History test 9 Semester exam Flashcards
The Lawyer who won the Scopes Monkey trial.
William Jennings Bryan
The first vice president to attend Cabinet meetings on a regular basis.
Calvin Coolidge
Moody of the South
Sam Jones
The Republican candidate who won the presidential election of 1920.
Harding
The American Communist who planned and led the violent steelworkers strike iof 1919.
William Foster
The influential black-american Harvard graduate who helped found the NAACP
W.e.b. Du Bois
The boomers settled in the state of what in 1889?
Oklahoma
One of the greatest contributors to American agriculture was?
Carver
The German immigrant and secretary of the interior who was a strong advocate of civil service reform was?
Carl Schurz
The only president to serve two nonconsecutive terms was?
Grover Cleveland
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of ___________ initiated the start of WWI?
Austria
Great Britain belonged to the __________ before WWI?
Entente
Austria-Hungary belonged to the _________ Powers during WWI.
Central
President Wilson appointed General __________ to be commander of the American troops in France during WWI.
John J. Pershing
The treaty of Brest-Litovsk made peace between Germany and ________?
Russia
The Treaty of _________ officially ended the Great War.
Versailles
President during the most of the roaring twenties.
Coolidge
Best remembered for his attempts to reform civil service,
President Hayes
An attorney general who fought communist subversion
Palmer
Republican presidential candidate in 1896 who favored maintaining the gold standard
Mckinley
a wealthy American financier
JP Morgan
a professor at Princeton who fought modernism
Greshan Machen
Wrote the novel of The Great Gatsby
Scott Fitzgerald
Patented the Wireless Telegraph
Guglielmo Marconi
invented the sleeping car
George M Pullman
Formulated Psychoanalysis
Sigman Freud
Flew over the North Pole
Richard E. Byrd
assassinated in 1881 by Charles J Guiteau
James Garfield
advocated progressive education
John Dewey
the philosophy that an idea or an action should be judged