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Historical Era a time period characterized by certain political, social, and economic events
Transcontinental Railroad Connected the whole country leading to faster transportation of goods and people West
Homestead Act Free land in the Great Plains; encouraged settlement West and created a national market
Labor Unions Workers joined together to get better pay and working conditions through negotiation or strike
Chinese Exclusion Act Chinese were banned from entering the U.S. because they were seen as job competition building the railroads
Nineteenth Amendment granted women's right to vote (suffrage)
Spanish American War Effects The U.S. emerged from this war as a world power with territories, new markets, and access to raw materials.
U.S. Entry to WWI German unrestricted submarine warfare and the Zimmerman Telegram (letter from Germany to Mexico)
Henry Cabot Lodge U.S. senator who rejected the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations at the end of WWI; US was to be isolated and not dragged into more wars
Assembly Line Mass production of the car made it more affordable for the average American using this method
Harlem Renaissance Artistic and cultural movement celebrating African Americans; jazz music became popular
Stock Market Crash Overspeculation led to the stock market to crash in 1929 which was the start of the Great Depression
Great Depression Effects High unemployment, poverty, hunger, homelessness
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Protects your money in the bank in the event of a failure
New Deal The federal government took on a larger role in the lives of Americans by trying to end the Great Depression
Pearl Harbor Reason for U.S. entry to WWII after Japan attacked the U.S. naval base in Hawaii
Hiroshima and Nagasaki Two Japanese cities where the atomic bombs were dropped to officially end World War II
Korean War U.S. got involved because of containment - stop the spread of communism to South Korea.
Sputnik 1957 Soviet launch of the first artificial satellite led to the Space Race, NASA, and money to math and science education
Anti-War Movement movement calling for the end of the Vietnam War; Americans held mass protests and demonstrations against the war.
War with Afghanistan U.S. response to the September 11 (9/11) terrorist attacks
Global Diffusion U.S. popular culture spreads to other countries via music, movies, and T.V.
Civic Responsibility It is your duty as a citizen to vote or serve on jury duty
Watergate Effect President Nixon resigned and Americans became more cynical (distrustful) of the government
Red Scare Fear of communism spreading in America.
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