This president created the New Deal.

Italy's dictator, Benito Mussolini, sought to make Italy a world power through fascism. Fascism is

He was the leader of the Nationalist Socialist Party and blamed the Jews, intellectuals, and Communists for Germany's economic problems.

_____________invaded_______________, which started World War II.

The WWII Axis Powers consisted of

The WWI Allied Powers consisted of

This president ordered the atomic bomb to be dropped on Hiroshima on the Japanese island of Honshu.

The US deployed a second atomic bomb on the city of

These three leaders met at the Yalta Conference in February 1945 and formed the United Nations.

After WWII,

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill declared after WWII that "an iron curtain has descended across the Continent." He was referring to

The Truman Doctrine

This plan offered $12.5 billion in aid from the US to help Europe's economic recovery after WWII.

The McCarthy hearings

This was so slow to be implemented that President Eisenhower had to send federal troops to force Arkansas governor, Orval Faubus, to follow the law.

In 1949, the US, Great Britain, and 10 other countries joined to form the

Several years after WWII, the Soviet Union and other Eastern European countries formed a military alliance called the

The Chicano Movement

He was the first US president to visit China.

"Watergate" refers to

...was trained at West Point, led troops that captured John Brown at Harper's Ferry, and became Commander of the Confederate States Army.

Slavery became illegal everywhere in the United States via the...

All African American men could vote after this amendment was passed.

The Civil War began here in Charleston, SC

Official stance of not favoring either side in a war

an agreement between countries to act as partners to protect their interests

Document that officially ended WWI and blamed Germany for the war.

Heir to the throne of the Austrian Empire. He was assassinated by Serbian nationalists.

He assassinated President Abraham Lincoln.

He was sworn in as president after Lincoln's assassination.

She was the first woman to receive a license to practice medicine.

group of people working to establish a perfect society on Earth

US citizens who viewed immigrants with fear and suspicion and thus opposed immigration

idea that people could rise above the material things in life

overcrowded, poorly built housing for incoming waves of immigrants in the 1800s

Dorothea Dix is a reformer known for

The idea that the United States was called by God to expand across the continent to the Pacific and spread Christianity and democracy.

He is the founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

"to search for gold"

In 1846 the United States and Britain signed a treaty that gave the US

Oregon and all land south of the ___________ parallel.

After Mexican soldiers attacked a group of US soldiers at the Rio Grande, President ________ urged Congress to declare war on Mexico.

Supreme Court ruling that held that African Americans, whether slave or free, were not US citizens under the US Constitution.

Seizure of the federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Virginia by abolitionists

act of formally withdrawing from the Union

law that made it a federal crime to assist runaway slaves and allowed slaves to be arrested even in areas where slavery was illegal

principle that would allow voters in a particular territory to decide whether they wanted to ban or permit slavery

wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin

brought California into the Union as a free state and divided the rest of the Mexican Cession into two territories

Inside this Mississippi town, civilians huddled in caves to avoid the cannon shells being fired daily from Grant’s artillery around the town and the guns on the fleet in the river.

Food and other supplies from outside had been cut off for a month and a half. Horses, dogs, cats, reportedly even rats became part of the diet for soldiers and civilians alike.

On July 3, Pemberton rode out to discuss surrender terms with Grant. Grant agreed to parole Pemberton’s men. The next morning, July 4, Confederate soldiers began marching out and stacking their guns. The city of Vicksburg would not celebrate the Fourth of July as a holiday thereafter until well into the 20th century. Despite the prolonged shelling they’d endured, the Confederates’ losses during the siege had been light. Some 29,500 surrendered.

This is an account of:

A tactic used by the South to try to gain foreign support and become self-sufficient.

official government pardon of a crime

state laws that limited the freedom of African Americans

Northern Republicans who moved to the South were called

Congress divided the South into military districts by passing the

Who was responsible for triggering World War I through an assassination?

The attack on this ship killed over 100 Americans in WWI.

Which was the most powerful country of the Central powers?

Expanding ones country into other areas to grow or gain economic wealth is called

Conscription or drafting began in WWI due to this law.

Where was trench warfare primarily located during WWI?

Germany pledged its unconditional support of any action the Austro-Hungarian Empire wished to take against Serbia. This was effectively a "blank check", also known as:

The "irreconcilables", led by Senator William Borah, proposed that, by accepting President Wilson's Fourteen Points, “We [would] have forfeited and surrendered, once and for all, the great policy of ‘no entangling alliances’ upon which the strength of this Republic has been founded for 150 years.”

Which statement below best expresses this concern?

What is a German submarine called?

Germany built U-boats in response to England's naval strength. What is this an example of?

Ethnic Slavic people in Bosnia Herzegovina wanted to rule themselves, rather than be ruled by the Austro-Hungarian Empire. What explains this?

What was the "spark" of WWI?

This country reluctantly signed the Treaty of Versailles and accepted blame for causing World War I.

What happened to Czar Nicholas II of Russia in 1917?

What incident finally convinced the US that entering the Great War (WWI) was necessary?

What were the two sides of WWI?

What two countries began WWI?

What was another name that people called World War I?

In 1900, the British Empire covered a fifth of the land area of the earth. This led to conflict between the major countries of Europe. Great Britain was trying to conquer Africa from Cairo (in the north) to Cape Town (in South Africa). France was trying to conquer Africa from the Atlantic Ocean to the Red Sea.

A few years later, Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany wanted colonies in Africa, too. This angered other major countries and increased the tensions that led to World War I.

The desire to take over lands for one's own country is called?

The following is a new technology used in WWI

Who is the leader of Germany during WWI?

What treaty is signed to end WWI?

Which country leaves WWI in 1917 to deal with its own revolution?

Who leads the Russian Revolution?

Who was the leader of the United States during WWI?

Plan presented by Woodrow Wilson to reorganize Europe post-WWI