Q2 US History Interim

1. These reforms prepared citizens for informed participation in democracy.
6. This fashion symbolized freedom, modernity, and changing gender roles.
11. Fostered mainstream appreciation for African American art and culture.
12. The popularity of _________ reflected admiration for fame and individual achievement.
15. The Progressive movement set a precedent for ________ intervention on social and economic issues.
16. Laws like the ________ restricted civil liberties during World War I.
17. Americans feared joining would entangle the U.S. in future foreign conflicts.
18. In 1918, the U.S. returned to a policy of avoiding foreign entanglements.
19. Efforts to improve city sanitation and housing conditions.
20. Led to organized crime and secret bars known as speakeasies.

2. The 1920’s redefined the ___________ by emphasizing focus on personal success, wealth, and leisure.
3. Wilson’s plan for world peace by preventing future wars.
4. Legal milestone granting women the vote.
5. Highlighted the conflict between modern science (modernism) and traditional religion (traditionalism).
7. Widespread anger over political corruption and industrial exploitation led to the ________.
8. Era of economic growth, vibrant culture, and social change.
9. This group was excluded from most reforms, which maintained segregation.
10. Demonstrated increased federal control over individual freedoms by making men join the military.
13. Movement northward of African Americans for industrial jobs.
14. increased personal freedom and mobility.