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Which President won both the Congressional Medal of Honor & the Nobel Peace Prize? |
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Which political movement called for reform in gov & were called the New Crusaders? |
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Which political movement coined the phrase "share the wealth?" |
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The Governor of Wisconsin who was considered the first progressive. |
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The central theme of Progressives was to fight ____ & demand reform in ____. |
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The term for US feeling the moral obligation to spread democracy to the Caribbean, Central America, & the Pacific. |
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The state that allowed women the right to vote first? |
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The Spanish American war vet who began the 2nd era of the KKK? |
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What does WASP stand for? |
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White Anglo Saxxon Protestant |
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Where was the first pine cross burned by the KKK? |
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Who was the first woman to refuse to give up her seat on a train? She went to Fisk and taught school in Memphis. |
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The KKK began in response to what book? |
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Birth of a Nation by D>W> Griffith |
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The Movement where a group of African Americans met in Canada to discuss civil rights issues. |
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Man who helped create the NAACP and the only Black officer on the original board. |
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Man opposed to BuBois. Wanted segregation in exchange for education, self help programs. Tuskeegee institute. |
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What does NAACP stand for? |
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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People |
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Founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association who wanted to create a black nation in Africa. |
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Who was the first Black Supreme Court Justice? |
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What is the name of the court case which states that schools cannot be segregated? |
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Brown vs Board of Education |
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Acts of journalists exposing politician's private lives to prevent their political success. |
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Three things Wilson did - |
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Created the Selective Service Act. Signed the 16th Amendment. Created the Federal Trade Commission. |
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List the Central Powers - |
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Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria |
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France, Russia, Great Britain, Serbia, Japan, Italy and the US |
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World War One is also called --- |
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What happened to the Lusitania and the Sussex? |
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Both were sunk by German U-Boats |
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The US told Germany to stop attacking ships or they would break off negotiations with Germany. |
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Who were in the election of 1916? |
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Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Charles Hudgins. |
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Led to the US involvement in WWI. Germans wanted German/Mexican alliance. Promised Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. |
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What helped promote US involvement in the war - used by what group. |
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propaganda - the Committee on public information |
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Who was head of the Food and Drug Administration? |
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The Selective Service Act allowed the government the right to ---. |
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draft individuals into military service |
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Wilson's first attempt to settle peace negotiations with Germany. |
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Wilson's international organization that would provide world security. |
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Senator who opposed the Fourteen Points AND the League of Nations. |
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The second settlement to bring peace at WWI. |
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Who was in the election of 1920? |
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What brought Adolf Hitler to power? |
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Anger over Wilson's idealism - economy failed. Fourteen Points |
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Name the four areas Germany lost in the treaty. |
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Rheinland, Alsace Lorraine, Sudetenland, and Silesia |
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What does NAZI stand for? |
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National Socialist German Workers Party |
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Describe Warren Harding's administration. |
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The fact that several of Harding's cabinet members stole money from the government was called the --- |
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