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WorksheetsUnits 1-4 Review (Early America thru WWI)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 29mins
Declaration of Independence
Homestead Act
Pendelton Act
Spanish American War
World War I
Match the following Amendments
Gave Women the Right to Vote
19
Right to Bear Arms
2
Right to a Speedy Trial
6
Direct Election of Senators
17
Freedom of Speech, Press, Assembly, Petition, Religion
1
Reorder the following Wars America was involved in
American Revolution
American Civil War
Spanish American War
World War I
War of 1812
Match the following Presidents to their "thing"
Woodrow Wilson
Moral Diplomacy and New Freedom
Theodore Roosevelt
Big Stick Diplomacy and Square Deal
William Taft
Dollar Diplomacy
What country did we push to have an "Open Door Policy?"
China
Panama
Cuba
England
Match the following vocabulary terms
Hostility towards Immigrants
Nativism
Belief that humans have developed through competition
Social Darwinism
The right to vote in political elections
Suffrage
Journalists who exposed corruption
Muckrakers
Sensationalized news stories written in an exaggerated fashion
Yellow Journalism
These islands expected freedom after the Spanish American War, but instead the USA annexed them for $20 million.
Guam
Hawaii
Cuba
Philippines
We refer to him as the "Father of the Modern Navy" as he pushed to make Americans understand the importance of having a strong Navy.
John Jay
Theodore Roosevelt
Commodore Matthew Perry
Alfred T. Mahan
Nationalism
identification with one's own nation and supporting its interests at all costs
Imperialism
extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force
Militarism
maintaining a strong military and being prepared to aggressively use it
Alliances
bounds with other countries assuring mutual protection and aggression
This invention created the need for the trenches during WWI
tanks
machine guns
war ships
fighter jets
THE USA had a policy of _____ and tried to stay out of WWI.
aggression
neutrality
involvement
resistance
The sinking of this ship was a cause of the Spanish American War
USS Maine
The sinking of this ship was a cause of World War I
Lusitania
These boats were used to sink ships throughout the Atlantic
U-Boats
W.E.B. DuBois
One of the founders of the NAACP
Jane Addams
Founder of The Hull House, a settlement house in Chicago
Franz Ferdinand
His assassination triggered WWI
Jacon Riis
His book, How the Other Half Lives, showed Americans America
James Garfield
His assassination led to the Pendleton Act
Great Britain, France and Russia were all part of the
Axis Powers
Triple Threat
Triple Entente
Central Powers
Germany, Austria–Hungary, Turkey, and Bulgaria were part of the
Central Powers
Triple Entente
Axis Powers
Northern Powers
One sided information used by a government to persuade the public
Zimmerman Note
Propaganda
Yellow Journalism
Armistice Papers
Match the following WWI leaders
Czar Nicholas
Russia
President Wilson
America
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Germany
King George V
Great Britain
President Raymond Poincaré
France
The assassination of this President led to the Pendleton Act
Lincoln
McKinley
Garfield
JFK
Match the following Amendments
4th
No unreasonable Search and Seizure
5th
You do not have to testify against yourself
6th
Right to a speedy trial
7th
Right to a trial by jury
8th
No unreasonable punishment
Match the following Unit 2 vocabulary terms
Assimilation
Absorb a group in the culture of another
Open Range
Vast area of open grassland
Monopoly
Control of a type of industry by one person or company
Push factor
Reason one leaves their country
Pull factor
Reason one goes to a country
Match the following Unit 3 vocabulary terms
muckrakers
reform minded journalists who exposed corruption
suffrage
the right to vote
insubordination
defiance of authority
recall
removal from office
lobbying
attempting to influence the actions of government officials
Match the following Muckrakers to their famous work
Jacob Riis
How the Other Half Lives
Upton Sinclair
The Jungle
Ida Tarbell
History of Standard Oil
Thomas Nast
Many famous political cartoona
Match the following Unit 4 Vocabulary terms
Protectorate
a state controlled and protected by another
annexation
the act of taking over another territory or country
isolationism
a policy of remaining separated from political affairs of other countries
armistice
an agreement by opposing sides to stop fighting
imperialism
a policy of extending a country's power & influence through diplomacy or force
Reorder the following WWI events
Lusitania Sunk
Zimmerman Telegram intercepted
American Expeditionary Force sent to War
Fourteen Points Written
America votes NOT to join League of Nations
Match the following from Unit 1
Bill of Rights
Lists several freedoms American's have
US Constitution
The "Law of the Land" for America
Declaration of Independence
Our "break up letter" to England's King
American Democracy
A book by Alexis de Toqueville
Federalism
State and Federal governments share power
