US History 2024 Fall Exam

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Across
  1. 1. Equal protection under the law, citizenship for all born in US
  2. 4. Gave women the right to vote
  3. 6. Sudden drop in stock prices in 1929
  4. 7. Laws limiting the number of immigrants
  5. 10. Gave free land to settlers in the West, brought more farmers to the Great Plains
  6. 11. Protection against unreasonable searches
  7. 14. Shantytowns named after President Hoover
  8. 17. British ship sunk by Germans, killing Americans
  9. 18. To cancel or remove a law
  10. 21. Period of new music and cultural changes
  11. 24. US policy to intervene in Latin American affairs
  12. 28. Journalism that exposes social problems
  13. 29. Connected East and West coasts by rail, built government support and immigrant labor
  14. 32. Wilson's plan for peace after WW1
  15. 37. Prejudice against immigrants led to laws restricting immigration
  16. 42. German submarines
  17. 44. Government's hands-off approach to business, led to growth of big companies and monopolies
  18. 45. Banned alcohol in the US
  19. 47. Rules that separated Black and White people, passed after Reconstruction ended
  20. 49. The right to vote in political elections
  21. 51. Fair treatment through the normal judicial system
  22. 53. Countries fighting against Germany in WW1
  23. 54. People moving to a new country to live
  24. 55. Personal freedoms protected by law
  25. 56. Groups formed by workers, fought for better pay and working conditions
  26. 57. International organization to prevent future wars
  27. 58. Voting age lowered to 18
  28. 59. Abolished slavery, outlawed involuntary servitude
Down
  1. 1. Freedom of speech, religion, press
  2. 2. Lincoln's strategy to slowly defeaEmancipation
  3. 3. Famous speech by Lincoln, emphasized equality and preserving the Union
  4. 5. Growth of cities as people move from rural areas
  5. 8. Rapid growth of factories and industry
  6. 9. Not enough people buying goods
  7. 12. Germany and its allies in WW1
  8. 13. Using economic power to influence other countries
  9. 15. Northerners who opposed the war, wanted to end the fighting immediately
  10. 16. Laws limiting free speech during wartime
  11. 19. African American artistic movement
  12. 20. Movement of African Americans to Northern cities
  13. 22. Women's right to vote
  14. 23. Roosevelt's programs to fight the Depression
  15. 25. US warning to Europe to stay out of the Americas
  16. 26. Right to remain silent, right to due process
  17. 27. Secret German message to Mexico, angering Americans
  18. 30. Agreement ending WW1
  19. 31. Policy of avoiding involvement in world affairs
  20. 33. Making more goods than people can buy
  21. 34. To approve or confirm officially
  22. 35. Collected supplies, worked as nurses, soldiers, or spies
  23. 36. Freed most slaves in rebel states in 1863
  24. 38. Government loans to fund the war
  25. 39. Right to vote regardless of race
  26. 40. No cruel and unusual punishment, no excessive bail or fines
  27. 41. Society focused on buying goods
  28. 43. Fear of communists in America
  29. 46. Right to bear arms
  30. 48. Severe drought in the Great Plains
  31. 50. Ban on making and selling alcohol
  32. 52. When one company controls an entire industry