In the ____ - ____ War the United States attacked the Philippines to 'save' Cubans from Spanish rule

(a)  

The Assistant Secretary of the Navy & future president that was strongly Imperialist was named (a)  

Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy was called ____ ____ Diplomacy

(a)  

To sell papers the media lied doing reporting called ____ ____ e.g. like that found in Hearst's NY Journal

(a)  

President T. Roosevelt started the (a)   Revolution bullying Colombia & getting US land in Central America

T. Roosevelt started & supported the Panamanian Revolution in order to get land to build the ____ ____

(a)  

So-called 'Progressive' efforts in the south passed ____ ____ ____ after the Plessy case & largely between 1896-1910

(a)  

T. Roosevelt termed journalists critiquing U.S. society (a)  

Despite President Wilson's patriarchal & active resistance, in 1920 the ____ ____ expanded democracy

(a)  

Both the Niagara Movement & the subsequent NAACP were led by (a)  

The female journalist named (a)   exposed Standard Oil & Rockefeller corruption

The most common & typical Progressive reformers are best described as (a)  

A Progressive preservationist viewing nature as a cathedral to be saved was named (a)  

An expose of business as usual & corporate 'ethics' in the jungle was authored by (a)  

Wartime (a)   targeted immigrants & musicians playing Beethoven

A major impact of WWI was the vastly increased migration of ____ ____ to northern, industrial cities

(a)  

A an expression of wartime patriotism Americans bought ____ ____ to help fund the war

(a)  

During WWI (a)   was jailed for sedition after he argued the US should not fight (yay free speech!)

As Europe fought WWI the US stayed out given the prevalent & popular ideology of (a)  

The (a)   Act promised jail to Americans 'disrupting the draft' in 1917

A secular modernist vrs religious fundamentalist conflict over religion in schools was exemplified by the ____ ____ ____

(a)  

The (a)   represented a flowering of African American culture, scholarship & the arts

Speakeasies were illegal (& also popular) due to the (a)   Amendment

The independent, urban women frequenting speakeasies were often a part of the (a)   subculture

Facing the Great Depression Hoover & Congress set up the (a)   Finace Corporation in 1932 loaning $ to big corporations

The term (a)   , describing shanty-towns of homeless people, shows that folks blamed the Great Depression on Hoover

The way Hoover handled the ____ ____ of unarmed & unemployed WWI veterans helped lose him reelection in 1932

(a)  

'FDR' is the way people refer to the president of the US with the first & last name of ____ ____

(a)  

The New Deal program protecting bank deposits was referred to by the acronym (a)  

The Wagner Act of 1935 is more formally known as the "National ____ ____ Act"

(a)  

A major critic of the New Deal was (a)   who advocated for a "Share the Wealth" program

The Federal Housing Authority backed loans for homes but ____-____ maps creating urban blight & ghettoizations

(a)  

The New Deal jobs program in Appalachia building electrical power & erosion control was the "____ ____ Authority"

(a)  

The Three R's distributing soup, bread & cheese were aimed at (a)  

The Three R's included efforts aimed at (a)   ; these increased demands by getting money to consumers in many ways

The Three R's efforts changing gov't management of the capitalist system to avoid another Depression were called (a)  

The acronym SEC stands for the government program called the " (a)   & Exchange Commission"

The AAA acronym stands for the (a)   Adjustment Administration

The ____ ____ created the conditions that led the Okies to migrate to California

(a)  

Starting in 1933 FDR led the country offering a '____ ____' to save capitalism & the existing political-economy

(a)  

The US ____ ____ of 1935, 1936 & 1937 sought to avoid the next European war

(a)  

In March of 1941 the US passed the ____-____ Act which allowed Britain to 'borrow' war supplies

(a)  

The US entered WWII officially after ____ ____ occurred on December 7th, 1941

(a)  

In WWII the Allies of Britain, Russia, the French resistance & the US fought against the (a)   powers

US naval & air superiority once established in the Pacific allowed the US tactic of ____ ____ to work

(a)  

The US developed the A-Bomb, a major technological advance, through government spending on the ____ ____

(a)  

In Los Angeles whites, many in the military & in uniform, beat up young Latine men in the ____ ____ ____

(a)  

White male veterans benefited from surviving WWII due to the ____ ____ which funded their education, homes & businesses

(a)