13 – Abolished Slavery 14 – Civil Rights 15 – Right to Vote

Reconstruction Amendments

1 – Freedom of Speech, Press, Petition, Assembly, Religion

16 – Income Tax 17 – Direct Election of Senators 18 – Prohibition 19 – Women’s Sufferage 20 – Lame Duck Amendment 21- Repeal of Prohibition

Amendments

Separate but equal is ok

Plessy v. Ferguson

Linking the east to the west

Transcontinental Railroad

Brought settlers to the West Created towns Shipped goods faster and more efficiently

Role of the Railroad

Trying to be more American – take on characteristics of American Culture

Assimilation

3. Who does this cartoon represent and what Era is it from?

A.John Rockefeller, Industrial AgeB.Andrew Carnegie, Gilded AgeC. William “Boss” Tweed, Gilded Age

Political Cartoon Title: “Brains of Tammany”Artist: Thomas NastPublished: Oct. 21, 1871Harper's Weekly

3. Who does this cartoon represent and what Era is it from?

AnswerA.John Rockefeller, Industrial AgeB.Andrew Carnegie, Gilded AgeC. William “Boss” Tweed, Gilded Age

Political Cartoon Title: “Brains of Tammany”Artist: Thomas NastPublished: Oct. 21, 1871Harper's Weekly

Steel – Bessemer Process Electricity Telegraph

Inventions

Survival of the fittest Rich should get richer and the poor poorer

Social Darwinism

Nativism- American born Dawes Act – Attempt to help Native

Americans become more white

Americanism

War to help Cuba gain independence from Spain

Cause – sinking of the Maine Results – Beginning of US Imperialism

Spanish American War

Group who began the push for Prohibition of Alcohol

Temperance Movement

President Taft’s policy of loaning money to Latin American to create stablity

Dollar Diplomacy

Roosevelt’s plan to create faster shipping from the Atlantic to the Pacific without going around South America

Panama Canal

Opening China to allow trade from all nations

Open Door Policy

The right to vote 19th Amendment

Women’s Sufferage

The asasination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

Spark of WWI

Sinking of the Lusitania Zimmerman Telegraph Natural Allies with Britain and France Russian Revolution

Reasons of US involvement in WWI

Treaty to end WWI Harsh treatment of Germany

Treaty of Versailles

Organization in which nations can settle disputes without going to war

Proposed by Woodrow Wilson as part of his 14 points

League of Nations

Addition to the Monroe Doctrine Use military in Latin America to create

stability and protect democracy

Roosevelt Corollary

Telegraph sent to Mexico by German promising land in Mexico would attack the United States

Zimmerman Telegraph

What symbols do you see? What is the meaning of the words? What does the caption mean? Question 1 = A Question 2 = F Question 3 = D

Political Cartoon pg 431

Who are the people included in the cartoon?

What symbols do you see? What is the meaning of the words in the

cartoon? What is the overall message of the cartoon?

Political Cartoon pg 439

What does the x axis deal with? What does the y axis deal with? What change do you see in the graph? Why do you think this change occurred?

Chart pg 447

Question 1 = A Question 2 = H Question 3 = A

Test Practice pg 461

Science teacher who taught evolution in Tennessee

Scopes Monkey Trial

John Scopes

1st successful Trans-Atlantic flight

Charles Lindbergh

Corrupt Politician under Harding

Wrote the Jungle exposing the meat packing industry

Harry F. SinclairUpton Sinclair

Plagued by Scandal

President Warren G. Harding

Tea Pot Dome Scandal

Albert B. Fall

Fear of Communism after the Boleshivek Revolution (Russian Revolution)

Red Scare

Leasing of land to private companies in exchange for a bribe

Teapot Dome Scandal

Roosevelt’s fleet of ships that were sent around the world to demonstrate US military power

Great White Fleet

Combination of Ragtime and Blues Popular music of the 1920’s

Jazz

Radio Vacuum cleaner Washing machine Refrigerator

1920’s Inventions

Literary and artistic movement celebrating African American Culture

Harlem Renaissance

America’s belief that we should control all land from east to west

Manifest Destiny

Against Slavery

Abolitionist