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U.S. History Midterm Review – Game 3

AmendmentsinventworkersImperialism

Row 1, Col 1 Abolished slavery What is the 13 th amendment?

1,2 Founder of the NAACP who for equal rights for African Americans. Who is W.E.B. DuBois?

1,3 These people were investigative journalists who exposed the filth of the cities and nation’s social problems. Who are muckrakers?

1,4 The US wanted this sugar rich island chain for its location in the middle of the Pacific, a great place for a naval base. What is Hawaii?

2,1 Senators are directly elected by popular vote. What is the 17 th amendment?

2,2 He used an assembly line to mass produce the Model T, the first affordable horseless carriage Who is Henry Ford?

2,3 She was a muckraker who wrote The History of Standard Oil which exposed the company’s unfair business practices. Who is Ida Tarbell?

2,4 William Seward was seen as a fool for purchasing this frozen land, until gold and oil was discovered. What is Alaska?

3,1 Establishes that darn income tax. What is the 16 th amendment?

3,2 He and his assistant, John Watson invented the first telephone. Who is Alexander Graham Bell?

3,3 This group/political party wanted an 8 hour workday, a minimum wage, safety in the workplace, and an end to child labor. Who the progressives?

3,4 President Taft used this policy of economic influence instead of military force to shape his foreign policy. What is dollar diplomacy?

4,1 All people born on US soil are citizens. What is the 14 th amendment?

4,2 These men invented the first airplane even if it only flew for seconds. Who are the Wright brothers?

4,3 This is a charitable aid organization made of private citizens who helped immigrants cope with the problems of coming to a new land. What is a benevolent society?

4,4 After the French failure, the US acquired the land to build this important “channel” of transportation. What is the Panama Canal?

5,1 Bans discrimination in voting because of race, color, creed or previous servitude. What is the 15 th amendment?

5,2 Using a burned cardboard filament this made lit up the night with his new invention. Who is Thomas Edison?

5,3 This socioeconomic group faced low pay, housing shortages, and high rent. Who are the working class poor?

5,4 In this year, the US gained control of Guam, the Philippines, and Puerto Rice under another Treaty of Paris. What is 1898?