This industry grew the steel, iron, textiles, farming and coal industries

European political and economic unrest let to increased ____ in the U.S.

Old immigrants (Western Europe) new immigrants were from____

This political movement blamed America's problems on immigrants

The steel plow, railroads, barbed wire, and the grange all helped

Many cities were created by this industry in the western mountains

This name was given to industrial capitalists that created monopolies

She created Settlement Houses and the Hull House to help the inner city poor

He believed equality for African Americans would come with job skills

He promoted education and political power for African American equality

He used his books & pictures to shame America and its inner cities

Former slave, promoted equality for African Americans & all women

His famous Essay in 1893 stated that America no longer had a frontier

This law tried to assimilate Native Americans by americanizing them

This law gave Congress jurisdiction over all goods crossing state lines (RR)

This law protected consumers by making monopolies illegal in 1890

This law created Civil Service Exams for all Federal Govt. employees

The Black Friday, Whiskey Ring, and Credit Mobilier scandal occurred under

The President's assassination in 1881 was tied to the Civil Service System

The first ever farmer's union fought for laws to help farmers fight railroads

The Political Boss worked out of Tammany Hall in New York City

This industrial giant & railroad baron made a fortune in shipping

These partners developed refrigerated boxcars & promoted food processing

He invented airbrakes for trains & AC/DC alternating current (power plants)

He created a lab for inventions. He had more than 1,000 patents (light bulb)

He was known for developing chemicals & dynamite

Robber Baron, Vertical Integration, U.S. Steel, and Philanthropists

He used horizontal integration to create a monopoly with standard oil

He developed the first sleeper railroad box cars. (Company Town for Labor)

He invented the telephone in 1876, first metal detector & aviation designs

He created a chocolate factory in Pennsylvania

This technological innovation in the late 1800s helped sanitary conditions

This industry was mainly in Texas, it was tied to railroads and Kansas towns

This invention extended the day and greatly benefited the growth of factories, helped with mass production

This industry was tied to cotton, child labor, sweat shops, and the South

This theory stated that the best businesses will thrive, the bad will fail, if the govt. leaves them alone

U.S. Imperialism, Yellow Journalism U.S.S. Maine, "Splendid Little War"

Political Movement, help common people, end child labor, help farmers

Reporters that exposed corruption in big business and politics

A book by Upton Sinclair, it led to the FDA & the Meat Inspection Act

An addition to the Monroe Doctrine, the U.S. would police Latin America

Panama Canal, Rough Riders, Trustbuster, Conservationists

She exposed the greedy business practices of Standard Oil

She exposed lynchings and racial crimes in Memphis, Tennessee

Progressive Era- A bill that is initiated by the people not the legislature

Progressive Era- a vote to remove an elected official

German U-Boat Warfare, Sinking the Lusitania, the Zimmerman Note

The central powers during World War I

President Wilson's peace plan after W.W.I "A just and lasting peace"

Part of Pres. Wilsons plan that was rejected by the U.S. Senate (H.Lodge)

The radio and the automobile helped to create a ____ in the U.S.

This group greatly benefited by the passage of prohibition in 1919

She organized the first women's suffrage organization in Tennessee

Tennessee was known as this because of Harry Burn's last minute vote change to ratify the 19th Amendment in 1920

This began in an African American section of New York City that witnessed a rebirth of art, literature, and music

This was a group of disgruntled writers that left the United States and included people such as Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald

An African American leader who helped promote a "Back to Africa" movement

Babe Ruth, Red Grange, Bobby Jones, and Jack Dempsey would have all been

He was a member of the Lost Generation who coined the term "Jazz Age" and was the author of the Great Gatsby

Louis Armstrong, Bessie Smith, and Duke Ellington were great __________________ of the 1920s

Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Great Depression

This President was blamed for his inactivity during the Great Depression

These WWI veterans marched on Washington DC to get their money owed to them following WWI

this gave Native Americans autonomy on reservations in 1934

Part of the New Deal this organization helped with flood control and provided cheap electricity and jobs

Part of the Glass- Steagall Act this organization provided insurance for bank deposits

This New Deal Agency took young men from cities and gave them jobs in National Parks

This act promoted by FDR protected labor union members from harassment

Was elected President in 1932 when he promised a "New Deal" for America

Part of the 2nd New Deal this act provided pension for retirees and payments for the disabled. It gave people a "safety net"

this organization would be a "watchdog" over the stock market in hopes of preventing another crash

this is a type of government in which one person has total control over their country. Stalin was this type of leader over the Soviet Union

The two theaters of Operation (where they fought) during World War II were the European and Pacific

Which of the following was NOT a cause of World War II

Fictional factory worker who became a symbol of American women’s help during WW2

Citizens limited their use of items such as gas, oil, food, tires, and silk during World War 2 so soldiers would have what they needed in war.

This man was a TN senator, Secretary of State under FDR, and helped found the United Nations.

