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Ch. 1-10Ch. 1-10

1. African Americans can vote2. New states could vote to be admitted as

free or slave as slave states3. Separate but equal, racism is legal4. Laws that separated races (dejure)5. Process of buying out suppliers, to control

raw materials and transportation6. New York City’s City Hall/political machine,

Boss Tweed7. The use of political power for personal gain

8.8. The journey for slaves from Africa to the The journey for slaves from Africa to the AmericasAmericas

9.9. President Jackson called it the spoils President Jackson called it the spoils system. It gave those people that system. It gave those people that supported politicians government jobs.supported politicians government jobs.

10.10. Chinese Exclusion Act (1882)Chinese Exclusion Act (1882)11.11. Horizontal IntegrationHorizontal Integration12.12. Delivery of goods to people who lived in Delivery of goods to people who lived in

rural areas by mailrural areas by mail13.13. ..14.14. Jonathan EdwardsJonathan Edwards15.15. Limited women’s working hours to 10 per Limited women’s working hours to 10 per

DayDay

16. Favoring native born people over foreigners and immigrants

17. Pure Food and Drug Act18. Upton Sinclair, meat packing industry19. Community centers to help

immigrants transition into American culture

20. Founder of Chicago Hull House21. The idea that people in America

Americanize (assimilate) to one common culture.

22. Recent arrived immigrants23. Limited the immigrants that were allowed to come

live in the United States from Japan24. Credit Mobilier25. He believed black racism would end once black

people acquired skills, Tuskegee University26. Regulated railroad companies service charges 27. Founded the Red Cross28. Former slaves who moved from the south to

Kansas29. Law that gave land to American families to settle

in the Great Plains30. The exchange of paper currency for gold and

silver31. The exchange of paper currency for gold32. Sold by France, Land West of the Mississippi

River, sold in 1803, for $ 15 million33. Located in Utah marks the point where the

Central Pacific Railroad and the Union Pacific Railroad company met

34.34. To assimilate the Native Americans, giving To assimilate the Native Americans, giving them land to settle on and live in them land to settle on and live in permanentlypermanently

35.35. Invented the light bulbInvented the light bulb36.36. Bully Pulpit- a high ranking, powerful govt. Bully Pulpit- a high ranking, powerful govt.

position, Teddy Rooseveltposition, Teddy Roosevelt37.37. Federal income taxFederal income tax38.38. The first British violent attack on colonistThe first British violent attack on colonist39.39. Thomas JeffersonThomas Jefferson40.40. CA admitted as free state, popular CA admitted as free state, popular

sovereignty, and, Fugitive Slave Act sovereignty, and, Fugitive Slave Act 41.41. Divides the power to rule the government Divides the power to rule the government

equally in the three branches of equally in the three branches of government government

42.42. 1 slave= 1 slave= 3/53/5 of a person- 5 slaves= 3 people of a person- 5 slaves= 3 people 43.43. FranceFrance44.44. Scientific managementScientific management45.45. Life, liberty, propertyLife, liberty, property46.46. Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Burns, Carrie Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Burns, Carrie

Chapman CattChapman Catt47.47. Christian religious revivalChristian religious revival48.48. Founded the NAACPFounded the NAACP49.49. African Americans are not citizens they are African Americans are not citizens they are

propertyproperty50.50. Allowed poor whites to vote exempt them Allowed poor whites to vote exempt them

from poll taxes, literacy tests, property from poll taxes, literacy tests, property ownershipownership

51.51. Yellow journalismYellow journalism52.52. Cherokee, relocated to reservation campsCherokee, relocated to reservation camps

53.53. Led by Brigham Young, Salt Lake CityLed by Brigham Young, Salt Lake City54.54. States RightsStates Rights55.55. It was Americans God given right to It was Americans God given right to

expand Westexpand West56.56. Connected the East and West coastConnected the East and West coast57.57. Chinese, Irish, MexicanChinese, Irish, Mexican58.58. National Association for the Advancement National Association for the Advancement

of Colored Peopleof Colored People59.59. U.S claims official rights to the Western U.S claims official rights to the Western

