Espionage and Sedition Acts
Initiative, Referendum, and Recall
Zimmermann Telegram and Sinking of Lusitania
Isolationism and Neutrality
Target Profile: Muckrakers
Upton Sinclair wrote The Jungle, exposing unsanitary conditions.
18. Resulting Legislation:
19. General Purpose of Muckrakers:
TERRITORY A
TERRITORY B
TERRITORY C
25-28. WWI Quick Recon:
25. Primary cause for entry:
26. General of the AEF:
27. Type of warfare used:
28. Treaty rejected by U.S.:
Mission 03: Boom & Bust Items 29-42
Bribery regarding federal oil reserves.
The invention of the assembly line.
The passing of the 19th Amendment.
The annexation of Hawaii.
Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
31. Flappers
32. Great Migration
33. Harlem Renaissance
34-36. List three primary causes of the Great Depression:
The Dust Bowl was primarily caused by:
Overproduction and poor farming practices.
High tariffs and isolationism.
The expansion of the federal government.
Economic Recon: New Deal Tools
38. FDIC
39. Social Security
40. Tenth Amendment
FDR's court-packing plan was rejected because it:
Which amendment limits the president to two terms?
Mission 04: Global Conflict Items 43-58
44-46. Name three ways Americans supported WWII at home:
METHOD 1
METHOD 2
METHOD 3
Service File: WWII Units & Heroes
47. African American pilot unit:
48. Used native language for secrets:
49. African American Medal of Honor:
50. Location of atomic bomb dev:
Eastern European communist countries.
Western European countries to stop communism.
The Japanese navy after the atomic bomb.
53. Sputnik I
54. NASA Funding
55. Vaccines/Polio
The GI Bill provided veterans with:
Increased demand for housing led to the growth of:
Explain the "Baby Boom":
Mission 05: The Fight for Equality Items 59-75
Leader Profiles: Civil Rights
60. Thurgood Marshall:
61. Rosa Parks:
62. Martin Luther King, Jr.:
63. Black Panthers Strategy:
Segregation in public places.
Discrimination in voting (literacy tests).
The use of military drafts.
66-68. Social Movement Match:
66. Chicano Movement:
67. Women's Movement:
68. Chicano Mural Movement:
69-72. Vietnam Era Intel:
69. Domino Theory Goal:
70. Gulf of Tonkin Result:
71. Credibility Gap:
72. War Powers Resolution:
Gov Scandal & Foreign Policy
73. Watergate Result:
74. OPEC Oil Embargo Effect:
75. Camp David Accords:
Mission 06: The Modern Era Items 76-92
76-78. Conflict Comparison:
76. Persian Gulf War (1990):
77. War on Terror (2001):
78. Iran Hostage Crisis (1979):
Increase manufacturing jobs in the U.S.
Encourage economic competition and global trade.
Limit the power of the environmental EPA.
80. Silent Spring
81. Robotics
82. Computers
Modern Intelligence Files
83. 2000 Election Recount State:
84. Patriot Act Controversy:
85. Obama Election Milestone:
Why did New Orleans flood in Hurricane Katrina?
The shift from Rust Belt to Sun Belt was driven by:
Define Cultural Diffusion:
89-92. Modern Movement Match:
89. Cesar Chavez Goal:
90. Sandra Day O'Connor:
91. Title IX Effect:
92. Free Enterprise System:
Final Evaluation: Synthesis Items 93-95 (DOK 4)
The federal government's power expanded significantly during both the Progressive Era and the Great Depression.
Task: Analyze the specific ways the government protected citizens during these two eras. Evaluate whether these expansions of power were necessary to ensure the "general welfare" of the nation. Provide specific evidence from the study sheet.
The 14th Amendment (Citizenship) and 15th Amendment (Male Suffrage) were ratified after the Civil War, yet Jim Crow laws existed for nearly a century afterward.
Task: Explain how the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s-60s successfully dismantled Jim Crow laws using both judicial (Supreme Court) and social (civil disobedience) methods. Compare these outcomes to the "Separate but Equal" era.
The U.S. moved from Isolationism after WWI to becoming a Global Superpower after WWII.
Task: Assess how Cold War policies like Containment and the Domino Theory reshaped American foreign policy compared to the "Big Stick Policy" of the early 1900s. Which era saw the greatest shift in America's global identity?
