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WorksheetsUSH STAAR EOC Study Quiz
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 3600secs
voting in elections, serving on a jury
Political Corruption
Civic Responsibilities
22nd Amendment
Social Security Act
law intended to assimilate Native Americans into American culture
Homestead Act
Pure Food & Drug Act
Dawes Act
Social Security Act
desire to decrease crime & health problems, resulted in increased crime & speakeasies, women supported
Prohibition
Monopolies
Immigrants
Labor Unions
League of Nations (rejected by U.S. Congress), freedom of the seas, Poland as an independent nation
Espionage Act
Dawes Act
Causes of Spanish-American War
Wilson's Fourteen Points
popularity of African-American artists, gospel music, jazz, influenced civil rights movement
Populist Party Platform
Flappers
Harlem Renaissance
Immigrants
limited president to serve only two terms, passed in response to FDR serving four terms
22nd Amendment
1st Amendment
5th Amendment
21st Amendment
a new strategic weapon developed at Los Alamos, NM; Japan surrendered after bomb dropped on Hiroshima & Nagasaki, resulted in arms race with Soviets
Anti-War Movement
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Atomic Bomb
Arms Race
Jonas Salk developed to stop polio; this limited the spread of infectious diseases
Sputnik
Pure Food & Drug Act
Mass-Manufacturing Techniques
Vaccines
1st African American woman to serve in Congress in 1968
Shirley Chisholm
Rosa Parks
Jane Addams
Sandra Day O'Conner
Congress limited the military power of the executive branch, result of actions during the Vietnam War
GI Bill
Victory Garden
Counterculture Movement
War Powers Resolution
Reagan illegally sold weapons to Iran in exchange for hostages & sent money to Contras in Nicaragua
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Iran-Contra Affair
Sputnik
Watergate
U.S. music & sports adopted worldwide
Civic Responsibilities
Equal Employment Opportunity
Counterculture Movement
Pop Culture
democracy in America: liberty, egalitarianism, individualism, populism, & laissez-faire
Alfred T. Mahan
Alex de Tocqueville
Andrew Carnegie
Upton Sinclair
resulted in the settling of the frontier (West & Great Plains) by farmers
Chinese Exclusion Act
Pure Food & Drug Act
Dawes Act
Homestead Act
allowed women's suffrage, right to vote
17th Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
24th Amendment
limited American's freedom of speech during WWI
Espionage Act
Dawes Act
Social Security Act
No Speech Act
limited economic opportunity (jobs) for African Americans in the South & resulted in northern migration for economic opportunity
Labor Unions
GI Bill
Great Migration
State Reforms
response to rejection of some New Deal programs, many disliked because it increase power of the president
Roosevelt's Court Packing Plan
State Reforms
Monopolies
Laissez-Faire
the Nazi attempt at the genocide of Jewish people, caused many Jews to migrate to America
Overspeculation
Appeasement
Blitzkrieg
The Holocaust
resulted in consumer spending, growth of middle class, led to interstate highway system
March on Washington
Economic Prosperity
Arms Race
Monopolies
ended poll taxes & literacy tests as a requirement to vote; resulted in increased voting by minorities
Brown v. Board of Education
Black Panthers
Arms Race
Voting Rights Act of 1965
as more troops were sent to Vietnam & the media reported setbacks (credibility gap), people protested by mass demonstrations, violence at some rallies
Arms Race
Anti-War Movement
Navajo Code Talkers
McCarthyism
equipment developed for space flight is now used in practical products, (sunglasses, foam bedding, GPS)
Atomic Bomb
Arms Race
OPEC
Aerospace Technology
high oil usage results in increased pollution
Environmental concerns
OPEC
Iran-Contra Affair
Arms Race
forbids “double jeopardy,” and protects against self-incrimination. It also requires that “due process of law” be part of any proceeding that denies a citizen “life, liberty or property” and requires the government to compensate citizens when it takes private property for public use.