HemisphereHemisphere60.60. Assembly lineAssembly line61.61. Unequal distribution of wealth, equality Unequal distribution of wealth, equality

and workers rightsand workers rights

62.62. Oil industry monopolyOil industry monopoly63.63. To help the poor in citiesTo help the poor in cities64.64. Government needs to stay out of business Government needs to stay out of business

affairsaffairs65.65. Explored and mapped the Louisiana Territory Explored and mapped the Louisiana Territory 66.66. ImpressmentsImpressments67.67. Journalist who exposed political and economic Journalist who exposed political and economic

corruptioncorruption68.68. SkipSkip69.69. President Andrew Jackson’s version of President Andrew Jackson’s version of

patronagepatronage70.70. Lexington and ConcordLexington and Concord71.71. Thomas PaineThomas Paine72.72. Declare War, borrow money, set weights and Declare War, borrow money, set weights and

measurements, establish postal servicemeasurements, establish postal service

73.73. Senator electionsSenator elections74.74. Opportunist (economic and political) who Opportunist (economic and political) who

moved form the North to the South after the moved form the North to the South after the Civil WarCivil War

75.75. Protecting social welfare, creating economic Protecting social welfare, creating economic reform, fostering efficiency in the workplace, reform, fostering efficiency in the workplace, promoting moral improvementpromoting moral improvement

76.76. The AntifederalistsThe Antifederalists77.77. To prevent the Southern whites from losing To prevent the Southern whites from losing

political and economic powerpolitical and economic power78.78. Madison v. MarburyMadison v. Marbury79.79. Immigration processing center East coastImmigration processing center East coast80.80. Steel and elevatorsSteel and elevators81.81. Immigration processing center in the West Immigration processing center in the West

coast’coast’

82.82. Wrote Wrote Uncle Tom’s CabinUncle Tom’s Cabin 83. Underground railroad84. Recall85. Founders of New England, protestants86. led by a holding company (buy out company’s

stock)87. Monopoly created by a merger, Trust a holding

company buys out stock88. Barbed wire89. Outlawed monopolies90. Subways, skyscrapers, suspension bridges, and

roads91. Slum apartment buildings, poor immigrants92. To politically control major cities93. Labor union leader, organized the United Mine

Workers of America94. Drought, expense of new machinery

95.95. Farming landFarming land

96.96. Farmer’s political partyFarmer’s political party

97.97. Ended slaveryEnded slavery

98.98. Former slaves are given citizenshipFormer slaves are given citizenship

99.99. Exchange of goods from America, Exchange of goods from America, Europe and AfricaEurope and Africa

100.100.Immigrants, they got help form the Immigrants, they got help form the Political MachinesPolitical Machines

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1.1. Spanish American WarSpanish American War2.2. The United States negotiated an agreement that The United States negotiated an agreement that

China would be allowed to remain open for tradeChina would be allowed to remain open for trade3.3. Spanish foreign minister criticizes President Spanish foreign minister criticizes President

McKinleyMcKinley4.4. It was blown up in CubaIt was blown up in Cuba5.5. The use of the NavyThe use of the Navy6.6. It added the guns to the Monroe DoctrineIt added the guns to the Monroe Doctrine7.7. Foraker ActForaker Act8.8. Wanted access to the Panama CanalWanted access to the Panama Canal9.9. Dollar DiplomacyDollar Diplomacy10.10. President Woodrow Wilson’s foreign policy on how President Woodrow Wilson’s foreign policy on how

to spread our influence and maintain in the worldto spread our influence and maintain in the world11.11. Platt AmendmentPlatt Amendment12.12. ProhibitionProhibition13.13. Woman’s suffrageWoman’s suffrage

