If workers complained, they _______.

Workers began to form labor unions to make agreements with employers about _________  and __________.

Allied Powers: included England, France, Japan, ___, and ___.

The "Great War" is also known as ___.

At first the U.S. tried to stay out of the World War I.  But joined in _______, and fought with the Allied Powers.

People were working for women’s suffrage.  In 1920, Congress finally amended the Constitution to give ___ the right to ___.

The stock market crash was the beginning of the ___.

___, ___, and ___ were the hardest-hit states: Dust Bowl.

"A New Deal" was a plan to help Americans recover from the 

____

Japan bombed ___

causing U.S. to join World War II with the Allies.

Allies won WWII in ___.

In the late 20th Century,

People went to ___.

We entered the computer age.

U.S. and the Soviet Union were involved in ___.

___ Korea attacked ___ Korea. The U.S. rushed in to help (Korean War).

In 1964, the ___ was passed making discrimination illegal.

Americans were bitterly divided about 

the ___ War.  Soldiers finally returned 

home in 1975.

In the early 2000's, George W. Bush declared war on ___.

What are some of the challenges facing the U.S. today?

the right to vote

person who rules a country without sharing power

a system in which the government owns and controls everything

unfair way in which people are treated

the rights of all citizens to be treated equally under the law

Countries that fought against Germany, Italy, and Japan in World War II:

Countries that fought against England, France, and the Soviet Union in World War II:

World War I ended in __

World War II ended in __

The U.S. joined World War II in __

The stock market crashed in ___, and the Great Depression began.

The Soviet Union has ___ government.

How many hours a day did most people have to work in the early part of the 20th Century?