This is a fort on the TN/KY border that is the home of the 101st Airborne

On this date Pearl Harbor was attacked and was called "A date which will live in infamy." this attack pulled the US into WW2

This policy by Britain allowed Hitler to take land in Europe in hopes that he would be pleased and leave everyone alone.

the goal of this project in Oak Ridge, TN was to build the atom bomb. It was led by Dr. Oppenheimer

The first atomic bomb was dropped on this city by the Enola Gay on August 6, 1945

This battle occurred in June of 1942 and was a huge naval victory for the US in the Pacific theater. It is the turning point in the Pacific

This battle on June 6, 1944 happened in Normandy, France. It gave the Allied powers a foothold in Europe and was the turning point in the European Theater.

The US decided to beat this nation first in World War II.

Which of the following was not a member of the Allied Powers.

In 1944 Congress passed this bill to help returning soldiers economically

Which of the following men was NOT a Fascist leader of the Axis Powers?

What do the following places have in common: Oak Ridge, Alcoa, Chattanooga, and Kingsport

The name of countries in Eastern Europe that were controlled by the Soviets after WW2

This was a 50 year rivalry between democracy and communism after WW2

This event in 1957 created the Space Race and placed an emphasis on math and science in US schools.

This was the official US policy to prevent Communism from spreading after WW2

President Truman's pledge to protect any country resisting Communism.

President Eisenhower pushed the building of this to help the military and increase transportation in the US

Several Hollywood actors refused to testify about Communism and were arrested

Joe McCarthy used unproved accusations about Communism to ruin lives and careers

The US flew supplies into the city of Berlin during this Cold War crisis

This war was fought between 1950-1953 along the 38th parallel.

This was the policy of Secretary of State Dulles and occurred when he threatened to use nuclear weapons

This was a failed invasion of Cuba by the CIA in 1961 ordered by JFK to take out Fidel Castro

The Soviet Union placed missiles in Cuba and led to a US naval blockade for 14 days and a constant threat of nuclear war.

He was a Republican candidate for President in 1964 and threatened to use nuclear weapons

In his inaugural speech in 1961 he said the US would pay any price to defend Democracy.

The Southeast Treaty Organization was formed to stop Communism

This country fell to Communism in 1949 and shocked the world.

Chiang Kai Shek and his defeated forces fled China for this island

Population explosion from 1946-1964 that changed US society

Country music radio station in Nashville, TN that is home to the Grand Ole Opry

The King of Rock N' Roll who was discovered by Sam Phillips and recorded his music at Sun Records in Memphis, TN

Recording studio in Memphis, TN that launched the careers of Otis Redding and Isaac Hayes

The GI Bill and Eisenhower's Interstate System helped to create large numbers of _______________________

TN Senator that led investigations into organized crime and fought for the passage of Civil Rights

Leader of the the Montgomery Bus Boycott who promoted civil disobedience with non-violent protests

Desegregated schools like Central High school and overturned Plessy v. Ferguson

Used his police force and fire departments to physically harass protesters in Birmingham, AL in 1963

Her arrest for refusing to move to the back of the bus in 1955 led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott

They rode buses to major cities in the south. On their trips they were beaten and their buses set on fire.

An African American church was bombed and 4 young girls killed in this Alabama city

She led sit-ins in Nashville and fought for Civil Rights and Women's Equality nationally

Alabama Governor who stood in the doors at the University of Alabama to stop African American students from entering

African American leader who believed you should use violence if necessary. He was part of the Nation of Islam and was assassinated in 1965.

African American leader who advocated violence and promoted Black Power

Passed by President Lyndon Johnson this bill officially ended segregation in the United States

TN Senator who supported Civil Rights and refused to sign the Southern Manifesto.

This act in 1964 gave President Johnson the power to send large numbers of troops to Vietnam

This country was defeated and driven from Vietnam in 1954

Many young Americans rejected the current culture of the US and became members of the __________________

Surprise North Vietnam attack in 100 different locations in 1968. this was a turning point in the Vietnam War

Fear that countries in Southeast Asia would fall to Communism one after another

this described the Vietnam War because there was nightly news coverage showing the brutality of the war

Fire bomb used to destroy the jungle and kill the enemy

Missions given to US soldiers during the Vietnam War

4 unarmed students were killed at this university by National Guard troops while protesting the Vietnam war

A burglary at the DNC which was covered up by the White House and led to Senate hearings and President Nixon resigning in 1974

Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward were the reporters who broke the Watergate story and they worked for _______________________

TN Senator who participated in the Senate hearings during Watergate. He asked "What did the President know and when did he know it?"

Elected President in 1980 where he cut taxes, introduced "Star Wars" (not the movie), and put Sandra Day O'Connor onto the Supreme Court.

Elected President in 1976 and held negotiations between Israel and Egypt at Camp David. Lost power when the Iran Hostage Crisis occurred.

First female Supreme Court justice who was appointed by Ronald Reagan in 1980

Former Arkansas Governor elected President in 1992. He balanced the budget for the first time in 3 years and was responsible for the Brady Bill and NAFTA. He had impeachment charges brought against him.

Group of countries that exported much of the world's oil and cut off the supply of oil to the US in the 1970s

His computers came on the market in the 1990s and would soon dominate the personal computer (PC) market

Revolutionized the fast food industry by dominating the market with McDonalds

Developed the Ford Mustang and saved Chrysler from bankruptcy in the 1980s

Founder of Microsoft

Founder of Apple Computers

CEO of Amazon

Founder of Wal-Mart