14.14. Opened the Western front, beginning of Opened the Western front, beginning of the end for Germanythe end for Germany

15.15. Pearl HarborPearl Harbor16.16. Soviet union, U.S., Italy, Germany, Spain, Soviet union, U.S., Italy, Germany, Spain,

U.S., England, France, Japan, U.S.U.S., England, France, Japan, U.S.17.17. First female in a president cabinet positionFirst female in a president cabinet position18.18. Money to help poor peopleMoney to help poor people19.19. Buying on margin, buying on credit, high Buying on margin, buying on credit, high

tariffs, the dust bowl, slow down after WWItariffs, the dust bowl, slow down after WWI20.20. Over production of the land, drought, high Over production of the land, drought, high

windswinds21.21. WWI veterans their govt. bonus to be paid WWI veterans their govt. bonus to be paid

in advancein advance

22.22. The New DealThe New Deal23.23. Register for the draftRegister for the draft24.24. Moved to the North to find jobs in factoriesMoved to the North to find jobs in factories25.25. Hunt to find communist spies in America Hunt to find communist spies in America

after WWIafter WWI26.26. England, France & U.S. AllianceEngland, France & U.S. Alliance27.27. Agricultural Adjustment ActAgricultural Adjustment Act28.28. John SteinbeckJohn Steinbeck29.29. Banking & finance reformed, govt. takes Banking & finance reformed, govt. takes

active role in the economy, workers active role in the economy, workers benefits increase (social security), and benefits increase (social security), and conservation efforts continue to preserve conservation efforts continue to preserve the environment.the environment.

22.22. Charles LindberghCharles Lindbergh23.23. The policy of giving into the demands The policy of giving into the demands

of an aggressorof an aggressor24.24. Pearl HarborPearl Harbor25.25. Lend-Lease ActLend-Lease Act26.26. The Battle of the BulgeThe Battle of the Bulge27.27. Everything, the U.S., allocate all scarce Everything, the U.S., allocate all scarce

resources to support the war effort.resources to support the war effort.28.28. Machine gun, tanks, airplanes, gasMachine gun, tanks, airplanes, gas29.29. HolocaustHolocaust30.30. The war effort at home during WWIIThe war effort at home during WWII

39.39. Japanese suicide pilotsJapanese suicide pilots40.40. U.S. merchant ships escorted by battle U.S. merchant ships escorted by battle

ships and destroyers for protection from ships and destroyers for protection from German u-boatsGerman u-boats

41.41. Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy 42.42. Militarism, alliance system, imperialism, Militarism, alliance system, imperialism,

nationalismnationalism43.43. Germans invented the submarinesGermans invented the submarines44.44. Woodrow Wilson (US) Georges Woodrow Wilson (US) Georges

Clemenceau (France) David Lloyd George Clemenceau (France) David Lloyd George (UK) Vittorio Orlando (Italy)(UK) Vittorio Orlando (Italy)

45.45. International peace keeping organizationInternational peace keeping organization46.46. The U.S. Congress, isolationismThe U.S. Congress, isolationism47.47. Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti 48.48. 1818thth Amendment (Volstead Act), outlaw Amendment (Volstead Act), outlaw

49.49. Illegal barsIllegal bars50.50. Infamous Chicago bootlegger Infamous Chicago bootlegger 51.51. President Harding’s administration involved President Harding’s administration involved

in political corruption scandalin political corruption scandal52.52. Red ScareRed Scare53.53. John T. ScopesJohn T. Scopes54.54. Appeasement policyAppeasement policy55.55. Independent, challenged American status Independent, challenged American status

quo quo 56.56. Issei- first immigrant generation, nisei first Issei- first immigrant generation, nisei first

American born generationAmerican born generation57.57. rural areas in Californiarural areas in California58.58. Germans against the Jewish in EuropeGermans against the Jewish in Europe

59.59. The belief that women are held to higher social The belief that women are held to higher social and moral standards than men in the 1920s.and moral standards than men in the 1920s.

