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| a mixture of European music and African religious songs that became popular in the 1920's |
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| a period of "hard times" when many Missourians lost their life savings and jobs |
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| a refusal to buy from a business |
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| a tense period of time during the 1950s between the Soviet Union and the United States |
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| gave a famous "Iron Curtain" speech in Missouri |
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| led over 1 million soldiers in Europe during World War II |
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| led the American troops in Europe during World War I |
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| led the boycott against the Jefferson City Bank because they refused to hire African Americans |
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| inventions from the 1920s |
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| shares, or parts, of ownership in a company |
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| the change in the Constitution that gave American women the right to vote |
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| the first time in history that countries around the world were at war with each other |
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| the program started by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to help struggling Americans get back on their feet |
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| the rights of every citizen |
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| the side in World War I led by Great Britain, France, and Russia |
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| the side in World War I that included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey |
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| the side in World War II led by Great Britain, France, China, and the Soviet Union |
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| the term used to describe the separation of Communist and free countries in Europe |
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| the war that broke out in Asia in the 1960s |
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| the war that broke out in Europe and Asia at the end of the Great Depression |
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| to separate people because of race |
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| was President of the United States |
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