The first railroad that connected east to west in the U.S.

The first highway that connected east to west in the U.S.

The first canal that connected east to west in the U.S.

The first bridge that connected east to west in the U.S.

The number of cattle decreased significantly after the civil war.

The demand for beef decreased after the civil war.

The quality of beef improved after the civil war.

The price of beef rose up after the civil war.

When immigrants adopt the language and customs of their new nation

The process of introducing new ideas into a culture

The practice of blending different cultures together

The act of blending in with a new environment

A system of assigning seats on a train or plane

An area of land set aside for Native Americans to live on

A system of assigning tables at a restaurant

A system of assigning rooms at a hotel

Institutions where students were taught their own native language

Schools where native children were sent in order to make them more American

Facilities where Native Americans were forced to adopt hinduism

Places where Native American culture was preserved

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18th

19th

17th

When industry is controlled by private owners rather than the state

A system of government in which the state holds all the power

A system of economic organization based on the free market

A system of government in which the people have the power

A type of board game

A type of card game

A type of dice game

When one company controls an entire industry

When employees are given adequate safety equipment

When workers are provided with a safe and healthy work environment

When workers are forced to work long hours for little pay in dangerous conditions

When employees are not given the opportunity to voice their concerns

The spread of American culture around the world

The assimilation of immigrants into American society

The process of becoming a U.S. citizen

The refusal American values and beliefs

A campaign to reduce the consumption of sugar

A campaign to reduce the consumption of tobacco

A campaign to reduce the consumption of drugs

the movement to make alcohol illegal in the U.S.

before

after

The movement in which women sought equal rights in the workplace

the movement in which women fought for the right to vote

The movement in which women sought to end gender discrimination

The movement in which women sought to gain access to higher education

When people engaged in brawls after drinking too much liqour

When minorities in the south were attacked and killed by violent mobs

When two people had a gunfight to settle a difference

When a family gathers for a meal

Invented the telephone

Helped other people start oil companies because he liked competition

He had a monopoly on the oil industry with his company Standard Oil

13th President of the United States

A policy of favoring native-born Americans over immigrants

A policy of favoring immigrants over native-born Americans

A policy of favoring foreign-born citizens over native-born citizens

A policy of favoring foreign-born citizens over immigrants

A type of French cuisine

A style of economic management

A method of parenting

A government policy of leaving children alone

A person who works for a company

A person who stats their own business

A person who invests in stocks

A person who takes risks

Volunteering time to help those in need

Raising awareness of social issues

Donating money to build institutions for the betterment of society

Supporting charitable causes

The process of people moving to rural areas

The decline of small towns

The increase in population density

The growth of cities as people moved there for jobs

Housing for poor families

A type of small business

A type of tax

A type of legal document

An organization which fought for the rights of American Americans

A political party in the United States

A type of bird native to North America

A type of tree found in tropical climates

Authored the book "The Souls of Black Folk"

Led the Niagara Movement

Founded the NAACP

Helped organize the Pan-African Congress

When one country takes control of a smaller or weaker country

A form of government in which a single ruler has absolute power

A system of economic and political control by one country over another

A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force

A strait connecting the Mediterranean and Red seas

A bridge connecting the United States and Canada

A tunnel connecting France and England

Canal built by the U.S. through Panama to connect the Atlantic and Pacific oceans

1st governor of Hawaii after it was taken over by Americans

William McKinley, 25th president of the United States

John Adams, 2nd president of the United States

James K. Polk, 11th president of the United States

Leader of the American Revolution

Prime Minister of Great Britain

Architect of the United Nations

President of the U.S. when it became a world power

The belief that the United States should strive to become a global superpower

The belief that westward expansion of the United States was both justified and inevitable

The idea that the United States should pursue a policy of isolationism

The concept that the United States should strive to become a leader in the world

The practice of avoiding contact with other people

The practice of avoiding foreign trade

The practice of not getting involved in the affairs of other nations

The practice of maintaining a strong military

Trench warfare

Guerrilla warfare

Naval warfare

Air warfare

A period of economic growth and prosperity in the U.S.

A period of huge stock market losses, unemployment, and hunger in the U.S.

A period of increased immigration to the U.S.

A period of increased industrialization in the U.S.

