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| this is the term for writers of the 1920's who were disillusioned with the consumerism and materialism of the age |
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| this happened to union membership in the 1920's |
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| when the people that live in a territory get to decide whether to allow slavery or not |
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| this general and all his troops were killed when he misjudged the strength of the native american forces |
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| this law passed in the late 19th century prohibited a certain group of people from entering america |
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| Mother Jones led the fight against |
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| This was the colonial response to the tea act |
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| After the death of Sitting bull, the US army rounded up 250 starving Sioux. The army ended up firing on the men, women and children killing 300 in minutes |
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| this territory became part of america after Jackson invaded it and kicked out Spanish Troops |
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| this battle is considered the turning point of the civil war. It happened on July 4th 1863 |
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| This prohibited colonists from settling west of the Appalachian mountains |
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| Proclamation line of 1763 |
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| this act put Boston under martial law. it was a response to the Boston Tea Party |
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| Coercive acts (Intolerable Acts) |
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| this court case said that separate facilities were equal |
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| this book exposed the terrible working conditions in the meat packing industry |
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| This Part of the economy struggled during the 1920's |
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| this man argued that America needed a stronger navy, and then built it |
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| Famous female blues signer of the Harlem Renaissance |
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| This broke up Indian reservations and gave individual plots to Native American households |
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| Gave African American males the right to vote |
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| A radical organization that wanted everyone to join a big union and overthrow the capitalist system |
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| This was sent by Germany to Mexico encouraging them to attack the US |
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| Allowed for free trade with China |
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| this group was in charge of propaganda during WWI |
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| Committee on Public Information |
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| this branch of government enforces the law |
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| the name of the right of the supreme court to declare a law unconstitutional |
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| Journalists who exposed corruption to the people during the progressive era |
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| Branch that decides whether the law is unconstitutional |
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| Who was president during the Mexican American War? |
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| Chronological Order: Thomas Jefferson; Theodore Roosevelt; Andrew Jackson; George Washington; Abraham Lincoln; Woodrow Wilson |
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| George Washington; Thomas Jefferson; Andrew Jackson; Abraham Lincoln; Theodore Roosevelt; Woodrow Wilson |
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| Foreign support during the Revolutionary war |
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| How the French and Indian War lead to the American Revolution |
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| Fighting over over the Ohio territory |
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| How did America get Louisiana |
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| Jefferson purchased the land |
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| How did America get Texas |
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| Texas alamo (war with Mexico) |
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| How did America get Oregon |
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| 44, 40 after the Oregon Trail |
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| How did America get the American Southwest |
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| What is Uncle Tom's Cabin |
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| Told about slavery and made impact to see the lives Africans were living |
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| African Americans (free and slaves) were not US citizens |
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| Abraham Lincoln did what to stop rebellion during the Civil War |
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| Called for Americans to join the army |
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| What did Lincoln do to provoke the Southerners? |
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| Robert E Lee was a ____ during the ____ |
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| Confederacy army leader during civil war |
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| Leader of the confederacy during civil war |
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| general in the second part of the civil war |
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| this law allowed gov't to arrest anyone speaking out against the war |
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| espionage and sedition act |
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| Sensational and irresponsible news |
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| Spain was killing innocent americans |
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| Reasons for US imperialism |
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| wanted to be a growing power and nation |
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| baseball player in the 1920's |
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| effects of the automobile |
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| build roads, garages, gas stations, malls, oil, steel and rubber industry growth |
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| first person to cross the Atlantic ocean |
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| The time period when blacks and whites began to be more together due to talents the blacks had and the whites liked |
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| famous black singer during the harlem renaissance |
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| Prohibition during the 1920's |
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| it went down, people wanted complete freedom to do anything |
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| americans took the freedom to deport anyone and lynch African americans |
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| Started the car industry, employed many |
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| black nationalism; african americans must build a separate society |
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| Literature and art movement celebrating african american culture |
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| wrote during literature during the 1920's |
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| Impact of installment plans |
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| which amendment prohibited use of alcohol |
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| (A nurse) that specialized in birth planning |
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| raids that captured foreign us citizens and deported them |
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| "the business of america is business" |
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| Limited the number of foreign immigrants |
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| what industries did not prosper in the 1920's |
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| fundamentalists during the 1920's |
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| Christians, atheists, etc |
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| Protect the rights of colored people |
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| Lynched and got rid of anyone who they didnt like, specially colored people |
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| Roosevelt's Progressive reform successes |
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| Big voice in the senate during the progressive era |
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| the railroads weren't being built due to a strike because a cut in their payments |
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