Fourth Marking Period Review

2. Someone that is forced to leave their home country.
7. Natural disasters, poverty, and war are all ________.
8. The worst attack on U.S. soil
9. The ____ amendment was passed in 1920.
12. Exiting one place and going to live in another.
15. Education and economic opportunity, freedom, and safety are all______.
17. A person who moves into a new country to live permanently.
18. You get to this continent by traveling East over the Atlantic Ocean.
19. A peaceful agreement between countries over land and power.
21. The U.S. is the _________largest country in the world by geographical size.
22. This continent has Brazil, Argentina, and Peru.
24. Where the majority of people live in the U.S.
26. What did the U.S. help establish after World War II?
27. Two countries that fought against the U.S. in WW2. Now they are allies.
31. The two countries that have competed against the U.S.
32. The U.S. has _____ all over the world.
33. Money or supplies given to another country
34. The first state to allow women to vote.
35. This continent is where human civilization began.

1. The right to vote.
3. Most of U.S. immigrants were from here in the early 1900's.
4. The most famous pioneer of the women's suffrage movement.
5. Tradition of peaceful protests in this city began because of The Women’s Rights movement.
6. The U.S._______ more goods than it exports.
10. A country that has economic power, military power, and cultural relevance.
11. The U.S. has the ________ largest population in the world.
13. How Alice Paul and others protested for women's suffrage.
14. Where the two most populated countries are.
16. Most people will never travel to this continent.
20. You get to this collection of islands by traveling over the Pacific Ocean.
23. The word that best describes the women's suffrage movement.
25. Most of U.S. immigrants since 2000.
28. The two countries that border the U.S.
29. The document that was amended to allow women to vote.
30. The continent that we live on.