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Double Jeopardy Imperialism Immigration Progressivism Amendments World War IRoaring 20’sGreat Depression New Deal 200 points200 points 400 points 400 points 600 points 600 points 800 points 1000 points

The fear of immigrants and the changes they bring.

What is nativism?

Tax on imported goods.

What are tariffs?

A President’s idea on how we should deal with other countries.

What is foreign policy?

The area people came from during “Old Immigration”.

What is Northern/Western Europre?

The area people during the period of “New Immigration”.

What is Southern/Eastern Europe?

Upton Sinclair’s novel about the food and meatpacking industry.

What is The Jungle?

Created open trade with China.

What is the Open Door Policy?

Leader of the Rough Riders in Cuba.

Who is Theodore Roosevelt?

This is how trusts drove smaller businesses out of business.

What is lowering prices?

William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer were best know for this.

What is Yellow Journalism?

The place where the peace treaty was signed at the end of WWI.

What is Versailles?

The international peace keeping organization created after WWI.

What is the League of Nations?

The most powerful members of the Central Powers.

Who are Germany, Ottoman Empire, and Austria-Hungary?

The most powerful members of the Allies.

Who are Britain, France, Russia, and US?

Three new weapons that were used during WWI.

What are machine guns, tanks, flamethrowers, and airplane?

The man who fought for blacks in America and started the Back to Africa mov’t.

Who is Marcus Garvey?

To force a non-citizen to leave the country.

What is deport?

Music popular in New Orleans and Harlem in the 1920’s.

What is Jazz?

The name of the man and the plane that had the first solo flight across the Atlantic.

Who is Charles Lindbergh and the Spirit of St. Louis?

Plan that allows someone to buy now and pay later.

What is Installment buying?

The demand of the bonus army.

What is early payment of their bonus?

Insured bank depositors’ savings.

What is FDIC?

The reason why Roosevelt kept the poll tax.

What is wanting to keep the support of Southern white leaders?

Gave farmers a subsidy to reduce crop and livestock production.

What is the AAA?

Appropriated $500 million to be distributed.

What is FERA?

Final Jeopardy

Explain the major reason that a small conflict between two relatively weak countries turned into a world war.