Period 7 Review
Across
- 4. large scale economic recession that began in 1929
- 7. post WWI writers against consumer culture
- 8. African American performer who spread music depicting black life to white audiences
- 10. organization founded to oppose annexation of Philippines
- 13. New Deal program that employed those in need, lasted four months
- 14. person who promoted “Back to Africa” movement and advocated for racial pride, set up the UNIA
- 16. African American rights advocate, urged black people to demand first-class citizenship and the right to vote, as well as to gain a liberal arts education
- 17. act that banned unfair corporate operations and protected unions
- 18. effort by the Nazis to eradicate Jewish people in Europe
- 23. act that prohibited anti war activities during World War I
- 24. founder of Tuskegee Institute for teaching African Americans industrious habits and practical job skills
- 25. Woodrow Wilson’s progressive agenda for a limited government
- 27. President that used economic policies called the New Deal to support Americans during the Great Depression and entered the United States into World War II
- 29. purposeful separation of people into racial groups
- 31. 1942 civil rights activist organization against racial inequality in public accomodations
- 33. women who was a leader in the feminist movement; anarchist critic of capitalism and middle-class sexual-morality
- 34. President that ordered the use of the atomic bomb against Japan at the end of World War II, adopted containment policy against communism
- 35. President during the beginning of the Great Depression, his recovery efforts failed to ease the effects on American citizens
- 38. 1919 legislation granting women voting rights
- 40. American general during World War II, later became president
- 41. the spread of African American cultural ideas through art during 1920s
Down
- 1. industrial fire leading to the deaths of 146 workers, mostly women
- 2. passed by Congress to limit Cuban sovereignty after Spanish-American War
- 3. the roundup and deportation of suspected alien radicals from 1919-1920
- 5. movement that sought change without radically altering capitalism or democratic political system in the late 19th and early 20th century
- 6. 1917 population shift of African Americans leaving the South due to poverty and discrimination
- 9. author of The Jungle, helped food industry become more sanitary
- 11. president who advocated for conservatism and coined the term “bully pulpit”
- 12. journalists who exposed corruption
- 15. priest who used radio broadcasts to discuss economic and political issues; criticized FDR’s New Deal program
- 19. plan to provide economic and political stability by guaranteeing rights to workers and protecting business interests
- 20. advocated for social reforms to improve the lives for the impoverished helped establish the Hull House, promoted the idea of civic housekeeping for women
- 21. 1913 legislation allowing for graduated income tax
- 22. founder of an automobile industry, utilized the assembly line to achieve mass production
- 26. book that led to regulation of food safety
- 28. British prime minister during World War II, ally of United States
- 30. FDR’s plan used to combat the Great Depression
- 32. treaty ending WWI
- 36. the fear of communist radicalism in the U.S. after Russian Revolution
- 37. a person who supports the idea of women having same opportunities as men
- 39. political and social movement to preserve wildlife and nature