1st Amendment
2nd Amendment
5th Amendment
16th Amendment
passed because people in the west did not want to compete with immigrants for jobs
Dawes Act
Social Security Act
Interstate Commerce Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
gov't policies protecting consumers, resulted from Muckrakers like Upton Sinclair
Pure Food & Drug Act
State Reforms
Monopolies
Labor Unions
soldiers well trained by John J. Pershing, led major counterattack on western front in WWI
Espionage Act
American Expeditionary Force (AEF)
Nativists
Counterculture Movement
women during the Roaring 20s that challenged traditional & social norms of females, unique fashion
Nativists
Counterculture Movement
Flappers
Hurricane Katrina
created a gov't benefits program to help elderly/disabled/retired; increased gov'ts responsibility
Social Security Act (SSA)
Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC)
Homestead Act
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
African American veteran of WWI, received Medal of Honor
Upton Sinclair
Bill Gates
WEB DuBois
Vernon Baker
gov't paid for education & low interest housing loans for military veterans
GI Bill
Equal Employment Opportunity
Victory Gardens
Medicare Act
gov't agencies could no longer discriminate in their employment practices
Nativism
Labor Unions
Equal Employment Opportunity
House Un-American Activities Committee
allowed the president to take military action without declaration of war from Congress
Anti-War Movement
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Counterculture Movement
Marshall Plan
1st female as Supreme Court Justice
Jane Addams
Hillary Clinton
Rosie the Riveter
Sandra Day O'Connor
oil reserves are decreasing, need a new renewable energy source (wind turbines, solar, etc.) and efficient products
Alternative Energy
Monopolies
OPEC
Watergate
freedom of religion, press, speech, assembly, & petition
1st Amendment
2nd Amendment
16th Amendment
18th Amendment
wanted restrictions on immigration, assimilation
Labor Unions
Nativists
Imperialism
Espionage Act
conserve & preserve land; Teddy Roosevelt led to creation
Pure Food & Drug Act
Urbanization
National Park Service
Reasons for Expansion
Germans attacked U.S. merchant ships, resulted in U.S. declaring war on
Germany
Arms Race
Dawes Act
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
New Deal
efficient production made products affordable like the automobile (Henry Ford/assembly line)
Civic Responsibilities
Labor Unions
Mass-Manufacturing Techniques
Overspeculation
gov't guaranteed bank deposits, protect people's savings
Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC)
Social Security Act
Public Works Administration (PWA)
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
transmitted secret military information in WWII
Navajo Code Talkers
Tuskegee Airmen
Flying Tigers
Victory Gardens
this resulted from prosperity after WWII, baby boom, & increasing demand for housing
Urbanization
March on Washington
Move to Suburbs
Counterculture Movement
required equal treatment of minorities in the work place
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Watergate
GI Bill
McCarthyism
U.S. got involved to try & prevent communism from spreading (containment) in Southeast Asia
Spanish-American War
Victory Gardens
Urbanization
Vietnam War
Iran revolutionaries kidnapped U.S. citizens in Iran in response to the Shah being in the U.S.
Iran-Contra Affair
Camp David Accords
March on Washington
Iranian Hostage Crisis
easy access to information; resulted in increased manufacturing efficiency (robots), work efficiency, telecommunications, advancements caused by competition
Arms Race
Urbanization
Computers & Internet
Monopolies
limits the power of the federal gov't by separation of powers & checks & balances
Declaration of Independence
Espionage Act
Principles of the Constitution
State Reforms
persecuted because they were Catholic
Irish Immigrants
German Immigrants
Chinese Immigrants
Native-Americans
initiative, referendum, recall; increased participation in democracy, made elected officials accountable (Progressive Era 1890-1920)
Labor Unions
State Reforms
Monopolies
Palmer Raids
Germany tried to ally with Mexico, resulted in U.S. declaring war on Germany (WWI) (SLUGZ)
Zimmerman Telegram
Declaration of Independence
New Deal
Espionage Act
fear of Communist infiltration in U.S. led to arrest & deportation of suspected communists
Political Corruption
Great Migration
Prohibition
Palmer Raids
federal gov't would take on a new role by playing a LARGER role in helping the welfare of Americans, protecting the economy, help provide jobs & mortgage loans
FDR's New Deal
Monopolies
Dawes Act
Counterculture Movement
by Executive Order 9066, Japanese-American citizens locked up; later determined violated liberties provided by the 14th Amendment
Dawes Act
Internment Camps
Prohibition
Labor Unions
Red Scare movement led by Senator Joseph McCarthy that arrested people suspected of being communists
Trench Warfare
Causes of WWI
Espionage Act
McCarthyism
non-violent protest aimed to improve political rights & economic opportunities of minorities
Labor Unions
March on Washington
Victory Gardens
Civic Responsibilities