60.60. Labor shortage in the agricultural industryLabor shortage in the agricultural industry61.61. Hollywood, Detroit, Manhattan, New OrleansHollywood, Detroit, Manhattan, New Orleans62.62. Leader of the Leader of the Back to Africa Movement Back to Africa Movement 63. Harlem Renaissance64. German govt. asked Mexico to invade the U.S.

during WWI65. Great Depression/ WWII66. Buying stock on margin67. Women and mine workers68. The decline in demand for farmer’s products after

the war69. Social Security Act 70. Did not provide direct relief

71. Bank failures, unemployment,72. Federal Exchange Commission73. Bank Holiday, he closed all banks74. Government spending money it doesn’t

have, puts the U.S. in debt75. Native Americans who helped fight the war

in the Pacific, during WWII 76. Women who worked in factories during

WWII77. Harry S. Truman78. End the war as soon as possible and spare

American and Japanese lives79. Hiroshima and Nagasaki

80.80. Women, they got opportunities to work in Women, they got opportunities to work in non-traditional women jobsnon-traditional women jobs

81.81. The Tuskegee Airmen or the 99The Tuskegee Airmen or the 99thth Pursuit Pursuit Squadron Squadron

82.82. Island HoppingIsland Hopping83.83. 6/6/1944, 12/7/1941, 8/6/1945/, 8/9/19456/6/1944, 12/7/1941, 8/6/1945/, 8/9/194584.84. England, U.S. Soviet Union, FranceEngland, U.S. Soviet Union, France85.85. Atomic bomb projectAtomic bomb project86.86. Japan and the War in the PacificJapan and the War in the Pacific87.87. Land between enemy trenches, WWILand between enemy trenches, WWI88.88. Battle of StalingradBattle of Stalingrad89.89. Louis ArmstrongLouis Armstrong90.90. Battle of the BulgeBattle of the Bulge

91.91. The Invasion of North AfricaThe Invasion of North Africa92.92. Germany, Italy and JapanGermany, Italy and Japan93.93. Bomb, tanks, troops/ GermansBomb, tanks, troops/ Germans94.94. To set prices during WWII to prevent inflationTo set prices during WWII to prevent inflation95.95. The last ditch effort by the Germans to The last ditch effort by the Germans to

invade Englandinvade England96.96. WWIIWWII97.97. Mexican-Americans claiming their identity Mexican-Americans claiming their identity

led to race riots in LA.led to race riots in LA.98.98. She advised her husband FDR on civil rights She advised her husband FDR on civil rights

issues issues Domestic IssuesDomestic Issues99.99. The German and Soviet agreement for peaceThe German and Soviet agreement for peace100.100.To maintain world peace after WWIITo maintain world peace after WWII

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1. Short shortage of labor needed workers1. Short shortage of labor needed workers2. Leader of the Civil Rights Movement and 2. Leader of the Civil Rights Movement and

founder of SCLCfounder of SCLC3. Southern Christian Leadership 3. Southern Christian Leadership

Conference, founded by Dr. KingConference, founded by Dr. King4. Sit-ins4. Sit-ins5. sit-ins, marches, picket signs, non-violent, 5. sit-ins, marches, picket signs, non-violent,

boycotts strategiesboycotts strategies6. Lee Harvey Oswald was the assassin6. Lee Harvey Oswald was the assassin7. suburbs- areas away from the cities7. suburbs- areas away from the cities8. Health care for the elderly 8. Health care for the elderly 9. End poverty and racial injustice9. End poverty and racial injustice

10. Senator Joseph McCarthy10. Senator Joseph McCarthy

11. Low interest loans, unemployment for 1 11. Low interest loans, unemployment for 1 yr., paid for college tuitionyr., paid for college tuition

