This court case upheld "separate but equal" segregation laws in states.

This person used assembly lines to improve the production of cars.

This began U.S involvment in WWII.

These laws were meant to keep African Americans below the Whites in society.

This president got assassinated in 1963.

This case lead to internment camps for Japanese-Americans being upheld during WWII.

The sinking of this ship began the Spanish-American War.

This war was a bi-product of the cold war and was meant to contain communism and was considered a major failure.

This was a political and social protest that involved transit and took place in Alabama and involved Rosa Parks.

This person assassinated Abraham Lincoln.

This case argues the point that separating white and black students in public schools is unconstitutional.

The use of this along with the Zimmerman note began U.S involvement in WWI.

This agreement officially ended WWI

This civil rights activist was more aggressive than MLK and was an American Muslim.

This industrialist was well known for his success in the railroad industry and has a university named after him.

This case argues have a constitutional right to an abortion during the first two trimesters.

This mode of transportation lead to easier ways to transport resources across country during the Industrial Revolution.

This agreement officially ended The Revolutionary War.

This peaceful march to Montgomery turned violent whenever cops threw tear gas and started beating the civil rights activists.

This actor was known for his role in the 2013 film "World War Z".

This case states that the president cannot use executive privilege to withhold evidence from criminal trial.

Discrimination lead to the boycotting of this public service during the 1960s.

This pilot was shot down flying over Russia during the Cold War. (Hint: When we watched Bridge of Spies)

This is the year MLK got assassinated.

This famous African American released his debut album in 2004 titled "College Dropout".