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Immigrants settled in the
Mostly cities, where factories offered jobs and immigrant communities formed
Invented the skyscraper
Louis Sullivan, architect known as the father of the skyscraper
First salaried baseball team
Cincinnati Red Stockings, first fully professional team
Gilded Age
A time that looked wealthy on the surface but had corruption, poverty, and inequality underneath
Cause of increased crime in late 1800s
Overcrowding, poverty, unemployment, and weak policing
Immigrant island (East Coast)
Ellis Island, main immigration processing center
Coney Island
Famous New York amusement park with early rides and entertainment
“Separate but equal” court case
Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
Women’s Rights activist (Progressive Era)
Susan B. Anthony or Alice Paul
Prohibition
Nationwide ban on alcohol from 1920–1933
Square Deal
Theodore Roosevelt’s policy of fairness: trust-busting, consumer protection, conservation
Meat Inspection Act
Required federal inspection of meatpacking plants
Pure Food and Drug Act
Required accurate labeling and banned harmful products
Nativism
Belief that native-born Americans are superior
Imperialism
Strong nations controlling weaker nations for power or resources
Open Door Policy
U.S. policy allowing equal trade access in China
Progressivism
Reform movement fixing problems from industrialization
19th Amendment
Gave women the right to vote (1920)
ICC Act
Regulated railroad rates and practices
Winner of 1912 election
Woodrow Wilson
Author of The Jungle
Upton Sinclair
Speakeasy
Secret illegal bar during Prohibition
Trench foot
Infection caused by standing in wet, cold trenches
Catalyst of WWI
Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
MANIA
Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism, Assassination
Contraband
Illegal goods during wartime
Doughboys
Nickname for American WWI soldiers
Cost of living
Cost of basic needs like food, housing, clothing
Black Tuesday
October 29, 1929 stock market crash
Nationalism
Extreme pride in one’s nation
Victory gardens
Home gardens grown to support war efforts
Trench warfare
Fighting from trenches with stalemates and harsh conditions
Creator of Square Deal
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft Progressive reform
Trust-busting monopolies
Temperance
Movement encouraging no alcohol
Suffrage
Right to vote
Panama Canal
Shortcut between Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
Yellow journalism
Exaggerated news to influence opinions
Segregation
Forced separation of races
Jim Crow laws
Segregation in schools, buses, bathrooms, restaurants, water fountains
Tenements
Crowded, unsafe apartment buildings
Angel Island immigrants
Asian immigrants, especially Chinese
Louis Sullivan
Architect of early skyscrapers
Steerage
Cheapest, worst area on immigrant ships
Fattest president
William Howard Taft, stuck in a bathtub
Propaganda
Biased media used to persuade people
Treaty of Versailles
Ended WWI and punished Germany
Hoovervilles
Shantytowns during the Great Depression
Dust Bowl
Severe drought and dust storms in the 1930s
Walt Disney
Animator who created Mickey Mouse and Disneyland
Ethnic groups
People sharing culture, language, or ancestry
Poll tax
Fee to vote used to suppress Black voters
Soap operas name origin
Sponsored by soap companies
Flappers
1920s women challenging traditional roles
Fascism
Dictatorship with extreme nationalism
Concentration camps
Nazi camps for imprisonment and death
Mein Kampf
Hitler’s book explaining Nazi ideology
Italian dictator
Benito Mussolini
Arbeit Macht Frei
“Work sets you free” over Auschwitz gate
Kristallnacht
1938 Nazi attack on Jewish businesses
Winston Churchill
Prime Minister of the UK during WWII
Holocaust
Nazi genocide of 6 million Jews
Nuremberg Laws
Laws stripping Jews of rights
Gestapo
Nazi secret police
People hiding with Anne Frank
Van Pels family and Fritz Pfeffer
First attic scare
Burglar/noise downstairs
Why Anne liked the attic
Quiet, freedom, view of sky
Sit-ins
Nonviolent lunch counter protests
Malcolm X
Civil rights leader supporting self-defense
NAACP
Organization fighting for civil rights through law
New Deal creator
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hobos
Homeless travelers during the Depression
Good 2020 stock investment
Tech companies like Apple or Amazon
Bread lines
Lines for free food during Depression
KKK
Violent white supremacist group
Harlem Renaissance
Black cultural movement of the 1920s
Blitzkrieg
Fast German “lightning war” tactic
Perfect race (Nazi belief)
Aryan race
Famous dictators
Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin
Russian dictator
Joseph Stalin
Who Hitler blamed
Jews, communists, Treaty of Versailles
Jewish identification
Yellow Star of David
Hitler wedding gifts
Copies of Mein Kampf
Genocide
Intentional destruction of a group
Final Solution
Nazi plan to kill all Jews
Anne Frank diary
The Diary of a Young Girl
Margot Frank
Anne’s older sister
What happened to Anne
Arrested and died in a concentration camp
Only attic survivor
Otto Frank
“Weapon of love” quote
Martin Luther King Jr.
Racism
Discrimination based on race
Bloody Sunday
Selma, Alabama
Malcolm X vs MLK
Self-defense vs nonviolent resistance
Emmett Till
Murdered teen who sparked Civil Rights Movement
Birmingham Kids March
1963 protest using children
Freedom Riders
Activists challenging bus segregation