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History Final 05-15

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Who was the leader of the continental army during the American Revolution? George Washington
The 1st inhabitants in the Americas were called Paleo Indians
These first Americans got here by crossing a Bering Land Bridge
What other continent did these early Americans cross over from? Asia
How many original English colonies were there? 13
Finish this phrase “No Taxation Without Representation
Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson
This man sailed for Spain and believed he had reached Asia when actually he had discovered a new world. Christopher Columbus
When was our Declaration of Independence adopted? July 4, 1776
The first ten amendments to the constitution are known as the Bill of Rights
When you have an overabundance of something you are said to have this, I can cause prices to drop. Surplus
This is when one stronger country carves out sections of control in another weaker country where the stronger has control of trade. Sphere of influence .
Name the large land acquisition made in 1803 by Thomas Jefferson. The Louisiana purchase
This man was elected President in 1860, and his election sparked the civil war. Abraham Lincoln
U.S. gained this island by force, overthrowing their queen. Hawaii
This man led a group of Rough and tumble soldiers, during the Spanish American War Theodore Roosevelt
This man led a group of Rough and tumble soldiers, during the Spanish American War, what were the soldiers called Rough Riders
The sinking of what ship sparked the United States involvement in WWI The Lusitania
We purchased this land for 7.2 Million Dollars, it became our 49th state Alaska
This is pride in your country. Nationalism
This is when a stronger country uses the resources of another country for its own financial gain. Extractive economy
*This is the buildup of a country’s military/ or the belief in strong military Militarism
This was long ditches dug to protect from enemy attacks Trenches
These were underwater German boats used for surprise attacks. U-boats
This is the treaty that ended World War I. Treaty of Versailles
This man expressed confidence and optimism in his inaugural address in 1929. Herbert Hoover
Assured by faith in the nation’s economic status many Americans purchased things on credit
This is a name given to market where stocks are on an upward trend. Bull market
This is when stocks have a downward trend. Bear market
Stocks plummeted to a new low when investors dumped more than 16 million shares of stock on the market. This day was known as black Tuesday
This is the inevitable ups and downs of business in a free enterprise economy. Business cycle
This is a place where men and women would wait in lines for soup and a piece of bread. Bread lines
This was a nickname for the poor shantytowns that would pop up on the outskirts of major cities. Hooverville
What was is called when men and women would walk around with their pants pockets pulled out for all to see Hoover flags
This was the name if the fires burning in these shantytowns Hoover heaters
Huge protest of WWI veterans came to Washington for support of the veterans’ bonus bill, these guys came to be known as the bonus army
This man was elected President In 1932 FDR
A traveling homeless person was known as a Hobos
This was buying stocks on credit. Margin buying
The _________ was when a certain dictator in the Soviet Union was in control and killed over 10 million of his own people Great Terror
This is a refusal to trade. Embargo
*This is the name for Anti-Jewish feelings Anti-semitism
This was Hitler’s plan to invade Great Britain. Operation sea lion
This is when 7000 American and Filipino soldiers were walked to death. Bataan Death march
This is another name for Hitler’s Lightning War. blitzkrieg
This was the book Hitler wrote while in prison. Mein Kampf
What was Mussolini’s nickname? the Duce
FDR said “Today is a day that will live in infamy
This man developed a way to send messages through short electrical impulses. This allowed for messages to be sent great distances in seconds Samuel FB Morse
What was this method of sending messages called? Telegram
This man invented the first telephone in 1876 Alexander Graham Bell
Who invented the first light bulb? Thomas Edison
This is the day the allies launched their famous invasion on the beaches at Normandy. D-Day
This was the American governments plan to build nuclear bombs. The Manhattan Project
This court case stated that separate facilities were legal as long as they were equal. Plessy vs Ferguson
This court case overturned the famous separate can be equal case. Brown vs Board of Education
This woman became a symbol for the civil rights movement when she refused to give up her seat on a bus Rosa Parks
The Woman in Question 58 sparked this form of nonviolent protests. Bus Boycotts
This group became a symbol for young militant African Americans, and led armed patrols in urban neighborhoods Black Panthers
The Korean war was fought over the spread of what idealism Communism
Prior to US involvement in Korea the nations were divided along the 38th parallel
*After the Korean War North and South Korea was divided along the 38th parallel
This man was the Communist leader in North Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh
This man was appointed to rule in South Vietnam Ngo Dinh Diem
The man in question _______ was considered crooked and unpopular in Vietnam for all of the reasons except He was close friends with he who enlightens
This was the name given to the North Vietnamese Enlisted army Vietminh
This was the name given to the South Vietnamese rebels Vietcong
How many American soldiers lost their lives or where MIA in Vietnam 58000
This was the lone major offensive organized against the Americans for the duration of the Vietnam War The tet offensive
This was the supply line to the South in Vietnam The Ho Chi Minh Trail
These are people opposed to the war in Vietnam Doves
These are people who were for the war in Vietnam Hawks
How many Americans served in the Vietnam War Over 2 million
Which of the following best describes the welcome home from vietnam Harsh cruel often times criminal
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