12. Artists and writers, the youth and non 12. Artists and writers, the youth and non conformists conformists

13. National Aeronautics Space 13. National Aeronautics Space AdministrationAdministration

14. Ended segregation in public 14. Ended segregation in public transportationtransportation

15. To provide protection for their own 15. To provide protection for their own communitycommunity

16. The campaign to register A.A. voters in 16. The campaign to register A.A. voters in Mississippi by white college studentsMississippi by white college students

17. Television17. Television18. Stokely Carmichael18. Stokely Carmichael19. Provided economic assistance to 19. Provided economic assistance to

countries in Western Europe after WWII in countries in Western Europe after WWII in efforts to resist the spread of communismefforts to resist the spread of communism

20. Truman Doctrine20. Truman Doctrine21. International peace keeping organization 21. International peace keeping organization

after WWIIafter WWII22. Domino Theory22. Domino Theory23.Executed for treason and espionage 23.Executed for treason and espionage 24. Leader of the Soviet Union post-WWII24. Leader of the Soviet Union post-WWII25. Led the communist scare post WWII25. Led the communist scare post WWII

26. Nuclear meltdown, in Harrisburg, 26. Nuclear meltdown, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (1979)Pennsylvania (1979)

27. Leader of the UN troops during the 27. Leader of the UN troops during the Korean WarKorean War

28. First American president of the Cold War.28. First American president of the Cold War.29. The future for Europe and Germany29. The future for Europe and Germany30. (1954) outlawed segregation30. (1954) outlawed segregation31. President of the United States 31. President of the United States 32. North Atlantic Treaty Organization32. North Atlantic Treaty Organization33. U2 Spy Plane shot down by the Russians33. U2 Spy Plane shot down by the Russians34. Art about current interests and figures34. Art about current interests and figures35. Pesticides were killing the wildlife, chain 35. Pesticides were killing the wildlife, chain

reactionreaction36. Vice President of Reagan 36. Vice President of Reagan

37. Novelist of the Beat Movement wrote 37. Novelist of the Beat Movement wrote On the RoadOn the Road ( 1957) ( 1957)

38.First A.A. professional baseball player 38.First A.A. professional baseball player for the best team everfor the best team ever

39. John Fitzgerald Kennedy39. John Fitzgerald Kennedy40. Protested govt. involvement in 40. Protested govt. involvement in

Vietnam, Vietnam, make love not warmake love not war, free love, , free love, cared about the environment, lived in cared about the environment, lived in communes, experimented with drugscommunes, experimented with drugs

41. Haight & Ashbury, San Francisco, CA41. Haight & Ashbury, San Francisco, CA42. Lyndon Baines Johnson42. Lyndon Baines Johnson

43. Communist Leader of Cuba43. Communist Leader of Cuba

44. War to fight the spread of 44. War to fight the spread of Communism, 38Communism, 38thth parallel parallel

45. 24/7 327days air campaign to deliver 45. 24/7 327days air campaign to deliver essential goods to West Berlin after the essential goods to West Berlin after the Berlin Blockade.Berlin Blockade.

46. Cookie cutter homes built in the 46. Cookie cutter homes built in the 1950’s1950’s

47. An attempt to overthrow Castro, was 47. An attempt to overthrow Castro, was an embarrassing failure for the U.S.an embarrassing failure for the U.S.

48. Eliminated poll taxes and literacy tests 48. Eliminated poll taxes and literacy tests

49. Made discrimination illegal49. Made discrimination illegal50. Was used as a last ditch effort to prevent 50. Was used as a last ditch effort to prevent

the Russians from delivering nuclear the Russians from delivering nuclear missiles to the Cubansmissiles to the Cubans

51. General term used to describe the 51. General term used to describe the political and military tension between the political and military tension between the U.S. and the Soviet UnionU.S. and the Soviet Union

52. Active, violent organization during the 52. Active, violent organization during the Civil Rights MovementCivil Rights Movement

53. Outspoken leader of the Nation of Islam53. Outspoken leader of the Nation of Islam54. Tonkin Gulf Resolutions54. Tonkin Gulf Resolutions55.Did not know the country very well, the 55.Did not know the country very well, the

will and determination of the Vietnamese, will and determination of the Vietnamese, distancedistance

56. War lasted a long time, people didn’t 56. War lasted a long time, people didn’t understand why we were there, My Lai, understand why we were there, My Lai, draft, govt. lied, T.V.draft, govt. lied, T.V.

