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The Sherman Antitrust Act was passed to limit the power of these.
monopolies/trusts
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This Supreme Court case ended segregation in public schools.
Brown v. Board of Education
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The Spanish-American War resulted in the U.S. gaining this island in the Caribbean.
Puerto Rico
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The Pure Food and Drug Act showed that the federal government was moving away from this hands-off economic policy.
The Pure Food and Drug Act showed that the federal government was moving away from this hands-off economic policy.
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The GI Bill helped veterans pay for this after WWII
college/education
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This invention by Bessemer made steel cheaper and boosted railroad growth.
Bessemer Process
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The attack on this U.S. base brought America into WWII.
Pearl Harbor
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This Supreme Court case ruled that students do not lose free speech rights at school.
Tinker v. Des Moines
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Muckrakers exposed problems in this industry in The Jungle
meatpacking industry
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This program provided electricity and economic development to the Tennessee Valley.
TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority)
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Germany’s unrestricted submarine warfare helped push the U.S. into this war
World War I
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During WWI, the government limited speech through laws like the Espionage Act, raising concerns about this constitutional right.
freedom of speech (First Amendment rights)
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This Supreme Court case said “separate but equal” was constitutional.
Plessy v. Ferguson
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The 16th Amendment created this type of tax
income tax
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Severe drought and poor farming practices caused this environmental disaster.
Dust Bowl
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What is Suffrage?
Right to vote
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B
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President Hoover believed in this idea that people should help themselves without too much government help.
rugged individualism
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Dollar Diplomacy used American businesses to increase U.S. influence in this region.
Latin America
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Sanford B. Dole was associated with U.S. annexation of this territory.
Hawaii
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This cultural movement celebrated African American art, music, and literature in New York.
Harlem Renaissance
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Many immigrants moved to cities in the late 1800s for this main reason.
economic opportunity/jobs
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B
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After World War II, the birth rate increased dramatically. This was called the—
Baby Boom
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This act limited Chinese immigration in 1882.
Chinese Exclusion Act
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The Allied invasion of France in 1944 is known as—
D-Day / the invasion of Normandy
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After 1898, the United States gained overseas territories like Puerto Rico and this Pacific island group.
Philippines
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The U.S. policy of stopping the spread of communism was called—
containment
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This idea says a country should expand its power and influence around the world.
imperialism
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The Black Panthers supported this approach instead of nonviolence.
self-defense/ militarism
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These laws enforced racial segregation in the South after Reconstruction.
Jim Crow laws
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FDR tried to add more justices to this branch of government after they struck down New Deal laws.
Supreme Court / judicial branch
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C
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B
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The 24th Amendment eliminated this barrier to voting.
poll tax
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One cause of World War I was extreme national pride, also known as this
nationalism
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In the 1950s, Americans bought more cars, TVs, and appliances. This shows growth in—
consumerism
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This labor leader fought for the rights of farm workers AND who is the leader who wrote the Feminine Mystique and fought for women’s rights?
Cesar Chavez AND Betty Friedan
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