What important United States document led to other colonies breaking from their colonial powers?

This means "hands off" in French and was a favored economic policy in the U.S. in the late 19th century.

Extreme prejudice against immigrants is also known as:

The U.S. government created the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 out of fears that Chinese immigrants were:

The decision in Plessy vs. Ferguson can be summarized with the phrase:

What group was favored by the government during the Gilded Age?

The Populist Party was closely associated with what group of workers?

Populists wanted free coinage of silver because it would create more money in circulation and _________

The Sherman Antitrust Act was a tool government could use to break up _______________.

The movement of people into cities is called:

The purpose of the Dawes Act can be summarized with what word?

The United States government passed this in 1862 to encourage settlement in western areas.

Giving money away to causes that helped public welfare (such as was done by Andrew Carnegie) was known as __________.

What resource was scarce on the Great Plains, causing settlers to use materials such as sod and dirt to build their homes?

In 1898, the United States acquired what territory with the help of the U.S. Marines overthrowing their monarch?

Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines were acquired by the United States as a result of the ______________.

This area became important for both trade and the United States Navy to travel quickly between oceans:

The idea that President Teddy Roosevelt would use the threat of military action to prevent problems in the Western Hemisphere

Who wrote the book The Influence of Sea Power upon History (that affected the U.S. following the Spanish American War)?

This person created settlement houses, places where immigrants could learn skills in the United States, and was a pioneer in social work.

What was the response of the United States government to rapid immigration from Europe in the early 20th century?

Exposure of problems written about in Upton Sinclair's The Jungle led to the adoption of what law?

Women were granted suffrage under which Amendment?

The term "Americanization" means the same thing as:

The message sent from Germany to Mexico proposing an alliance in exchange for land was known as the ____________.

The Selective Service Act, a form of conscription, is also known as _________.

The Espionage Act, passed by the United States in 1917, violated rights found under which amendment?

The development and widespread use of __________________ led to huge casualty rates, trench warfare, and stalemates during World War I.

Warren G. Harding ran for President in 1920 on the slogan "__________________" , an idea that we should return to a time of peace and prosperity.

The movement that celebrated African American culture in the 1920s which was led by writers such as Langston Hughes was known as the _____________.

Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan argued over the teaching of evolution versus creationism in public schools. What was the nickname of the trial?

The mass production of automobiles changed the way Americans lived. Who was famous for putting the assembly line into car factories?

Because many Americans lost their homes during the Great Depression, shanty-towns (or _____________) became common on the outskirts of U.S. cities.

Because the 1920s were a period of social and cultural change, this period of time is sometimes known as the ______________.

Many nativist groups did not like assimilation programs. A more infamous nativist group that gained popularity in the 1920s was the ____________.

Women gaining the right to vote was especially important because it meant:

Severe drought and poor farming methods played a large role in the creation of the __________ in the 1930s.

A series of radio broadcasts given by President Roosevelt to explain the Great Depression and government response:

This New Deal program was designed to build dams, provide power, and create jobs in parts of rural Appalachia.

This new deal program, aimed as restoring Americans faith in banks, provided assurance that people would not lose money deposited in banks.

The collective name for the programs the President Franklin Roosevelt used to help Americans recover from the Great Depression and which made government more active in people's lives.

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

This event caused the United States to enter World War II:

This group of soldiers helped in the war effort by sending and receiving messages in a code that the Japanese could not break.

This event caused Germany to have to fight a two-front war and ultimately led to the end of World War II.

This was collectively known as the work that went into the United States developing atomic weapons.

Addressing ideas such as recruiting new soldiers, buying war bonds, planting Victory Gardens, and conserving resources, _______________ played an important visual role in both World War I and II.

How did the United States government violate the Constitutional rights of some Americans during World War II?

The role of what group changed dramatically during World War II as they filled factory jobs, performed clerical work, and took non-combat roles in the military?