youth had distinct fashion & culture (hippies), often used rock & roll music (Woodstock) to protest the 'establishment' & gov't policies
Counterculture Movement
Black Panthers
Civil Rights Act of 1964
House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)
U.S. helped (ally) Israel negotiate peace treaty with Egypt
Victory Gardens
Watergate
Camp David Accords
Iranian Hostage Crisis
1st African American president, Barack Obama
1980 Election
1992 Election
2000 Election
2008 Election
belief in consent of the governed, other nations recognized U.S. as a country (1776), inspired other to question their gov't
Spanish-American War
Declaration of Independence
U.S. Constitution
Civic Responsibilities
came to America for better economic conditions, farm fertile soil, jobs in factories; citizens wanted assimilation
Immigrants
Dust Bowl
March on Washington
Hurricane Katrina
helped found (create) NAACP in 1909, a civil rights group that fought for the legal rights of African Americans
Upton Sinclair
Martin Luther King
Andrew Carnegie
W.E.B. DuBois
soldiers fought from TRENCHES with machine guns resulting in a stalemate, tanks & poison gas were used to try and break stalemate
Spanish-American War (1898)
World War I (1914-1918)
World War II (1939-1945)
Korean War (1950-1953)
demand for goods declined; lead to businesses failing; unemployment grew; economic downturn; homelessness
Gilded Age (1870-1900)
Progressive Era (1890-1920)
Roaring 20s
Great Depression (1929-1941)
represented women's new roles to support the war effort, joined nurse cadets, & worked in factories to keep up production in WWII
Flappers
March on Washington
Rosie the Riveter
GI Bill
looked at individuals believed to be with the Communist movement
Great Migration
Labor Unions
House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC)
Overspeculation
Governor Orval Faubus challenged the power of the federal gov't to desegregate schools
Plessy v. Fergusson
Little Rock High School, Arkansas
Watergate
Great Migration
built Hispanic cultural pride
Equal Employment Opportunity
Entrepreneurs
Spanish-American War
Chicano Mural Movement
passed an oil embargo (ban) on the U.S., caused price spike on gasoline
Watergate
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
Dust Bowl
Victory Gardens
New Orleans flooded as a result of the city's low elevation & the failure of levees
Hurricane Katrina
Watergate
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Panama Canal
growth in industry (manufacturing) resulted in people moving to cities to work in factories causing sanitation problems
Rise in rural areas
New Deal
Urbanization
Political Corruption
established settlement house movement in Chicago to help assimilate immigrants
Nancy Reagan
Rosa Parks
Jane Addams
Shirley Chisholm
rise in Militarism; Alliances; Imperialism; Nationalism; Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Causes of Spanish-American War
Causes of WWI
Causes of WWII
Causes of Vietnam War
______ in the stock market led to the Great Depression
Monopolies
Prohibition
Flappers
Overspeculation
supports the war effort in WWII by increasing the food supply
Victory Gardens
Entrepreneurs
Navajo Code Talkers
Urbanization
first artificial satellite launched into space by the Soviets; caused the U.S. to invest money in space, science, technology, and weapons programs
Sputnik
NAFTA
Vaccines
Watergate
Civil Rights group that used armed resistance to protest & defend themselves; Huey Newton was a leader
McCarthyism
Counterculture Movement
GI Bill
Black Panthers
led by Cesar Chavez, worked to improve working conditions for migrant farm workers
Navajo Code Talkers
Victory Gardens
Chicano Workers Movement
Environmental Protection Agency
Nixon attempted to cover up information, led to growing cynicism (suspicion) & loss of trust toward the federal gov't
Arms Race
Watergate
OPEC
Iran-Contra Affair
Attack on World Trade Centers & Pentagon resulted in U.S. war on Terror & invasion of Afghanistan
December 7, 1941
July 4, 1776
November 11, 1918
September 11, 2001
entrepreneur; controlled the STEEL industry & his philanthropy to improve society through donations to education & the arts
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
J.P. Morgan
Cornelius Vanderbilt
wrote the book, "The Jungle", resulting in the gov't regulating the safety of food products with the creation of the Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food & Drug Act
Upton Sinclair
Alexis de Tocqueville
Joseph McCarthy
Teddy Roosevelt
U.S. saw the need for the ______ canal during Spanish-American War, obtained land by Roosevelt's "Big Stick" policy, more efficient travel time for navy & businesses
Suez
Spanish
Panama
Mexican
caused by drought & poor farming practices
Soup Bowl
Bread Bowl
Dust Bowl
Super Bowl
economic & political interdependence of nations; stop spread of
totalitarian (dictators) gov'ts
Spanish-American War
World War I
World War II
Vietnam War
U.S. & Soviets promote science & technology as both attempt to develop nuclear arsenals (weapons)
Space Race
The Great Race
Information Race
Arms Race
important leader of the Civil Rights movement, believed in civil disobedience instead of violence
WEB DuBois
Martin Luther King Jr.
