- This was an argument to establish power for America in the Far East.
- During WWI and WWII, the U.S. government asked citizens to buy ___ to help pay for the war.
- Founded by MLK after the Montgomery Bus Boycott to carry out nonviolent tactics.
- Winner of the 1948 election, He banned racial discrimination in the military and federal hiring.
- This war weakened people's confidence in the government and resulted in the 1st presidential visit to China.
- During this decade, high schools became common, offered more home ec classes, and focused on English.
- Legislation that made cleanliness law stricter for meatpackers and created the program of federal meat inspection that is still used today.
- Remembered for supply-side economics and remaining silent as the Moral Majority described AIDS as a punishment for homosexuality.
- She was forced from power in 1893 because she opposed annexation to the United States.
- He won the 1968 election by exploiting Democratic divisions
- Hitler's opportunity to defeat Britain and win WWII involved ___ attacks on ships and Allied shipping.
- This treaty focused on nations who won wars, and missed helping the ones who lost.
- This amendment lowered the voting age from 21 to 18.
- The unsuccessful effort to assimilate Native Americans by moving them into cities.
- The Spanish-American War led to another controversial war in this country.
- This proposed a military alliance between Mexico and Germany.
- Reformers called for ___ because they believed alcohol was responsible for crime, poverty, and violence. As a result of this, the law was often broken by everyday citizens, many officials took bribes, and organized crime flourished.
- Sandra Day O'Connor was the 1st woman appointed to the ___
- The U.S. joined its allies in the ___ to roll back Iraq's invasion of Kuwait
- This scandal left a dark mark on Harding's administration due to its involvement with public land and oil.