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| The main source of food of the Plain Indians |
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| Used to ship longhorns for a large profit post-civilwar, lead to rapid settlement of the west |
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Places set aside to house animals or Native Americans where people aren't allowed to hunt.
They are government owned areas. |
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Big Horn mountains in Montana are where Native Americans started to go instead of going to reservations.
Gerneral Custer died there. |
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| Lokota chief who believed in gaining power from the sundance, a sun dance he completed to defeat Custer by seeing the future in a death like trance. |
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| 25 U.S. soliders and 200 Lakota Men died in a shoot-out at Wounded Knee Creek. |
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| Ended the days of cattle ranching and the cowboy lifestyle |
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Let people do as they choose
Businesses ran by the people not the government |
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| Famous 1800s inventor who created the lightbulb. |
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| 1874 inventor created the telephone. |
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| Great wealth gained from cheating the system |
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| company that owns all other businesses in the same business |
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| Merging business that did not violate laws, one person manages another person's property. |
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| Minister from Massachussets who wrote "rags-to-riches" novels. |
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| Tiny island in New York Harbor where immigrants arriving on the East coast after 1892. |
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| California barracks to accomodate the Asian immigrants created for those awaiting immigration hearings. |
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| Philosophy that wealthy Americans should give back to the community. |
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Patrons of Husbandry
First National Farm Association |
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| First African-American to serve in a cabinet |
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| Political movement founded in the 1890s, favored free coinage of silver and government control of railroads and other large industries. |
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| Upheld seperate but evil doctrine used by Southern states to perpetuate segregation after Civil War. |
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| Investigative journalist reveals societal corruption. |
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| Political movement crossed party lines which believed that industrialism and urbanization had created social problems and that governement should be more active in solving problems. |
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| Published by Upton Sincliar and prompted the Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food and Drug Act |
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| Published Muckracker in McClure's magazine, published a series of articles critical of the Standard Oil Company. |
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| Fought for African-Americans to get the right to vote. |
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| Fought for African-Americans to gain a proper education. |
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| Countries fighting to take over other countries and expand globally. |
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| Ruled by Queen Lilliuokalaui until she was overthrown and Hawaii was annexed becoming part of America. |
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| America and Cuba versus Spain |
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| Fantastic exaggerated journalism |
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| Ex-sheriff and miners commanded by Leonard Wood and Theodore Roosevelt who fought in Spanish American War. |
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| U.S. controlled after the Treaty of Paris until 1946 in which they were granted independence. |
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| Large trading canal created during Roosevelt's time |
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| What are the main causes of WWII? |
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Militarism
Alliances
Imperialism
Nationalism |
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| What are the Main causes of WWI? |
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The alliance system
The Naval race
The Balkan Crisis
Serbia and Astria-Hungary go to war |
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| Why did America get into World War I? |
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Sinking of the Lusitania
Sink of six merchant merchant ships by Germany
Zimmerman Telegram |
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| Treaty ended the first World War. |
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| Shooting from trenches in order to avoid machine gun fire. |
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Germany
Austria-Hungary
Ottoman Empire
Bulgaria |
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| Allied powers (Great war) |
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France
Russia
Great Britain
Italy (Later)
U.S. (Later) |
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| Woodrow Wilson's general association of nations to preserve peace, present future wars by pledging to respect and protect each other's territory and political independence. |
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| President at the end of the Great War who created the League of Nations. |
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| Fear of the spread of communism post-world war two. |
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| Two anarchist immigrants were found guilty of murder because of their ethnicity and political standing. |
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| Migration for African Americans north looking for work. |
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| Young, dramatic, and stylish woman. |
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| 1920s flowering of African American art. |
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| Taverns or saloons used as secret alcohol havens during prohibition |
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| Trial resulted in the creation story being forbidden from being taught in schools. |
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| Stock market crash causing mass poverty |
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| Homeless shanties during Hoover's presidency |
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| Midwest goes through drought during great depression |
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| Day the stock market crashed |
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| Programs formed to get people out of the Depression. |
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| Federal deposit insurance corporation provides government insurance for bank accounts up to a certain amount. |
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| Civillian conservation corps, employed single men for natural resource conservation |
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| Tennesse valley authority, built hydroelectric plants and dams aimed at improving seven southern states and attracting industry to the south |
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| Public works administration provided employment in construction of airports, parks, schools, and roads. |
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| Major goal was to provide some security for the elderly and for unemployed workers |
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| Reforms made by FDR in his first 100 days in office |
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Rise of dictators
Militarism
Germany attacks Poland |
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| Soviet dictator of Russia |
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| US leader, internationlist |
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| Prisond for political prisoners |
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| Mass extermination of Jewish people during WWII |
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| Resource rich providence of Northern China that was invaded by Japan |
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| US harbor bombed, prompted US to join WWII |
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| Captured by German troops but then was recaptured by the Soviets |
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| Admiral Yamamoto wanted to attack midway the last American base in the North Pacific next to Hawaii. |
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| Secret US Nuclear Project |
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| General who invaded the Phillipines |
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| Japanese City was bombed with Little Boy. |
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| Japanese city was bombed with Fat Man |
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| War of tension, arms races, and space races between countries |
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| Plan to contain communism |
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| Cuban Missile Crisis, Construction of Berlin Wall, and Bay of Pigs |
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| President after JFK, made America go deeper into Vietnam |
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| Food and supplies air lifted to Berlin |
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| European Recovery program for America to aid and rebuild their economy |
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| Aid free peoples who are resisting attempted subjugation by armed minorities or by outside pressure |
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| Failed attempt to overthrow castro |
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| Legal for federal government to tax income of individuals directly |
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| Directly vote for senators |
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