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- 3. Now characterized by huge ranches and farms, the _____ plains were long inhabited by Native Americans.
- 5. Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria were all part of the _____ powers.
- 6. _____ houses were all purpose community centers where the public could eat, shower and use the amenities.
- 7. People had to be able to pass a _____ exam to be allowed to vote.
- 8. This allowed voters to demand a special election to remove government official.
- 11. This was a Military alliance called the North America Treaty Organization.
- 14. Movement from one country to another.
- 15. _____ v. Board of education made desegregation possible in public schools.
- 21. W.E.B Dubois founded this civil rights organization to fight prejudice, lynching, and Jim Crow segregation.
- 23. The _____ antitrust act made monopolies illegal.
- 24. To assimilate to American culture completely.
- 25. The act of separating African Americans from White Americans.
- 29. The _____ doctrine was put in place to help and country that was fighting communism.
- 30. To only want Americans in the United States.
- 32. John Rockefeller monopolized the _____ industry.
- 33. _____ diplomacy is the use of a country's financial power to extend its international influence.
- 35. This is where you would go during the Prohibition era to consume illegal alcohol.
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- 1. The _____ plan was a American initiative to give aid to Western Europe to help rebuild after the end of WWII.
- 2. This was a Free Trade Agreement between 20 different countries.
- 4. This allowed proposed legislation to deny or remove laws.
- 9. Only being allowed a fixed amount of a particular commodity.
- 10. During the Korean War _____ Korea was a communist country that was trying to convert their neighboring country to communism.
- 12. This era between 1919-1933 was when alcohol consumption or distribution was illegal.
- 13. The _____ nations was 50 countries working together to increase economic and social development.
- 16. The _____ was a book written by Upton Sinclair that portrayed the horrendous conditions of the meat packing industry.
- 17. _____ crow laws made segregation legal.
- 18. The _____ airman were the first African American squadron with the U.S. Armed Forces.
- 19. Examples of _____ transit are trolley cars, elevated rail road, and subways.
- 20. The process of making an area more urban or the growth of big cities.
- 22. Citizens had to pay a _____ tax in order to vote.
- 26. _____ act of 1862 was when the government would give you 160 acres of land in the great plains for $10 if you could inhabit it for 5 years.
- 27. The exclusive possession or control of the supply or trade in a commodity or service. EX: Railroads, Oil, Steel
- 28. This person made and sold illegal alcohol.
- 31. _____ v. Ferguson believed in segregation and that everyone was "separate but equal".
- 34. _____ unions helped workers improve their work environments.