Across
- 4. the event that brought America into WW2
- 6. - young, modern women who wanted to break away from traditional gender roles
- 7. - FDR's plan to get the country out of the Great Depression
- 9. - achieved through the passage of the 18th amendment
- 11. law passed to limit the number of immigrants coming into the US
- 16. people who used their talents to expose corruption in society
- 17. - America became involved in this to stop the spread of communism in Asia
- 20. - this coming down was the symbolic end to the Cold War
- 24. - law passed due to Upton Sinclair's book "The Jungle"
- 25. granted all men 21 and over the right to vote regardless of race
- 26. - country which the US had tension and hostility with during the Cold War
Down
- 1. - The US became involved in this because of the use of yellow journalism
- 2. - an environmental crisis of the Plains region caused by drought
- 3. a law that granted 160 acres of free land in exchange for a small filing fee
- 5. welcomed immigrants into the US
- 8. abolished slavery in the US
- 10. - ruled separte but equal was unconstitutional
- 12. the president that decided to use the atomic bomb on Japan
- 13. - achieved through the passage of the 19th amendment to the constitution
- 14. defined citizenship as all persons born or naturalized in the US
- 15. - 13 day standoff between US and USSR that was the closest the world ever came to Nuclear War
- 18. - a term used to criticize Herbert Hoover's lack of direct aid during the Great Depression
- 19. used in Southern states to keep African Americans from voting
- 21. - to add
- 22. - taken over by force and later became a state
- 23. - to adopt the ways of another culture