The sinking of the ship called the _________ caused the United States to enter World War 1.

Archduke _______ ________ was assassinated in 1914, setting off World War 1.

People NOT actively fighting in war are called:

in World War 1, the Central Powers were: Austria-Hungary; Ottoman Empire; Bulgaria; and ___________

These amendments are known as the "Reconstruction amendments."

This Supreme Court case ruled that segregation was OK.

The 15th amendment gave former slaves and people of all ethnicities the right to what?

The 13th amendment officially ended/abolished what?

The 14th amendment essentially declared that all former slaves who were born in the United States were now what?

What is it called when the law forces people of different colors/ethnicities to not associate with each other? (For example: a "white" train car and a "colored" train car)

When 2 or more countries agree to help one another, it is called what?

Soldiers fighting and living in trench warfare experienced what type of conditions? (Select all that apply)

World War 1 ended on 11/11 at 11:00 a.m. in what year?

November 11, Armistice Day, is today known as what holiday?

After the end of WWI, a peace treaty was signed on June 28, 1919. Where did this occur?

The United States entered World War 2 after Japan bombed what location in Hawai'i?

What are 2 causes that allowed Adolf Hitler to gain power in Germany?

The economic crash of the late 1920's, caused by extensive borrowing and other factors, is known today as what?

France and Britain declared war on Germany in 1939 after Germany invaded what country? (WWII)

Japan finally surrendered after the United States dropped atomic bombs on these 2 Japanese cities:

The murder of millions of Jewish people by Hitler's government during WWII is today known as:

These three countries made of the Axis powers during WWII: Italy; Germany; and __________.

After the destruction of Europe during the World Wars, which 2 countries emerged as the world's 2 superpowers?

This organization was created as a result of WWII:

2/3 of the European Jewish population were murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust. This is equal to more than ______________ Jews

Due to the Holocaust of WWII and continued Anti-Semitism afterward, the Jews returned to their homeland. The nation of _________ was (re)born.

The ________ Wall was built by the Soviets to keep people from leaving East Germany. The wall endured from 1961-1989

After WWII until 1989, tensions increased between the Communist Soviet Union and the Democratic countries of the West. This time was known as what?