Mission Verified
End of Transmission
Espionage and Sedition Acts
Initiative, Referendum, and Recall
Zimmermann Telegram and Sinking of Lusitania
Isolationism and Neutrality
Target Profile: Muckrakers
Upton Sinclair wrote The Jungle, exposing unsanitary conditions.
18. Resulting Legislation:
19. General Purpose of Muckrakers:
21-23. Identify three territories acquired after the Spanish-American War:
25-28. WWI Quick Recon:
25. Primary cause for entry:
26. General of the AEF:
27. Type of warfare used:
28. Treaty rejected by U.S.:
Mission 03: Boom & Bust Items 29-42
Bribery regarding federal oil reserves.
The invention of the assembly line.
The passing of the 19th Amendment.
The annexation of Hawaii.
Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
31. Flappers
32. Great Migration
33. Harlem Renaissance
34-36. List three primary causes of the Great Depression:
The Dust Bowl was primarily caused by:
Overproduction and poor farming practices.
High tariffs and isolationism.
The expansion of the federal government.
Economic Recon: New Deal Tools
38. FDIC
39. Social Security
40. Tenth Amendment
FDR's court-packing plan was rejected because it:
Which amendment limits the president to two terms?
Mission 04: Global Conflict Items 43-58
44-46. Name three ways Americans supported WWII at home:
Service File: WWII Units & Heroes
47. African American pilot unit:
48. Used native language for secrets:
49. African American Medal of Honor:
50. Location of atomic bomb dev:
Eastern European communist countries.
Western European countries to stop communism.
The Japanese navy after the atomic bomb.
53. Sputnik I
54. NASA Funding
55. Vaccines/Polio
The GI Bill provided veterans with:
Increased demand for housing led to the growth of:
Explain the "Baby Boom":
Mission 05: The Fight for Equality Items 59-75
Leader Profiles: Civil Rights
60. Thurgood Marshall:
61. Rosa Parks:
62. Martin Luther King, Jr.:
63. Black Panthers Strategy:
Segregation in public places.
Discrimination in voting (literacy tests).
The use of military drafts.
66-68. Social Movement Match:
66. Chicano Movement:
67. Women's Movement:
68. Chicano Mural Movement:
69-72. Vietnam Era Intel:
69. Domino Theory Goal:
70. Gulf of Tonkin Result:
71. Credibility Gap:
72. War Powers Resolution:
Gov Scandal & Foreign Policy
73. Watergate Result:
74. OPEC Oil Embargo Effect:
75. Camp David Accords:
Mission 06: The Modern Era Items 76-92
76-78. Conflict Comparison:
76. Persian Gulf War (1990):
77. War on Terror (2001):
78. Iran Hostage Crisis (1979):
Increase manufacturing jobs in the U.S.
Encourage economic competition and global trade.
Limit the power of the environmental EPA.
80. Silent Spring
81. Robotics
82. Computers
Modern Intelligence Files
83. 2000 Election Recount State:
84. Patriot Act Controversy:
85. Obama Election Milestone:
Why did New Orleans flood in Hurricane Katrina?
The shift from Rust Belt to Sun Belt was driven by:
Define Cultural Diffusion:
89-92. Modern Movement Match:
89. Cesar Chavez Goal:
90. Sandra Day O'Connor:
91. Title IX Effect:
92. Free Enterprise System:
Final Evaluation: Synthesis Items 93-95 (DOK 4)
The federal government's power expanded significantly during both the Progressive Era and the Great Depression.
Task: Analyze the specific ways the government protected citizens during these two eras. Evaluate whether these expansions of power were necessary to ensure the "general welfare" of the nation. Provide specific evidence from the study sheet.
The 14th Amendment (Citizenship) and 15th Amendment (Male Suffrage) were ratified after the Civil War, yet Jim Crow laws existed for nearly a century afterward.
Task: Explain how the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s-60s successfully dismantled Jim Crow laws using both judicial (Supreme Court) and social (civil disobedience) methods. Compare these outcomes to the "Separate but Equal" era.
The U.S. moved from Isolationism after WWI to becoming a Global Superpower after WWII.
Task: Assess how Cold War policies like Containment and the Domino Theory reshaped American foreign policy compared to the "Big Stick Policy" of the early 1900s. Which era saw the greatest shift in America's global identity?
Mission Verified
End of Transmission
