What were the major factors contributing to industrialization and urbanization during this period?

Which subtopic focuses on the movement of people into the United States during this period?

What were the main reasons for immigration and migration during this period?

Which movement aimed to address social and political issues through reforms during this period?

What were some key areas of focus for the Progressive Era reforms?

Which movement fought for women's right to vote during this period?

When did women in the United States finally gain the right to vote?

Who was a prominent leader in the women's suffrage movement?

What impact did the women's suffrage movement have on American society?

What were the major factors contributing to industrialization and urbanization during this period?

Who was a prominent leader in the women's suffrage movement?

What were some key areas of focus for the Progressive Era reforms?

What were some key areas of focus for the Progressive Era reforms?

When did women in the United States finally gain the right to vote?

Who was a prominent leader in the women's suffrage movement?

The main reason for the passage of the American Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 was to:

What were the main reasons for immigration and migration during this period?

Which subtopic focuses on the movement of people into the United States during this period?

When did women in the United States finally gain the right to vote?

The foreign policy of Theodore Roosevelt

The foreign policy of William Howard Taft

The foreign policy of Woodrow Wilson

This group advocated for women's suffrage by using the referendum process:

The Progressive program of Theodore Roosevelt was called:

The Progressive program of Woodrow Wilson was called:

The platform of Theodore Roosevelt's Bull Moose Party was called:

This group helped African-Americans find jobs and housing opportunities:

This group fought segregation laws in the courts:

This Progressive Writer exposed the working conditions in the meat packing industry in his book "The Jungle."

This Progressive Writer exposed John D. Rockefeller's tactics in forming the Standard Oil trust:

This Progressive Writer exposed political corruption in the cities:

He was a labor organizer and head of the Socialist Party:

This amendment led to the direct election of senators by the people:

This amendment led to national prohibition of alcohol:

This amendment granted women's suffrage (voting rights):

Which of the following nations did the U.S. NOT control after the Spanish-American War?

Which nation is still a protectorate of the U.S?

The Election of 1912 featured 3 candidates. Which one was the candidate of the Progressive Party?

The Election of 1912 featured 3 candidates. Which one was the candidate of the Republican Party?

The Election of 1912 featured 3 candidates. Which one was the candidate of the Democratic Party?

The Election of 1912 featured 3 candidates. Who was the winner of the election?

This foreign policy was an update of the Monroe Doctrine and announced America's intent to intervene in the military, economic and politcal affairs of Latin America. It was also known as "Speak softly and carry a big stick":

This foreign policy tried to encourage economic investment and less on military intervention:

This foreign policy tried to encourage democracy and investment in Latin American economies:

This foreign policy built the Panama Canal but led to 20 years of war in Latin America:

This foreign policy tried to help build railroads in China and encourage the end of a corrupt regime in Nicaragua:

This foreign policy tried to help build railroads in China and encourage the end of a corrupt regime in Nicaragua:

This foreign policy tried to Mexico but failed because the President and U.S. businesses each backed a different leader. It led to Civil War, Pancho Villa raids and U.S. military intervention:

This foreign policy tried to help build railroads in China and encourage the end of a corrupt regime in Nicaragua:

This foreign policy tried to help build railroads in China and encourage the end of a corrupt regime in Nicaragua:

This foreign policy tried to help build railroads in China and encourage the end of a corrupt regime in Nicaragua:

This foreign policy tried to help build railroads in China and encourage the end of a corrupt regime in Nicaragua:

This organization sought a total ban or phohibition of alcohol

Temperance means:

He believed forests should be preserved and left untouched.

He believed forests should be conserved and made available to public use.

He was the first head of the United States Forest Service.

The Supreme Court case that ruled that segregation was legal:

Who would agree with this argument? Surplus goods and crops could be sold to overseas markets.

Who would agree with this argument? Expansion would provide opporunities to refuel and gain fresh supplies.

Who would agree with this argument? Certain nations are inferior and need to be civilized and taught Christianity.

Who would agree with this argument? We needed to remove raw materials to gain an advantage over other powerful empires

He wrote the Frontier Thesis calling upon Americans to expand west to regain their pioneer spirit:

He wrote the Influence of Sea Power Upon History urging the U.S. to build a navy to protect it's empire:

The leader of American planters who urged the annexation of Hawaii:

She argued for women to have access to birth control

U.S. Navy Admiral who opened up Japan to U.S. trade:

Revolutionary leader of Cuba. His writings found a sympathetic audience in the U.S. and started America's desire to go to war against Spain