True or False: the 15th Amendment gave everyone the right to vote

What did the 13th Amendment do?

Which Amendment granted citizenship to African Americans?

What was the result of Andrew Johnson's Impeachment?

Why did President Lincoln's Plan for Reconstruction never take effect?

What group(s) attempted to help African Americans integrate into Southern Society?

By the end of the Reconstruction, what political party did the "Solid South" support in every Presidential Election?

Which of the following were used to restrict rights of African Americans?

What was the impact of the Plessy v. Ferguson Supreme Court case?

These northerners moved South to help during Reconstruction and gain money

These Southerners helped Northerners during Reconstruction

This group controlled Congress during Reconstruction

How did Reconstruction end?

This era was given this name because under the glittery surface there were issues of poverty, unemployment, and corruption.

This man helped immigrants in New York in exchange for their votes

Who was Jacob Riis

This Act prevented 1 group from entering the United States

True or False: If a person is born in the United States, they are automatically a United States Citizen

During the Gilded Age, the majority of Immigrants came from where?

After ending up in debt, farmers created this political party

Completing the construction of this helped connect the East and West coasts of the United States

This profession required taking livestock from Texas and moving herds North to connect to the railroad lines.

What are reservations?

What happened during the Oklahoma Land Rush?

Who was John D. Rockefeller?

This group of people believed that new ideas and honest government could bring about social justice/change.

In the Jungle, muckraker Upton Sinclair described the issues with which industry?

What is temperance?

True or False: Women gained the right to vote during the Progressive Era with the passage of the 19th Amendment

Which of the following did Theodore Roosevelt accomplish during his presidency?

This policy forced China and Japan to trade with the United States

This event happened in China to protest American involvement in Asia

Which of the following did employers do to prevent their workers from striking against them

This was the name given to the "fake news" of the Spanish-American War

This is a policy in which strong nations extend their political, military, and economic control over weaker territories

Following the Spanish-American War, this U.S. Territory fought a war with U.S. soldiers to gain their independence

Which of the following was the main reason that World War I began?

Which of the following was a new technology/weapon used during World War I?

Why did the United States enter the war?

What did women do to contribute to the war effort?

This Mystic Monk helped the Russian Royal Family

What happened to Russia during World War I?

True or False: In a true communist country, there should be no governing leader and no money

Following the War, this organization was created to promote peace and prevent another war:

This is a fear of the spread of communism

True or False: The Scopes Monkey Trial of 1925 was a court case that determined whether evolution should be taught in schools

Which of the following individuals is an example of a bootlegger?

Which of the following is a trait of a woman known as a flapper?

How did African Americans contribute to society and culture of the 1920's?

Which of the following was NOT a way that Americans spent their free time during the 1920's?

Henry Ford invented this idea that revolutionized manufacturing products. Each worker only needed to make 1 component of a car, then the rest of the car was completed by other workers.

True or False: During FDR's presidency, he tried to add 6 new judges to the Supreme Court; this was known as court packing

Economist John Maynard Keynes stated that in times of economic crisis, it was the government's job to do what?

This event marked the beginning of the Great Depression

True or False: FDR's plan to end the Great Depression was known as the New Deal

True or False: While many business struggled during the Depression, banks remained profitable

True or False: The United States was the only country in the world that was impacted by the Great Depression

This phenomenon destroyed crops in the American West

These were run down shelters/homes where some people lived during the Depression

People who moved west to California during the Depression in search of jobs were called this...

This group of World War I veterans went to Washington to protest during the Great Depression

This economic policy gave money to banks and big businesses in the hopes that they would hire more workers

True or False: Fireside Chats were speeches FDR gave to the American people over the radio

This New Deal Program insured that if a bank closed, you'd still get your money back

When people couldn't afford to buy food during the Great Depression, they did this...

World War II began when Germany invaded...

This leader took over the Nazi Party in 1933, and expanded Germany's borders

This was the name of the policy that allowed Germany to take over other countries in order to prevent another World War

Which of the following were Allied countries during World War II?

This man led the United States through the Great Depression and World War II.

For many Americans, this policy ended U.S. neutrality because it only gave weapons to an Allied country: Great Britain

The surprise attack at this location resulted in the United States entering the war

This battle is important because it marked a turning point in the Pacific and forced the Japanese to retreat

This General organized D-Day landings in France and became President of the United States after the war

Due to food shortages, the U.S. government limited the amount of food people could buy at stores, which was known as what?

True or False: Both Japanese and German Americans were forced into prison internment camps to prevent them from spying on U.S. military operations

The D-Day operation on June 6, 1944 was a successful effort to liberate (free) this country from German Rule

This strategy in the Pacific called for American soldiers to only take over an island if it was poorly defended and was strategically important to U.S. military operations

What was the Manhattan Project?

True or False: Germany was divided into 4 occupation zones following World War II

This peace-keeping organization was created at the end of World War II

How did World War II end?

This military alliance was created by the United States in Western Europe during the Cold War and still exists today

After World War II, this legislation was passed by Congress to help military veterans get a college education

After World War II, this couple was convicted of being Russian spies and giving secret's to Russia about America's atomic weapons program

Which of the following can be considered a successful effort of containment against communist expansion?

This term was coined by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill to describe how Russia created communist countries in Eastern Europe

This Cold War policy stated that a nuclear attack by one superpower would result in nuclear retaliation by the other superpower

This was the name given to the build up of nuclear weapons by the United States and Soviet Union during the Cold War

This military alliance was created between the Soviet Union and Eastern European countries in response to the creation of NATO by the United States and Western European countries

In 1948-1949, when the Soviet Union blockaded the city of Berlin, the United States responded by doing this...

This Wisconsin senator claimed that there were communists in the government and army, even though many of the people he accused were innocent

This group of men appeared before Congress because they were accused of writing movie scripts that supported communism

After World War II ended, soldiers returned home and had lots of kids, which created this generation

During the 1950's, many people moved to the South and West to enter technology jobs; the South and West became known as this...

In 1956, President Eisenhower passed legislation which connected the country; the legislation was called the Interstate ________________ Act

Why was the Cold War given its name?

This person became involved in the civil rights movement when they refused to give up their seat on a segregated bus in the South

In 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King gave a famous speech in Washington D.C. during this event

In 1957, a group of black students attempted to desegregate a school in Arkansas and became know as...

True or False: In 1954, the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education that segregated schools in the South were acceptable, because they were "separate but equal"

Unlike Martin Luther King who promoted nonviolence, this black leader stated that the only way to make changes in the country was to use violence

True or False: During the civil rights movement, many black college students joined a group known as the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) to demand racial change in the United States

Which of the following pieces of legislation did President Lyndon B. Johnson pass in 1964 & 1965 that attempted to end racial discrimination in America?

Between 1961 and 1991, this was used to separate Eastern and Western Berlin

For 13 days in 1962, the world came close to nuclear war during this event...

This set of domestic policies was created by JFK & included plans to send a man to the moon by the end of the 1960's

While the Soviets were the first to get a satellite into space with Sputnik, America won this event by being the first and only country in the world to set a man onto the surface of the moon

On July 20, 1969 the crew of this mission landed on the surface of the moon

True or False: During the Cold War, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) was created with the goal to land a man on the moon

Following the assassination of JFK, the Warren Commission concluded what?

This domestic program of President Lyndon B. Johnson created programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, and fought to end poverty in the United States

Which of the following contributed to the American public not supporting the Vietnam War?

Which of the following was the outcome of the Vietnam War?

In 1972, the Republican Party broke into the Democratic Party headquarters, which forced President Richard Nixon to resign before facing impeachment. The event was known as the...