SATP REVIEW
100 questions
- The ______Amendment calls for the direct election of Senators during the ______movement to help farmers.
- The ______Amendment made the prohibition of alcohol law led by the ______Act during the ______movement led by the WCTU.
- The ______Amendment gave ______the right to vote led by the actions of Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt.
- The ______Amendment moved the inauguration date of the President back to January from March.
- The ______Amendment repealed the ______Amendment by making alcohol legal again.
- The Civil Rights Act supported the ______Amendment by making the use of poll taxes illegal.
- ______was a muckraker that exposed the illegal trusts set up by the Standard Oil Company owned by ______.
- Upton Sinclair’s book, The Jungle, led to 2 major consumer protection laws called: ______and ______.
- Old immigration is termed from ______and ______Europe whereas New is from ______and ______Europe.
- Immigrants who came to the U.S. were made welcome by ______due to the help they provided in return for votes.
- Populists were mainly of the ______industry whereas the ______were mainly teachers, writers, and professionals aiding to help society.
- The Populists tried to fix two critical areas: ______that caused the amount of money supply to be low and ______that charged them high rates for freight.
- The ______movement began with installing of ______to the Presidency after the assassination of McKinley (1901).
- The muckraker, ______, wrote articles; On the Shame of Cities; discussing the political corruption that cities tend to have.
- ______’s photo book was muckraking for its exposure Of How the Other Half Lives or the bad conditions of tenement housing.
- The Supreme Court case, ______, set the idea for separate but equal.
- Civil rights pioneers, ______help found the NAACP and pinpointed the power of the ______, whereas, ______pushed the idea of skills and need for an education for equality.
- After closure of the west, Theodore Roosevelt looked to ______our resources by promoting land into parks and recreation areas.
- The Populist programs to end deflation looked to add silver to the ______to create bi-metallism.
- The term ______means to make like gold and refers to the fake amount of wealth that was created during Pre-Progressive times.
- Labor union movement of the Industrial Revolution looked to raise pay, lower hours, ______and end the use of ______labor.
- Powderly’s Knights of Labor union was soon ended by its ______policies as well the ______Riot that killed some police officers.
- The ARU, led by ______, struck against the Pullman Car Company requiring President Cleveland to intervene.
- The ______union tried to control membership with high membership fees and only allowed ______workers to join.
- The ______Party were progressive republicans that backed ______in the election of 1912.
- The ______worked the correct the ills of society caused by the lack of regulation during the ______revolution.
- Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Vanderbilt (along with others) are often termed Robber barons or captains of industry due to their use of the concept known as ______from the book On the Origin of Species.
- The most famous of political machines was ______led by the Boss ______.
- The ______monitored R/R pricing rates to be fair for those that crossed state lines, but the Supreme Court case ______allowed states to set rates for R/R within state lines.
- Under the progressive democrat president Woodrow Wilson, the ______Act gave the government more regulatory power by allowing them set of railroad rates by the ICC.
- Unlike the Sherman anti-trust act, the ______defined the criteria that defines trusts and made unions legal.
- The Dawes Act placed many Native Americans on reservations trying to further ______the people by stripping the culture from them.
- Jane Adams’ ______movement in the progressive era gave immigrants a place to stay and get on their feet.
- The Cross of Gold speech given by ______aimed at getting America to vote for bimetallism that ended in the election of 1896.
- “Speak softly and carry a big stick” was a style used by ______but often he used the power of the ______to get things done.
- T.R.’s nickname______for breaking up monopolies was all true in that only those outside the realm of ______play was his target.
- T.R. was best known for his hero actions in the ______war and leading the ______up ______Hill.
- The addition of the ______to the Monroe Doctrine stated that U.S. may intervene into Latin American countries guilty of chronic wrong doing.
- T.R. used the power of the big stick to gain control of the ______after that country rebelled against Columbia.
- T.R sent the ______on a world journey to show the power of his modern navy that was the first built in all ______.
- ______Speech marked the return of T. Roosevelt to politics after the failed policies of his successor ______.
- The Wilson creation of the ______allowed for the more flexible insertion of money supply to the economy through 12 government banks.
- The annexation of ______was beneficial because of its sugarcane and of its ______location to the Pacific Ocean.
- The use of ______helped antagonize a war in ______because of the sensational stories told by ______and ______.
- U.S. imperialism during the ______war allowed us to obtain three new lands: ______, ______, and ______.
- The ______Amendment gave Cuba limited independence after the war.
- Taft’s policy for peace often centered on the idea of money not bullets referred to as ______.
- The ______of the 20’s and 50’s allowed African Americans the opportunity to gain jobs, escape racism, and bring their culture to new people.
- The ______was a cultural rebirth of African American Culture that was presented in music, art, and literature,
- The Red Scare of the 20’s and 50’s were the same in that it focused on exposing ______. The 20’s was led by ______while the 50’s was led by ______called ______.
- The ______trial pitted ______vs. ______and argued the teaching of ______in the class room.
- Wilson’s ______points were his plan for world peace that incorporated the ______that the U.S. government opposed.
- Industrialization led to the concept of ______due to the constant growth that usually accompanies it.
- Nativists typically targeted those immigrants seen as undesirables and managed to get legislation to target Asians with the ______Act.
- The trial of ______and ______was famous due to their assertion of the fact they were ______and ______, therefore guilty.
- The 3 Republican presidents of the 20’s were ______, ______, and ______. The ______scandal led to the downfall of ______because of his poker buds, ______.
