheists, and a host of other imagined moral enemies. 

• Charity organization
• Civil rights organization

Shell Shock

• Shell Shock is a popular video game.
• Shell Shock is a term used in computer programming.
• 1. Name given to the psychological trauma of warfare experienced by soldiers after WWI

• Shell Shock is a type of extreme sports activity.
• Shell Shock is a type of seafood dish.

6. What was the Red Scare? 

• The Red Scare was a movement to promote socialism in the early 20th century.
• The Red Scare was a celebration of communism in the United States.
• The Red Scare was a period of pro-communist sentiment in the United States.
• 1. The idea that the Communists would take over the United States government after WWI

6. Why were general strikes so scary for many Americans?

• 8. Scared many Americans because general strikes were a tool commonly used by communists

• General strikes were always peaceful events
• General strikes had no impact on the economy
• General strikes were supported by the government

6. Name each of the three strikes we discussed. Which of the strikes (if any) were successful? 

• Phishing, ransomware, firewall; Phishing and ransomware attacks were successful.
• Phishing, spyware, firewall; Phishing and spyware attacks were successful.
• Spyware, ransomware, firewall; Spyware and ransomware attacks were successful.
• 8. Seattle General Strike, Boston Police Strike, Steel Workers Strike, none were successful

6. When did the Spanish Influenza pandemic happen?

• 1918
• 1945
• 1900
• 1920

6. What were the three reasons given for how WWI helped to spread the Spanish Influenza?

• 8. Soldiers living in close quarters, shortages of adequate food and housing, movement across countries and oceans

• Strengthening immune systems due to proper nutrition and rest
• Decreasing global movement of troops and civilians
• Creating isolated conditions ideal for disease transmission