All of the following became US possessions as a result of the Spanish-American war with the EXCEPTION of

The Spanish American War was fought in

In what year did WW I begin?

Who became famous for photographing urban scenes to raise awareness of poverty?

Who composed the famous frontier thesis?

Which event resulted in actions similar to the intent of the Dawes Act?

In what city did the infamous Triangle Shirtwaist disaster take place?

FDR was elected as presidents four times during the

Who was a New Deal critic?

Hoover began a "precursor " to the New Deal with the

The Social Gospel was led by _________________ and focused on the ____________________.

At Wounded Knee, Native Americans in support of ____________________________ were violently attacked by the US cavalry.

The fighting of WW I ended in

While the Progressive era fell short of limiting child labor, there was much more success with this in the

The YMCA recreation centers provided support for the ___________________________ movement within urban centers.

The _______________________ involved voting to pull an official from office.

__________________means getting support to force a legislature to consider a potential law.

Dollar diplomacy, advocated by ____________________ supported the investment of American funds abroad.

At the dawn of the 20th century, militarism was especially intense when an arms race related to naval dreadnoughts developed between

The rise of nationalism led to the "spark" of WW I which involved an assassination initiated by the Black Hand which was an organization formed in

The Central Powers of WW I included all of the following nations with the EXCEPTION of

The ___________________________ was an infamous British poem encouraging American imperialism.

Despite the destruction of the USS ____________ within Chinese waters, an outbreak of war with Japan was avoided by American leaders committed to keeping peace with the Asian nation.

The Red Scare of the 1920's arose as a result of the communist takeover of

Within the 1920's, Sacco and Vanzetti were likely the victims of the Red Scare and

The lead attorneys in the 1920's teacher trial in Dayton, Tennessee were

The $5 day provided a tremendous incentive to _____________________ industrial workers in the early 1900's.

The Dust Bowl was the most damaging to states including

The Japanese strike on Pearl Harbor in the 1940's was part of a large scale plan to seize the oil supply within

"Brother, Can You Spare a Dime" was a popular song during the national distress of the

During the interwar period, the Nye Committee placed the blame for the outbreak of WW I upon

The high tide of fascist control of territory was in

A leading opponent of the Versailles Treaty's League of Nations was US Senator

Before the "official" start of WWII in 1939, Japan repeatedly advanced into the eastern portion of ______________ known as Manchuria.

The countries most famously involved in the financial merry-go-round of the interwar years were the United States,

The Four Powers agreement was an attempt to limit the size of

When did the evacuation of Saigon take place?

When was Barack Obama elected as president for the first time?