57. 1968 Tet Offensive57. 1968 Tet Offensive58. Wanted to prevent communism 58. Wanted to prevent communism

from spreading to the South and from spreading to the South and other SE Asian countriesother SE Asian countries

59. National Organization for Women59. National Organization for Women60. American Indian Movement60. American Indian Movement61. Abortion is legal up to the 361. Abortion is legal up to the 3rdrd

month of pregnancymonth of pregnancy62. President Nixon’s CREEPs were 62. President Nixon’s CREEPs were

caught wiring the HQ for the caught wiring the HQ for the Democratic party’s campaign. Democratic party’s campaign.

63. Israel, Egypt, and the United States63. Israel, Egypt, and the United States64.EPA Environmental Protection Agency64.EPA Environmental Protection Agency65.Hippies65.Hippies66. Lost support from the Republicans, 66. Lost support from the Republicans,

Impeachment, lied to the American peopleImpeachment, lied to the American people67.Gerald Ford67.Gerald Ford68. Stagflation68. Stagflation69. Organization of Petroleum Exporting 69. Organization of Petroleum Exporting

CountriesCountries70. Independent Latino political movement 70. Independent Latino political movement

(1970)(1970)71.Leader of The United Farm Workers 71.Leader of The United Farm Workers

Organizing Committee United Farm Workers Organizing Committee United Farm Workers Organizing Committee, migrant farmers, Organizing Committee, migrant farmers, Latino and Filipino peopleLatino and Filipino people

72. Nonviolent boycotts, fasting, educating72. Nonviolent boycotts, fasting, educating

73. Budget cuts, tax cuts, increase 73. Budget cuts, tax cuts, increase defense spendingdefense spending

74. Military74. Military75. Ease Cold War tension by focusing 75. Ease Cold War tension by focusing

on countries that posed a threaton countries that posed a threat76. Political realism, consider war on 76. Political realism, consider war on

power of nation not on moral groundspower of nation not on moral grounds77. Ended the quota system on 77. Ended the quota system on

immigration based on nationalityimmigration based on nationality78. Leader of Communist North 78. Leader of Communist North

VietnamVietnam79. Strategic Arms Limitation Talks79. Strategic Arms Limitation Talks80. North invaded the South80. North invaded the South

81. August 1969 upstate NY lasted for 3 days81. August 1969 upstate NY lasted for 3 days

82. Communist guerilla soldiers in South 82. Communist guerilla soldiers in South VietnamVietnam

83. The United Farm Workers Organizing 83. The United Farm Workers Organizing Committee Committee

84. Author of the 84. Author of the Feminine MysticFeminine Mystic

85. The cutting back of federal regulation of 85. The cutting back of federal regulation of an industryan industry

86. Equal Rights Amendment86. Equal Rights Amendment

87. People involved in the Watergate scandal87. People involved in the Watergate scandal

88. Discrimination of non-minorities, 88. Discrimination of non-minorities, affirmative actionaffirmative action

89. Policy that required special consideration 89. Policy that required special consideration be given to minorities by employers and be given to minorities by employers and education institutionseducation institutions

90. Kent State University 90. Kent State University

91. To limit the power of the president to go 91. To limit the power of the president to go to war to war

92. August 1969 upstate NY lasted for 3 92. August 1969 upstate NY lasted for 3 daysdays

93. Elected as the American President after 93. Elected as the American President after the Watergate scandal for the Democratic the Watergate scandal for the Democratic Party.Party.