Fear of the spread of communism and anarchism in the United States.

A series of raids during the Red Scare which sought to arrest suspected communists and anarchists. Ultimately it became a symbol of anti-immigrant hysteria during the Red Scare.

A government system which places a maximum number of immigrants allowed into the country from certain foreign nations.

Amendment to the United States Constitution which prohibited the sale, transportation, or distribution of alcohol.

Amendment to the United States Constitution giving women the right to vote.

Automobile produced by the Ford Motor Company which revolutionized the factory system through the use of the assembly line and became the first affordable automobile.

A process by which workers put together a product in a series of small, repeatable steps in a highly efficient, and profitable, manner.

African-American music, artistic, and literary movement which promoted the culture, and significance, and the African-American in the United States.

Music originated from African-American society during the early 20th Century.

Attorney General of the United States during The Red Scare whose tactics intimidated Americans and violated some of their rights.

Owner of the Ford Motor Company whose introduction of the assembly line revolutionized the factory system and made the automobile more economically available to all Americans.

Famous poet and author during the Harlem Renaissance.

Famous jazz musician and ambassador of jazz music and African-Americans.

This amendment was created in 1919. It prohibits the sale, transportation, or distribution of alcohol.

This amendment was created in 1920. It gives women the right to vote.

This amendment was created in 1933. It repeals the 18th Amendment to the United States Constitution.

A series of raids during the Red Scare which sought to arrest suspected communists and anarchists. Ultimately it became a symbol of anti-immigrant hysteria during the Red Scare.

African-American music, artistic, and literary movement which promoted the culture, and significance, and the African-American in the United States.

His introduction of the assembly line revolutionized the factory system and made the automobile more economically available to all Americans.

Which group of Americans generally failed to experience the prosperity of the 1920s in America (struggled during the 1920s)?

Which factor contributed to the Red Scare in the United States during the 1920s?

Henry Ford was able to offer his Model T Ford at an affordable price because of

The period of mass movement of African Americans in the early 20th Century from the South to Northern cities.

What did the "flapper" represent for women in the 1920s?

The intent of the United States immigration laws of the 1920s was to...

Which of the following was a policy toward immigration in the 1920s?

Besides being anti-black; the Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s was also against what group/s?

A major weakness in the prosperity of the 1920s is that it was...

How many votes did each state have in Congress under the Articles?

What majority was needed to pass legislation under the Articles?

Under the Articles, where did citizens pay taxes?

Who led the 1786 farmers’ uprising known as Shays’ Rebellion?

What grievance triggered Shays’ Rebellion?

What political effect did Shays’ Rebellion have?

When and where was the Constitutional Convention?

Who presided over the Constitutional Convention?

Who is called the “Father of the Constitution”?

What helped finalize adoption of the Constitution?

What were the two major strengths of the Articles of Confederation?

What did the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 establish?

What major social policy did the Northwest Ordinance include?

Why did colonists prefer a weak central government after the Revolution?

Which thinker influenced separation of powers?

What system prevents any branch from dominating?

Which plan favored large states?

Which plan favored small states?

What settled the issue of representation?

What did the Three-Fifths Compromise decide?

With the influence of industry, the North had a number of cities with manufacturing and large populations. This describes:

Plantations found along major rivers were able to ship products to ports thus reducing the need for warehouses and major cities. This describes:

Who was originally offered command of the Union’s Army of the Potomac and leadership of the Union Army?

Why did Robert E. Lee decline command of the Union Army and instead chose to lead the Confederate Army?

At which battle did Thomas J. Jackson earn his nickname “Stonewall”?

Why was Vicksburg a turning point for the Union and General Ulysses S. Grant?

Controlling the Mississippi River was part of which Union strategy?

Where did Robert E. Lee surrender to Grant?

What was the goal of “total war”?

Sherman’s “March to the Sea” campaign utilizing war tactics primarily affected which states?

Single bloodiest day in American military history in Maryland on September 17, 1862. It was a Union victory. (Fill in the blank: Name the battle)

Which battle is known as the Battle of Antietam?

Opening battle of the Civil War, fought in South Carolina in April 1861. It was a Confederate victory.

Turning point of the Civil War; bloodiest battle of the Civil War in Pennsylvania on July 1863. It was a Union victory.

It called for an end to slavery and indentured servitude in the United States…

It declared that all people born or naturalized in the United States are considered citizens…

It was to provide voting rights to former male slaves…

Presidential (executive) order issued by Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863, which would free slaves in Confederate territory.

Commander of the Union troops in the Western Theater. Later led Union troops through Georgia and South Carolina in the “March to the Sea” campaign.

