Poll taxes, literacy tests, and these all promoted segregation and allowed blacks to have fewer rights.

In this ruling, the Supreme Court upheld Jim Crow laws by creating the established “Separate but equal” defense.

He founded the Tuskegee Institute.

Not only was this person the first African American to earn a PHD at Harvard, he founded the NAACP and helped launch the Niagara movement in the hopes of ending segregation.

Quite the character, this man hoped for segregation from white people for African Americans and tried to encourage them to start their own businesses.

For her part of the women’s movement, she promoted suffrage on a state by state basis.

Susan B. Anthony and this woman were early suffragettes and didn’t allow men to join their groups.

This amendment would finally give women the right to vote.

Many Americans were opposed to early attempts at American Imperialism because as a tradition, our values did not support this idea.

Americans went to war against Spain for many reasons, including yellow journalism that promoted the war, the need to protect our investments in Cuba, and the explosion of this battleship.

During this war, yellow fever killed more Americans than anything else.

As part of the treaty that ended the Spanish American War, Cuba and the Philippines were given this, despite resisting American rule and being made a territory of the US.

He was the president that wanted an association of nations, even before World War I.

He would have said this as president: "Today, more than ever before, American capital is seeking investment in foreign countries, and American products are more and more generally seeking foreign markets."

This feisty president not only oversaw the creation of the Panama Canal, he also justified US interventions in Latin American through his own “Corollary”; an update to the Monroe Doctrine.

He wanted American influence to promote peace, freedom and democracy throughout the world.

This was one of the final actions that would catapult the Americans into World War I.

For the most part, the United States kept out of World War I for a long time as we practiced our policy of ____________.

The result of the US entry into World War I, would see the tide of the war change and this country’s defeat: ______________.

African Americans and _______________ would step in to fill the void left in America’s factories and helped manufacture the war materials needed to win the war.

This government department was in charge of creating propaganda in order to encourage Americans to support the war efforts.

Part of the American growth in government departments and spending, was the Food Administration, the War Industries Board, and this which was meant to control the transportation of goods and services across country.

The draft that was a required enlistment.

The passage of these pretty much put down any efforts Americans may have wanted to put forth in disagreeing with the War.