This Act forced Native Americans to divide up their land and to become more “American”.

This involves buying up companies that you rely on to operate your company

This involves buying up all of your competitors.

What was the purpose of labor unions?

What does NAACP stand for?

Segregation is the separation of

The purpose of the ___ was to fight for the social justice of ALL Americans.

Which Supreme Court case established the concept of "separate but equal"?

These were laws that enabled, or promoted, segregation

The benefits of a strong ____ was that they had more money to spend, stimulating the economy.

The major benefit of railroads was they they helped to expand ___ and provide growth opportunities.

Loss of hunting ground, forced movement, and broken treaties were all issues faced by ________ due to westward expansion.

By the early 1900s, the US had become the world's leading

Andrew Carnegie's idea that wealthy Americans had a responsibility to use their wealth to help others was called

By the 1890s, immigrants made up a significant percentage of the population in ______.

___ is applying the Theory of Evolution and natural selection to human society.

Under ___, American society believed that the best competitors would survive and, as a result, society would improve.

Who believed that the government should play a larger role in solving society's problems?

The 19th Amendment gave ___ the right to vote.

Muckrakers exposed ___ and ___ in books and news stories.

The Sherman Anti-Trust Act was created to

Who created a new political party in the 1912 election because he wanted to run as President again?

Who won the election of 1912?

What was the name of the new political party created in the 1912 election?

What is the name of the system that provided the nation with a safer, more flexible, more stable monetary system?

Which Commission was created to regulate trade during the Progressive Movement?

Name the Act that was created after the publication of The Jungle by muckraker Upton Sinclair.

How did Teddy Roosevelt's new political party affect the 1912 election?

Teddy Roosevelt and the Bull Moose Party supported

The Open-Door Policy was created to help preserve America's access to _____.

What was the mass migration of African Americans from the South to northern cities in search of jobs, better education, and more opportunities?

Which of these headlines would be an example of yellow journalism?

Which Act forced Native Americans to divide up their land, live by the laws of the US government, and give up their culture (assimilate)?

Lots of natural resources, large workforce, laissez-faire economics, and new technology are all factors that made America the largest ___ by in the 1800s.

___ are bad because they eliminate competition and they can charge whatever prices they want.

___ faced discrimination, had no support, were separated from their families, lived in poor conditions, were paid low wages, and faced deportation.

Which Act was the first time the US government restricted/excluded immigration based on a person's nationality or ethnicity?

Labor unions opposed ___ because they were afraid this group would take their jobs for less pay.

Because of the ____ Movement, the government now takes a more active role in social problems.

___ is when a larger, more powerful country exerts its influence and control over a smaller, weaker country in order to exploit their resources and obtain overseas territories.

The "Great White Fleet" was a collection of large naval ships sent around the world to show off America's

The "Great White Fleet" is an example of

Who did the US blame the sinking of the USS Maine on?

Which War started because of the sinking of the USS Maine?

___ said that the US would serve as the policing nation for Latin America, and could intervene in their affairs if they thought it was necessary.

Who said "Speak softly and carry a big stick"? (means don't push people into a fight, but be prepared to fight if necessary)

The US built the ___ to allow American ships to travel quickly between the two hemispheres (East and West) and to exert their influence in Central America.

Besides Cuba, which other country did the U.S. get involved in during the Spanish-American War?

Pick Two- which two states became a part of the US during the Progressive Era?

Who did the US purchase Alaska from?

Which events led the US to get involved in WWI?

Which document ended WWI?

The Treaty of Versailles left Germany

____ is the act of using spies to obtain enemy secrets.

___ is an agreement to stop fighting in a war until a peace agreement can be reached.

President Wilson's plan for the end of WWI was called the

Which Act said that Americans can have their freedom of speech limited by the government? (it was later found to be unconstitutional)

Which Supreme Court case said that the Sedition Act was unconstitutional?

Which type of fighting was used most during WWI?

Was the US economy booming or poor after WWI?

Who was the President during WWI?

Pick TWO- The 1920s saw an upward swing in ___ and ____.

Which of these is NOT one of Harding's plans for a Return to Normalcy?

The ___ Raids was the simultaneous arrest of suspected communists, anarchists, and radicals on January 2, 1920.

___ were arrested for suspected murder and robbery; they were found guilty, possibly because they were immigrants. (Pick TWO)

Which group gained lots of new members during the 1920s?

Which court case occurred because a teacher taught evolution in school, instead of the Creation Story?

Which of the following were on the rise with the American public during the 1920s? Pick 3

Which Amendment started Prohibition?

Which Amendment ended Prohibition?

The Volstead Act (Pick 2)