Reconstruction policy of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson that promoted a lenient plan.

System in which farm workers leased land to former slaves and poor whites while controlling most aspects of production.

Speech delivered by Abraham Lincoln to dedicate a cemetery to the fallen victims of the Battle of Gettysburg.

64. Seen as the end of the period of Reconstruction.

Which of the following is associated with the end of Reconstruction?

Supreme Court ruling that African-Americans were not citizens and that Congress could not ban slavery in the territories.

What do the Wilmot Proviso, “Bleeding Kansas”, and Harper's Ferry have in common?

The Compromise of 1877…

An action from which all similar future actions will be related to or based upon.

An attack on federal tax officials by Pennsylvania farmers as a reaction to taxes placed on whiskey which damaged their profits.

A precedent set by Washington whereby he warned about the divisiveness of political parties and creating political alliances with foreign nations.

Political party with aims to have a strong central government to secure the nation's economy.

Political party that wanted a limited central government to retain power by states and individuals.

Process by which the president is elected from a group of uniquely selected representatives known as "electors."

A group of two laws that placed restrictions on immigrants and punished those who challenged the national government.

Concept that states have the right to void, or ignore, a federal law it deems as unconstitutional.

Thomas Jefferson elected president after tying Aaron Burr. Decision was made in the House of Representatives with Hamilton’s help.

Incident in which three French officials demanded bribes in exchange for meeting the French foreign minister.

Decisive victory against the British led by American General Andrew Jackson.

A $15 million real estate purchase from France which doubled the size of the United States.

A government funded exploration of the Louisiana Territory.

Forcible taking of a person to make them work on board a ship.

War between Great Britain and the United States over British impressment of American sailors.

Stated foreign policy that closed off European colonization in the Western Hemisphere.

American general at the decisive Battle of New Orleans.

Louisiana Purchase occurred during his administration.

Secretary of Treasury under George Washington.

Vice President during George Washington’s presidency.

Author of the Star Spangled Banner.

An attack on federal tax officials by Pennsylvania farmers as a reaction to taxes placed on whiskey which damaged their profits.

Ended the War of 1812.

Which of these is not a precedent set by George Washington?

Amendment giving women the right to vote

Reform movement leading to national Prohibition

Roosevelt Corollary: discouraging European interference in Western Hemisphere

President during WWI

The vast Pacific creates logistical issues for conducting war against Japan.

The struggle to regain Europe from Nazi Germany and Italy.

Perhaps the greatest battleground of World War II was the battle to outproduce the Axis Powers.

Located in Hawaii, this U.S. naval base was attacked on December 7, 1941.

American military strategy to take strategic islands closer to Japan.

Secret research project to develop the atomic bomb.

Group of nations including the United States, Great Britain, France, and the Soviet Union.

Name given for the Allied invasion at Normandy, France.

Supreme Court ruling which upheld the U.S. government’s right to imprison Japanese Americans during WWII.

Prime Minister of Great Britain during World War II.

American general and Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, later U.S. President.

Civil rights organization led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., advocating nonviolent tactics.

Civil rights organization famous for sit-ins; comprised of college students.

Series of trips on public buses to challenge segregation in the South.

Movement emphasizing African American pride and authority.

Famous letter defending non-violent civil rights protest by Martin Luther King, Jr.

Organized march in Washington, D.C. (1963) advocating for African American rights.

Federal agency tasked with gathering foreign information for U.S. security.

Failed invasion of Cuba to overthrow Fidel Castro (1961).

Longest war in American history to that time, to stop communism in Southeast Asia.

Communist rebels in South Vietnam.

Legislation banning discrimination based on race, religion, sex, or nationality.

Legislation prohibiting voting discrimination on the basis of race.

Combined domestic programs under Lyndon B. Johnson to provide social welfare.

1. Period of tension between the United States and the Soviet Union without any military battles.

American foreign policy to prevent the spread of communism through financial aid.

Cold War policy of the United States to prevent the spread of communism.

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is an alliance for mutual military support.

American foreign policy to provide aid to European nations after WWII.

Line of latitude separating North and South Korea.

War between communist North Korea and non-communist South Korea.

First man-made satellite to be put into orbit (1957, USSR).

Vice President under FDR who became President and decided to drop atomic bombs on Japan.

Japanese city and site of the first atomic bomb dropped.

Why did Japan hope to gain control of the Pacific?

Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, on December 8, 1941, the U.S.…

During WWII, the U.S. strategy to defeat Japan in the Pacific was…

Defense industry jobs led many African Americans to…

Most notable leader of the civil rights movement in the U.S.

Worked with United Farm Workers to hold strikes and boycotts.