- The over use of margin and credit, along with stagnant ______led to the ______crash on ______1929.
- Peoples loss of homes forced many of them to live in shanty towns called ______.
- Hoover’s ______policy did little to help the start of the great depression. He further hurt the economy by raising ______.
- FDR was the former ______of New York. He was crippled by the disease ______. His wife, ______became his ______and ______because of his profound trust in her judgment.
- His ______for America gave them hope through the many programs it created. Some feared that the U.S. was becoming ______because of to much control. FDR threatened to ______the court due to this.
- FDR’s ABC’s sought to deliver us from the great depression in 3 R ways: ______, ______, and ______.
- FDR was apart of the Big ______that devised the consequences to the Axis powers. Germany was ______, East and West.
- The Supreme commander of U.S./NATO forces in Europe was ______. The Pacific commander over the land troops was ______as he returned to the Philippines. Admiral ______was over the naval warfare in the Pacific and developed the ______campaign to push Japan back.
- Pearl Harbor, the “Day ______”, took place on ______. The ______Act helped mobilize troops for war.
- The ______invasion at ______, France was the turning point of the war on ______. The troops stormed ______and ______beaches after crossing the ______channel to the ______side of France.
- The Battle of ______on the sea/air and the Battle of ______on land became significant turning points in the Pacific.
- The Battle of ______turned the war for the Russians due to the extreme cold. Stalin used the ______policy to reduce German use of resources.
- President ______debated the use of the ______on the islands of ______and ______. Eventually the ______delivered the bombs resulting in surrender of Japan called ______Day on the date of ______.
- The atomic bombs started the ______, which is a non fighting war based on the concepts of ______and ______.
- During WWI and WWII, the U.S. governments tried to scare its citizens by passing the ______Acts that encouraged the spying on of neighbors.
- The ______spy plane that was shot down led to further distrust from ______during President ______’s administration.
- President ______theory stated that countries that fall to ______can lead others to fall.
- The ______Doctrine encouraged countries to resist ______and in return receive financial backing. European countries that were given money to rebuild and resist communism received money under the ______Plan.
- The ______peninsula is divided at the ______parallel. This area is known as the ______zone or the ______.
- President Johnson committed troops to ______after the ______resolution. At the gulf, Vietnamese gun boats fired on U.S. ships.
- The name for Vietnamese democratic supporters was ______. The communist supporters were called the ______named after the founder. The ______trail was a supply route from North to South Vietnam and through nearby countries of ______and ______.
- Opposition to the war in Vietnam led to violent protests on the campuses ______and ______where students were killed. Peaceful protests often happened, for example at ______, which was a musical protest.
- Weapons such as ______a gel type gasoline and ______which was an insecticide generally had long lasting results to those exposed even troops.
- The war in Vietnam is often compared to the current war on ______due to the inability to spot the ______that doesn’t allow troops to shoot first.
- The ______invasion was an attempted ______of Cuba and its leader ______. The invasion was led by ______.
- The ______developed when Castro allowed the installation of ______in Cuba. ______, or coming close to war, happened through the near collision of U.S. ships with Russian ships. The crisis was averted when ______and ______met to resolve the dispute.
- Kennedy’s presidency, the ______, vowed to put a man on the moon as a response to the Soviet satellite named ______. The satellite forced the U.S. to revamp the ______system putting more emphasis in areas of ______and ______.
- JFK was assassinated on ______, 1963 in the city of ______by ______, a known communist sympathizer.
- President Johnson’s Presidency, the ______, continued the work of Kennedy by passing civil rights legislation such as the ______and the ______.
- Under Johnson’s “Great Society”, government programs like ______gave minorities more education opportunities, while ______gave old people and under privileged access to health care.
- The U.S. along with France, Russia, China, and Great Britain occupy permanent positions on the Security Council of the ______.
- By 1973, President ______began removing troops from Vietnam due to the inability to win. The end culminated with the 1975 with fall of ______during the communist invasion of the city.
- Nixon’s tenure in office led to the ______scandal when he knew of members of the Republican Party broke into the ______national convention offices to steal files. Nixon ______rather than be impeached.
- ______overturned Plessey v. Ferguson, outlawing the ______of education based on ______. ______AR was the first southern city to test the case with the busing of the ______.
- Freedom ______was the registering of A-A to vote. ______Riders desegregated ______. ______helped bridge the gap of A-A to future white schools.
- The ______and ______were two peaceful organizations that used ______as forms of protest. This act was taught by Gandhi as ______or ______.
- The Nation of ______led by ______and the ______led by Bobby Seale were militant organizations that used ______. Both believed in the ideas of Plessey v. Ferguson wanting ______.
- The Civil Rights Act supported the made the hiring based on ______illegal and the Voting Rights Act made ______and ______illegal.
- ______was the first A-A to enter Ole Miss in 1962. Three civil rights workers ______, ______, and ______were killed in Neshoba MS that set off a national investigation.
- ______was the NAACP lawyer that argued ______. Chief Justice ______wrote the opinion on behalf of the S.C.
- The famous ______on Washington culminated with the ______that declared that all men are created equal.
- The ______was as group that worked for the rights of ______whose slogan was equal pay for equal work.
- ______vs. Arizona is a declaration of rights to the accused that must be read upon the ______of an individual.
- The Supreme Court members are ______by the President and must be ______by the Senate and serve ______terms.