Period 7

Question 1

Jane Addams

Answer 1

• Hull House Founder (settlement house)
• spent her lifetime battling for garbage removal, playgrounds, better street lighting, and police protection.
• immigration

Question 2

Progressive Era

Answer 2

Suffrage, Civil rights, Conservation, Safety, Political reforms

Question 3

Imperialist Era

Answer 3

Industrialized countries sought control of other countries for raw materials and new markets

Question 4

Big Stick Policy

Answer 4

Teddy Roosevelt’s foreign policy

-using military force for imperialism

Question 5

Antiquities Act of 1906

Answer 5

• More National Parks

- Allows president to set aside “objects of historic and scientific interest” as national monuments

Question 6

Pure Food and Drug Act

Answer 6

• Can’t manufacture or sell mislabeled or adulterated food or drugs
• FDA

Question 7

NAACP (National Association for the Advancment of Colored People) 1908

Answer 7

Civil rights group

Question 8

“Moral Diplomacy”

Answer 8

President Wilson’s foreign policy

• condemed imperialism
• spread democracy
• containment

Question 9

Triangle Fire 1911

Answer 9

A fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory

- Workers were locked in and could not escape the fire

Question 10

Ludlow Massacre 1914

Answer 10

An attack on stiking coal miners by the National Guard that resulted in up to 25 deaths.

Question 11

Child Labor Act 1916

Answer 11

• limited the working hours of children and forbade the interstate sale of goods produced by child labor
• later ruled unconstitutional

Question 12

World War I

Answer 12

• Nationalism- Ethnic groups want their own nations
• Allies: Germany+Austria Hungary+Ottoman Empire, Russia+France+Britain+Serbia
• Ends with League of Nations and Treaty of Versailles

Question 13

Assembly Line

Answer 13

• Created by Henry Ford

- increased car output

Question 14

Red Summer

Answer 14

Summer of 1919- Race riots

Question 15

Immigration Quota Act of 1924

Answer 15

-Slashes immigration from non-WASP countries

Question 16

Palmer Raids

Answer 16

• government actions against suspected radicals, anarchists, and communists
• Targeted “radicals” and immigrants

Question 17

Red Scare #1

Answer 17

• Fear of communism, hysteria
  
  • Emma Goldman. An outspoken radical who was deported after being arrested on charges of being an anarchist, socialist, or labour agitator.

Question 18

Great Migration

Answer 18

the migration of millions of African Americans from the South to the North and West

Question 19

19th Ammendment 1920

Answer 19

Gave women the right to vote

Question 20

Duke Ellington

Louis Armstrong

Answer 20

Influential jazz musicians

Question 21

Temperance/Prohibtion

Answer 21

Ban of alchohol

-women against domestic violence

Question 22

Harlem Renaissance

Answer 22

A cultural explosion of African Americans music, art and literature

Question 23

Scopes Monkey Trial

Answer 23

A substitute high school teacher, John T. Scopes, was accused of violating Tennessee’s Butler Act, which had made it unlawful to teach human evolution in any state-funded school.

Question 24

Great Depression 1929-1941ish

Answer 24

• Massive wealth inequalities
• credit overextends, banks fail
• Stock Market crash Oct. 1929

Question 25

Dust Bowl

Answer 25

a severe drough hit the Great Plain, killing all of the crops of the region

Question 26

FDR’s New Deal

Answer 26

• Kynesian Economics
• goov. stimulates and helps economy
• Programs to fight Great Depression

Question 27

Frances Perkins Secretary. of Labor 1933-1945

Answer 27

1st woman ever appointed to cabinet for FDR

-Helped with New Deal