For historical study skills, what is thoughtful, critical analysis of a text that focuses on significant details or patterns in order to develop a precise understanding of a text?

For historical study skills, which skill asks, who wrote a document as well as the circumstances of its creation, when? for what purpose? are they a credible source?

For historical study skills, which skill is locating a document in time and place in order to understand how these factors shape its content / message?

For historical study skills, which skill requires students to evaluate the different viewpoints of an event?

The federal law that split Indian reservation lands among individual Indians and promised US citizenships, resulted in many tribes losing reservation lands to settlers is called the...

This Act granted land to the states to sell and use monies for colleges to teach agricultural sciences is known as the...

The time period of 1860-1890, rapid growth in wages, but high poverty and inequality for many, wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, materialistic excess & extreme poverty is known as the...

Areas of federal land set aside for American Indians exclusively are...

The Act granting 160 acres of land available to free males over 21 in exchange for a fee and live 5 years on the land is known as...

The belief in the power of regular people and their right to have control over their government is...

Farmers wanted to remain on the gold standard in order to keep inflation low.

Nebraskan, Democratic presidential candidate in 1896 and 1900, famous for "Cross of Gold" speech that argued for the silver standard is known as...

An economic system in which there is competition between businesses, little government control or interference is known as...

People who assume the financial risks and rewards of starting and operating a business are known as...

Businesses that sell ownership shares, the money invested in the business, investors receive shares of the profits made by the business as known as...

Farmers wanted inflation to increase so that...

Farmers organized socially by forming...

Farmers organized economically by forming...

After selling his company for $447 million, Andrew Carnegie used his wealth by...

John D. Rockefeller improved the lives of consumers worldwide by...

Andrew Carnegie improved the lives of consumers worldwide by...

Andrew Carnegie hired the best employees he could find and paid them well.

Under the Pendleton Civil Service Act, potential government employees were required to take an exam to determine their skill and ability to perform the job.

Teddy Roosevelt helped create the national parks system in the United States.

Teddy Roosevelt did more harm to the Progressive movement than any other US President.

Supporters of women's suffrage also supported...

The Pendleton Civil Service Act improved government by...

The Pendleton Civil Service Act required potential government employees to...

President T. Roosevelt held big business responsible by...

President T. Roosevelt protected consumers by...

Constitutional amendment banning manufacturing, sale, and distribution of alcoholic beverages is known as the...

The campaign of legal assault on trusts and monopolies is known as...

He became President when McKinley was assassinated, increased presidential power, and used his political power to advocate for Progressive reforms.

What was the reform movement concerned with curing problems of cities and industry?

What is the use of the presidency to speak out on vital issues?

What was the 1895 speech by Booker T. Washington declaring its OK for African Americans to experience freedom slowly and calmly?

What was Wilson's plan to keep government limited and out of the economy, use reforms that would alter market rules, and focused on tariffs, banks, and trusts?

What was the 1896 Supreme Court decision finding states could segregate as long as the accommodations are separate but equal?

What is the constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote?

What created the modern-day merit-based system under which federal employees take a test and are selected for jobs based on their test performance?

This was known as Roosevelt's balance of business, consumer, and labor interests.

He argued for African American educational and political rights immediately, attacked racism, and helped found the NAACP.

Investigative journalists who wrote articles to bring about reform in an industry or government.

He led the Tuskegee Institute, argued that African Americans should use education and business to advance equality of the races.

Who was the Democratic candidate who won the 1912 Presidential election due to a 3 way race dividing Republican votes?

This is a ship canal cut across the Isthmus of Panama by France and the United States.

What means did the United States use between 1890-1914 to exert influence around the world?

What is the policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force?

What is the type of sensational, biased, and often false reporting for the sake of attracting readers?

What is the use of a country's financial power to extend its international influence?

What is the US battleship that exploded and led to the Spanish American War?

What was the addition to the Monroe Doctrine asserting America's right to intervene in Latin American affairs?

What were the 16 American battleships, painted white, that was sailed around the world to display American naval power?

What were the reasons for the United States to fight Spain in the Spanish American War?

What is the conflict between the US and Spain, in which the US supported the Cuban's fight for independence?

Who urged government officials to build up the American navy to compete with other nations?

Who was the leader of the American Expeditionary Force who insisted US soldiers fight independently from the Allies?

What were the causes of World War One?

What was the message asking Mexico to attack the US in return for money and land?

What were the causes for US entry into World War One?

Select the MAJOR Allied Powers in World War One from the list.

Select the MAJOR Central Powers in World War One from the list.

What were the US law enacted to impose hard penalties on anyone interfering with or speaking against US participation in World War One?

What was the pandemic that spread around the world in 1918, killing more than 50 million people?

What was President Wilson's purpose for the League of Nations?

Wilson's peace proposal in 1918 that stressed national self-determination, the rights of small countries, freedom of the seas, and free trade.

Why was the Treaty of Versailles not ratified by the United States?

An organization of nations formed after World War One to promote cooperation and peace.

During the 1920s Red Scare, Americans feared...

To counter the Red Scare, the Emergency Quota Act...

Sacco and Vanzetti were an example of which 1920s issue?

The Palmer Raids were opposed because of...

What was the scandal during the Harding administration involving the granting of oil-drilling rights on government in return for money?

In 1920, Warren G. Harding won the US Presidential election with the campaign slogan of...

The Republican economic policies of the 1920s led to...

The US Supreme Court "OK'd" the Palmer Raids in which case?

The Johnson-Reed Act prohibited immigration from the Middle East, East Asia, and Indians.

The Johnson-Reed Act and the Emergency Quota Act are examples of...

The battle between evolution and fundamentalism played out on the national stage in the...

In the 1920s, young American women that wore skirts, bobbed their hair, and flaunted disdain for acceptable behavior were known as...

Which constitutional amendment banned the manufacture, sale, and distribution of alcoholic beverages?

The Cotton Club was an example of the...

One of the primary advocates of Pan-Africanism was...

The junk science of breeding humans is known as...

What were economic problems the US faced in the late 1920s?

In October 1929, what event plunged the stock market prices?

Many historians and economists consider the Stock Market Crash the beginning, not the cause, of what time period?

What were the shantytowns that appeared all over the United States as the Great Depression deepened?

In 1932, US veterans of World War One travelled to Washington, D.C., to lobby Congress to pay out early pensions promised for their military service, but the bill was defeated. What was this lobbying effort known as?

President Franklin D. Roosevelt's series of programs to end the Great Depression became known as...

President Franklin D. Roosevelt talked directly to the American population, via radio, in what became known as...

What did In response President Franklin D. Roosevelt consider as his move to fight Supreme Court opposition?

What restructured German war reparations by loaning Germany money to repay the Allies so the Allies could repay the United States?

What was the agreement to attempt to outlaw war, but had it had no provisions for enforcement if the agreement was broken?

What was US attempt to put its southern neighbors as ease by using economic influence rather than military forces?

What was the agreement to limit the number and size of military ships?

What was the name for US restriction of aid to any foreign country involved in a war?