WorksheetsAPUSH Gilded age-WW2
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 20mins
gilded age: Rutherford Hayes
most significant act was to end reconstruction by withdrawing the last federal troops from the south
attempted to establish honest government after the corrupt grant administration
interested in spoils and patronage than reform
approved the development of the modern american navy
Gilded age: the first democratic president since President James Buchanan
Chester Arthur
Grover Cleveland
George Washington
James Garfield
Gilded Age Time period
1877-1920
1930-1990
1800-1820
1776-1880
Guilded age: Pendleton Act
Set up a civil service commission and created a system in which applicants for federal jobs would be selected based on their scores on a exam
Retrieved 81 mil government land from cattle ranchers and railroad
Ended Reconstruction
Shot Abraham Lincoln
Gilded Age: Biggest consequence of the Election of 1896
collapse of the populist party
William McKinley's win
showed the importance of having third party in an election
gave birth to people's party
American Imperialism: Causes of the Spanish-American war
Business interests
Yellow journalism
USS Maine Explodes
Open door policy
American Imperialism: Effects of the Spanish American war
Possession of Guam
Cuba gains “independence”
Dollar diplomacy
U.S becomes a world power
American Imperialism: Time period
1877-1920
1999-2007
1875-1988
1690-1760
American Imperialism: Alfred T. Mahan
made the book "influences of sea Power upon history"
believed control of over the sea meant a successful empire
American journalist
most influential Secretary of state
American Imperialism: Big Stick Policy
asserted U.S. domination when such dominance was considered the moral imperative.
marked
the end Spanish rule in the western hemisphere
nationalist group who hated foreigners to prevent american lives and lands lost
applied a high moral standard to create moral diplomacy
Progressive era: time period
1997-2003
1867-1900
1877-1920
1679-1853
Progressive era: Direct democracy
more voice to people in government
rising power of business
created monopolies
created several national parks
Progressive era: Another term for "social Darwinists"
robber barons
Men
Popular scientists during the progressive era
Muckrackers
Progressive Era: progressers
believed in helping everyone but it was the government's job to do it
Child labor
believed in helping everyone with a hands on approach
robber barons
Progressive era: 16th,17th,18th,19th amendments
16th- income tax
17th-direct election of senators
18th- abolition of alcohol
19th- voting rights for women
16th- African American voting rights
17th- Abolition of alcohol
18th- Civil rights
19th- voting rights for women
16th- Civil rights
17th- Freedom of speech
18th-Men voting rights
19th- Women voting rights
16th- Income tax
17th-Freedom of speech
18th- Abolition of alcohol
19th- Civil rights
Progressive era: Upton Sinclair
Wrote the Book "the Jungle"
Political Cartoonist
Wrote the Book
"How the others Half Lives"
Wrote the Book "the Octopus"
Progressive Era: President
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Nast
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
WWI: America refused to join the war (start of the war)
True
False
WWI: Lusitania Crisis
German torpedoes sank a british passenger liner drowning many american
German submarine attacks a passenger ship allied “The Arabic” drowning many americans
Britain mines the north sea and seizes ships
WWI: militarism
the belief that a government or country should maintain a strong military system
the belief that a government or country should produce strong weapons
the belief any man over the age of 17 should be drafted into war
WWI: April 2, 1917
U.S declares War
WWI ends
Beginning of WWI
Russia is taken over by communism
WWI: Ultimate cause of U.S entering WWI
Breaking of the Sussex Pledge
Secret offer made by Germany to Mexico
Russia withdraws from the allies
Germany cutting off supplies to the allies
WWI: Did America really stay neutral
No, they continued to supply weapons to Germany and china
No, they continued to supply weapons to Britain and France
Yes. they stopped all trade and interference with the war
WWI: Anti-war groups
Populists
Progressives
Socialists
Communists
WWI Homefront: Wilson's administration
raised wages for factory workers
created hundreds of temporary wartime agencies and commissions
Supplied money and housing to immigrants
Desegregated the military
WWI Homefront: Newton baker
created a selective service system to draft men into the military
desegregated the military
Created a selective service system to draft women into the military
helped pass the 19th amendment
WWI Homefront: Treatment of people with German background
handed them a rose and kissed them on the cheek
Were seen as Spies for Germany
Would get ran over by the president
Were provided money as an apology for the war
WWI Homefront: Charles t. Scheshnick
member of executive committee of the socialist party in phili, urged men to resist the draft
volunteered to head the fuel administration in effort to save coal
treasury secretary; headed the railroad Administration
went to the peace conference to implement his vision for lasting peace around the world
WWI Homefront: which amendment went into effect during this time
19th
17th
14th
15th
WWI Homefront: jan 18, 1919
Wilson's war government raised 33 billion dollars in 2 years with loans and taxes
The peace conference to end WWI took place in Versailles outside paris
ceasefire was accepted
congress increased both personal income and corporate taxes
WWI Homefront: Did America take part in the treaty of Versailles
No, Wilson left office defeated
Yes, America took part in the treaty
20s Economy & Society: Warren G Harding's goal
To return to the good old days (the gilded age)
To take over the Tri-state area
To bring back the spoils system
To destroy the world
20s Economy & Society: why was this period known as "The roaring 20s"
it was a time of change and economic prosperity
The oldies got wild
America ha trouble adjusting from the war period
Cool music and dances were invented during the 20s
20s Economy & Society: Henry Ford
Improved upon the assembly line
Jumped scared the country in a communist costume
caused American communist fears to increase
20s Economy & Society: Consumerism
people constantly buying and buying
stealing pineapples from local grocery stores
Stores running out of things to sell
20s Economy & Society: impact of wage increases
led to the birth of the middle class
led to an increase in rich people
government money printer runs out of ink
Culture Wars: Flappers
young adults that challenged traditional values
a group of young square dancers
Women who dressed as birds to destroy misogyny
African Americans who danced to jazz music
Culture Wars: the harlem renaissance
New generation of black artists and writers
A new group of young women dancers
another name for the roaring 20s
