| Important People | ||
| #1 | Suffragist who founded the National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) | Susan B. Anthony |
| #2 | African American reformer who believed African Americans can improve their lives through education and economic independence | Booker T. Washington |
| #3 | African American reformer who demanded immediate social and economic equality for African Americans | W.E.B. Du Bois |
| #4 | Encouraged the US government to build up the US navy during the age of imperialism | Alfred T. Mahan |
| #5 | The Mexican revolutionary who retaliated against the American government by killing Americans | Pancho Villa |
| Progressive Reforms | ||
| #1 | The Progressives believed that the government should serve the interest of whom? | The People |
| #2 | What roles did women have during the Progressive Era? | They were leaders and activists for reforms |
| #3 | The group who benefited the MOST from reform legislation in the Progressive Era | factory workers, women |
| #4 | Name for journalists and photographers who exposed the corruption of business and government | Muckrakers |
| #5 | Three goals of the Progressives | Prohibition, women's suffrage, workplace safety, government reform, conservation |
| Causes of World War I | ||
| #1 | What was the 'spark' the lit the 'powder keg' of Europe to start WWI | Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand |
| #2 | Two causes of US entry into WWI | Zimmerman Telegram, sinking of the Lusitania/unrestricted submarine warfare |
| #3 | Members of the Central Powers (associated with the Triple Alliance) | Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire |
| #4 | Members of the Allied Powers (associated with the Triple Entente) | France, United States, England, Italy |
| #5 | The MAIN causes of WWI | militarism, alliances, imperialism, nationalism |
| US influence overseas | ||
| #1 | Letters that asked other imperialist nations to not interfere with U.S. trading rights in China | Open Door Notes |
| #2 | Extension of the Monroe Doctrine that gave the US the right to protect its economic interests in the Western hemisphere by using military intervention | Roosevelt Corrollary |
| #3 | Why did the US act as an imperial power during the late 1800s? | Obtain new markets for manufactured goods |
| #4 | The event that caused the outbreak of the Spanish-American war in 1898 | The sinking of the USS Maine |
| #5 | Idea that free market competition would lead to a survival of the fittest and allow strong nations to take over weaker ones | Social darwinism |
| Misc. WWI | ||
| #1 | Some differences between WWI and previous wars | trench warfare, new technology (planes, poison gas, machine guns, tanks), stalemate |
| #2 | Illnesses in the war | Flu, trench foot, Shell Shock |
| #3 | The Treaty that ended WWI- was not ratified by the US | Treaty of Versailles |
| #4 | Wilson's plan for peace | 14 Points |
| #5 | Great Migration | large scale movement of African Americans from the South to the North |
| Final Question | |
| How did the US restrict civil liberties during WWI? | restricted freedom of speech, Alien and Sedition Acts |