IV – Establishment as a World Power Name ______
Matching
People
_____ 1. Poet of the Harlem Renaissance who wrote about the working
lives of blacks
_____ 2.Jazz trumpet player of the Harlem Renaissance
_____ 3. Labor leader who was sentenced to prison for speaking against
military recruiting
_____ 4.Mass produced cars, made them affordable for common people
_____ 5.Song writer of Tin Pan Alley who wrote “God Bless America”
_____ 6. Louisiana Senator who was critical of FDR and proposed every
American a home, food, clothes and education
_____ 7.FDR’s wife who supported humanitarian causes and women’s
rights. Helped to keep the President informed.
World War I
_____ 8. Germans attacked American shipping & brought US into WWI.
_____ 9. Wilson’s WWI goals that he hoped would prevent future wars
_____ 10. International peacekeeping organization proposed by Wilson,
Senate didn’t approve US participation
_____ 11.Law which made it a crime to interfere with or protest against
the war effort
Miscellaneous:
_____ 12. Movement of African Americans from South to North
_____ 13. Single party govt ruled by a dictator. No private ownership.
_____ 14. Law which banned immigration from China
_____ 15. Prohibited the manufacture, sale or transportation of alcohol
_____ 16. Gave women the right to vote
Twenties:
_____ 17. Popular forms of entertainment created in the 20s
_____ 18 .Industrial process which used assembly lines to produce goods
_____ 19. Original American art form which had its roots in African beats
_____ 20. Panic which drastically dropped the prices of stocks
_____ 21. Recognition of black cultural achievements
_____ 22. Musical movement in NYC which got its name from the
location where it began
_____ 23. Red scare and American feelings of superiority and fear
prompted limits on immigration
a. Eugene Debs
b. Langston Hughes
c. Louis Armstrong
d. Irving Berlin
e. Henry Ford
f. Eleanor Roosevelt
g. Huey Long
a. Espionage Act
b. 14 points
c. League of Nations
d. Unrestricted Submarine
Warfare
a. Chinese Exclusion Act
b. Great Migration
c. 18th Amendment
d. 19th Amendment
e. Communism
a. Immigration Restrictions
b. Radio and Movies
c. Jazz
d. Harlem Renaissance
e. Tin Pan Alley
f. Mass Production
g. Stock Market Crash
Thirties:
_____ 24. Severe economic recession which plagued America
_____ 25. New Deal program which built dams and power plants along
the Tennessee River creating power and jobs for workers
_____ 26. Insurance for the elderly, unemployed and disabled
_____ 27.Ecological disaster of severe dust storms caused by loose dirt,
drought and poor farming practices
_____ 28. Continuation of FDR’s programs to fix the economy after the
original New Deal did not.
_____ 29.WWII law which made it illegal for US to sell arms or make
loans to nations at war – then US passed Cash & Carry
_____ 30. Shacks which housed the homeless during the Depression
_____ 31. FDR’s unsuccessful plan to add justices to the Supreme Court in
order to protect the New Deal
_____ 32. Established collective bargaining rights for workers and
prohibited unfair labor intimidation – supported labor unions
World War II
_____ 33.US Navy base in Hawaii attacked by Japan, Dec. 7, 1941.
_____ 34. Allied invasion of Nazi occupied France (Normandy)
_____ 35. Successful Am. sea battle against the Japanese
_____ 36. Each family received a coupon book to buy scare items
_____ 37. Final battle it Europe. Hitler’s suicide. Germany surrendered.
_____ 38. WWII alliance of France, Great Britain, Soviet Union
_____ 39. WWII alliance of Italy, Germany and Japan
_____ 40.President could lend military equipment and supplies to any
nation he deemed vital to the defense of the US
_____ 41. US weapon dropped on Japan forcing their surrender
_____ 42.Prison camps which held Ams of Japanese descent during WWII
_____ 43. Secret lab in New Mexico where the atomic bomb was created
_____ 44. Code name for the Los Alamos development of the atom bomb
_____ 45.Effort to equip soldiers with weapons and supplies by turning
US industry into war suppliers
a. Great Depression
b. Dust Bowl
c. Hoovervilles
d. TVA
e. Second New Deal
f. Wagner Act
g. Social Security Act
h. Neutrality Acts
i. Court Packing
a. Allied Powers
b. Axis Powers
c. Pearl Harbor
d .Internment Camps
e. Mobilization
f. Rationing
g. Lend-lease
h. Battle of Midway
i. D Day
j. Battle of Berlin
k. Atom Bomb
l. Los Alamos
m. The Manhattan Project
Cold War:
_____ 46.US foreign policy to stop the spread of communism
_____ 47.US offer of economic and military aid to nations threatened by
communism (Greece and Turkey)
_____ 48. US fought to support the govt in the South and to stop the
spread of communism in Southeast Asia. Domino Theory.
_____ 49. US war to aid South Korean against North Korean aggression
_____ 50.Vietcong attacked American military bases in South Vietnam.
_____ 51. Soviets launched a satellite which led to a space race with US
_____ 52.Am. Senator unfairly accused many of being communist
_____ 53. Castro made himself leader and allied with the Soviet Union
_____ 54.CIA trained Cuban exiles tried to overthrow Castro but failed
_____ 55. Soviet missiles in Cuba led to conflict with US. JFK ordered a
blockade. Soviets backed down.
a. Containment
b. Truman Doctrine
c. Korean War
d. McCarthyism
e Cuban Revolution
f. Truman Doctrine
g. Bay of Pigs
h. Cuban Missile Crisis
i. Vietnam War
j. Tet Offensive
k. Sputnik I