This sinking of this passenger ship helped push the US into the war

Tried and convicted for robbery and murder (or being Italian Anarchists?)

FDRs plan for fixing the nation

During the war the government instituted a policy that restricted the public use of items that were deemed essential to the military like sugar, gasoline, coffee, etc.

Women who began working in traditionally male jobs during WWII were known by this name

Wilson's plan for peace after WWI

Prejudice against foreign-born people that swept the nation in the 1920s

The day the market crashed

The largest amphibious invasion in history on June 6, 1944

Due to over-farming and a prolonged drought a large portion of the mid-west could not grow crops

Supreme Court case that restricted freedom as speech (as shouting "FIRE" in a crowded theater)

Didn't invent the automobile, but revolutionized the production to make them affordable for everyone

20,000 Veterans of WWI sought their due compensation by marching on the capital

In an attempt to limit involvement in the European war, the US Congress passed a law limiting trade with countries at war

This New Deal reform included payments to elderly, unemployed, and disabled people.

Established the League of Nations, but also harshly punished Germany

The tension between modern science and traditional values faced off in the court room in this famous case about evolution in the classroom

Sought to provide jobs in the wilderness for young men

By creating Cash-and-carry and the Lend-Lease Act Roosevelt was attempting to make America into what he called the ___

The number of times Franklin Roosevelt was elected president

His criticism of the League of Nations kept the US from joining the international organization (and caused Wilson to die of a broken heart).

The renewal of African American cultural expression and creativity centered in New York City

Established to reassure the public that money deposited in banks will be protected from loss

The secret project to develop a nuclear bomb

The movement of hundreds of thousands of African Americans from the rural South to cities in the North