The system of policies which helped the U.S. climb out of the Great Depression

The name of Franklin D. Roosevelt's political party

The name of the economic crisis that occurred in the 1930s

The name of the legislation passed to provide relief to the unemployed

Began when Germany invaded Poland

Began when Germany invaded Russia

Began when Germany invaded France

Began when Germany invaded the United States

The day that the U.S. declared war on Germany

The day that the Berlin Wall was built

The day that Japan attacked the U.S. at Pearl Harbor

The day that the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan

The murder of 6,000,000 Jewish people by Germany during World War 2

The plan to invade Arabia during WW2

The plan to create a Jewish state in Palestine

The strategy to defeat Japan during World War II

Established the League of Nations

Ended World War I and forced Germany to accept the blame for starting the war

Established the United Nations

Signed by the Allied Powers

Developed the atomic bomb for the United States

Developed the first nuclear reactor

Developed the hydrogen bomb

Developed the space shuttle

Forced Japanese-American citizens in the U.S. to relocate to internment camps

Forced Japanese-American citizens in the U.S. to relocate to Japan

Forced Japanese-American citizens in the U.S. to relocate to Russia

Forced Japanese-American citizens in the U.S. to relocate to China

The Battle of the Bulge

The Battle of Stalingrad

The invasion of Nazi occupied France by allied forces

The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

The fifth major battle of World War II

The turning point in the war Italy

The first major naval battle of the Pacific War

The decisive victory Japan over the United States

Conflict between the United Nations and the Axis Powers during World War II

Conflict between the United States and China during the Korean War

Conflict between the United States and Vietnam during the Vietnam War

Conflict between the U.S. and the Soviet Union after World War II

An organization of countries pledged to fight for each other if any of them were attacked

A type of military alliance

An international economic union

A type of political agreement

Dispute between China and Japan

Battle between the United States and Vietnam

Conflict between North Korea and South Korea

Conflict between India and Pakistan

The Korean War

The Cold War

Conflict between Communist North Vietnam and South Vietnam

The Spanish Civil War

The theory that if Vietnam fell to communism then more asian countries would aos fall to communism

The theory that if one country fell to communism then no other countries would follow suit

The idea that if one country was taken over by a foreign power, then other countries would be taken over as well

The concept that if one country was invaded, then other countries would be invaded too

Communism

Capitalism

Fascism

Socialism

The Cuban Revolution

The Bay of Pigs Invasion

When the Soviet Union placed nuclear missiles in Cuba on 90 miles away from Florida

The Berlin Wall Crisis

Leader of the civil rights movement

First man to walk on the moon

Architect of the Marshall Plan

President during the Cuban Missile Crisis

One of the first signs that the Soviet Union would soon collapse

A major event in the Cold War

An important victory for the United States

A symbol of the end of World War II

A period of economic growth

A large increase in births after World War II

A decrease in the population

A decrease in the birth rate

Upheld the Jim Crow laws in the U.S.

Established the right to vote for all citizens in the U.S.

Established separate but equal facilites for different races in the U.S.

Outlawed racial segregation in public places in the U.S.

said that all public schools must be desegregated

declared that all public schools must provide equal education

ruled that all public schools must be closed

mandated that all public schools must be racially homogenous

President of the United States

Inventor of the telephone

Founder of the NAACP

Leader the civil Rights Movement

First Black Supreme Court Justice

First African American President

First African American Nobel Prize Winner

First African American to win an Oscar

First African American to serve on the Supreme Court

First Woman to serve on the Supreme Court

First Hispanic American to serve on the Supreme Court

First Asian American to serve on the Supreme Court

First African American woman to serve on the Supreme Court

First woman to serve on the Supreme Court

First Asian American woman to serve on the Supreme Court

First Latina/Hispanic

woman to serve on the Supreme Court

U.S. president cannot declare war without the approval of congress

The United Nations has the authority to declare war

The Supreme Court has the power to declare war

The President can deploy troops without congressional approval

Led to the establishment of the United Nations

Was the result of a military coup

Marked the end of the Vietnam War

Resulted in the reunification of North and South Korea

Led to the resignation of president Richard Nixon

Involved the break-in of the Democratic National Committee headquarters

Resulted in the impeachment of President Gerald Ford

Sparked a congressional investigation

Known for the Iran-Contra Affair

Known for his role in the Cold War

Known for his tax cuts

Known for reaganomics and peace thru strength

Led to the destruction of many homes and businesses

Resulted in the displacement of thousands of people

Caused extensive flooding in the Gulf Coast region

Caused at least 800,000 people to move out of New Orleans, Louisiana