Vernon Baker
Barack Obama
aimed to provide the poor with affordable housing
Medicare Act
GI Bill
Housing & Urban Development Act 1965
Voting Rights Act of 1965
gov't agency created to protect the planet & started Earth Day
New Deal
National Park Service
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Great Migration
Supreme Court ended the recount in Florida, Bush wins, 3rd party candidate drew votes away from Bush & Gore affecting the election; spoiler effect
2000 Presidential Election
2004 Presidential Election
1992 Presidential Election
1980 Presidential Election
total control of a product by one company, laws are passed to protect consumer prices
Urbanization
Railroads
Monopolies
Prohibition
coinage of silver, graduated income tax, & regulation of railroad shipping charges
Populist Party Platform
Labor Unions
American Expeditionary Force
Pure Food & Drug Act
territories gained by the U.S. after the Spanish-American War
Hawaii, Alaska, Midway
Spain, Germany, Italy
Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippines
China, Japan, Korea
Japanese retaliation on December 7, 1941 for oil/steel embargo (ban), resulted in U.S. entering WWII
Cuban Missile Crisis
Palmer Raids
Atomic bomb
Pearl Harbor attack
United Nations and U.S. troops sent in 1950 to stop the spread of communism after the North invades the South
Korean War
Spanish-American War
World War II
Vietnam War
required desegregation of schools in 1954, NAACP's Thurgood Marshall helped argue case
Voting Rights Act of 1964
Brown v. Board of
Education
Equal Employment Opportunity
Plessy v. Ferguson
(1896)
provided health care for people age 65+
Medicare Act of 1965
Social Security Act
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Voting Rights Act of 1965
developed software for personal computers; co-founder of Microsoft
Bill Clinton
Bill Gates
Sam Walton
Al Gore
provided farmers access to distant markets, allowed Americans to settle the West
Monopolies
Homestead Act
Electricity
Railroads
forced annexation by the U.S., supported by Sanford B. Dole
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Spain
U.S. provided financial assistance to Western European countries to rebuild after WWII
Marshall Plan
Truman Doctrine
Arms Race
War Bonds
In 1962, Kennedy ordered a naval blockade (quarantine) of Cuba to prevent shipment of Soviet nuclear missiles
Spanish-American War
Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
Cuban Missile Crisis
Sputnik
a person or group who starts a business in the hope of making a profit; created are new products (internet & iPhone), ideas, & services that change daily life & culture (online shopping)
Entrepreneurs
Nativists
Labor Unions
Political Machines
made manufacturing more efficient; light bulb led to more hours of work which equals more production
Urbanization
Labor Unions
Electricity
Laissez-faire
advocated for overseas expansion by growing the U.S. Navy
Andrew Carnegie
Alfred T. Mahan
Woodrow Wilson
Upton Sinclair
U.S. flew planes over the Soviet blockade of Berlin to get supplies to West Berlin without military conflict
Arms Race
Cuban Missile Crisis
Berlin Airlift
Sputnik
removed trade barriers, increased competition, product prices decreased
Marshall Plan
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
March on Washington
Monopolies
businesses became wealthy, and some corrupt; gov't officials supported business first policies
Gilded Age
Progressive Era
Roaring 20s
Great Depression
gain access to natural resources & oversea markets; expansion in trade after winning the Spanish-American War
Overspeculation
Dawes Act
Reasons for expansionism/
imperialism
Political Corruption
helped establish America as a world imperial power
Effects of the Spanish-American War
Monopolies
Dawes Act
Labor Unions
Cuban Revolution & sinking of U.S.S. Maine
Gilded Age
Causes of Spanish-American War
World War I
World War II
gov't officials took brides, bosses (Boss Tweed) & political machines promised infrastructure for voters
Dawes Act
Homestead Act
Political Corruption
Monopolies
ended the practice of "patronage" or "spoils system" and instituted an exam/merit system for gov't jobs
Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act
Urbanization
Nativism
Dawes Act
Creation of the federal income tax
16th Amendment
17th Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
direct election of Senators, which was intended to increase direct participation of voters
16th Amendment
17th Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
first law outlawing monopolies in 1890
Pure Food & Drug Act
Labor Unions
Prohibition
Sherman Antitrust Act
first federal law regulating businesses in 1887
Laissez-faire
Interstate Commerce Act
Pure Food & Drug Act
Labor Unions
popular authors & reformers, such as Upton Sinclair & Ida B. Wells who published extensively about social issues, including exposing poor working conditions in factories, the ills of child labor, and the overcrowding of cities
Political Machines
Nativists
Jim Crow laws
Muckrakers
U.S. policy regarding the Soviet Union's influence & preventing the spread of its communist influence throughout the world; this was the purpose of the Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Korean War, Vietnam War
McCarthyism
GI Bill
Containment
Deterrent
