support for the state of Israel

opposition to dictators in Iraq

friendly relations with mainland China

strained relations with France and Germany

The number of active union members increased.

The number of two-income households increased.

The number of high-wage manufacturing jobs decreased.

The number part-time and temporary workers decreased.

Made the S. Vietnamese more vulnerable to commie aggression

It encouraged the use of guerrilla warfare in Vietnam.

It allowed the U.S. executive branch too much power.

It reduced the freedom of the American press.

King worked with white leaders.

King opposed the war in Vietnam.

King organized marches and public demonstrations.

King supported voting rights for African Americans.

They got factory jobs created by new consumer demand.

They started to earn salaries equal to men's salaries.

They returned to the home as men returned from overseas.

They earned college degrees for the first time.

It created shelter programs.

It recognized Israel as a state.

It helped locate lost relatives.

It provided monetary compensation.

The United States fought to end the war quickly.

The United States fought for unconditional surrender.

The United States fought to bring about a lasting peace.

The United States fought to preserve freedom and democracy.

limited access to public transportation

shutdown of car production

price controls on goods

rationing of necessities

A lot of Americans didn't support U.S. involvement in Europe

FDR didn't believe the U.S. military could beat the Germans.

Leaders-Britain/France didn't want the U.S. in Euro affairs

FDR was afraid a war would further damage the U.S. economy.

It nationalized city utilities.

It legalized collective bargaining.

It eased regulations on businesses.

It actively supported political machines.

both were motivated by anti-communist sentiments

both were successful conservative Christian crusades

both were state laws before becoming constitutional amend.

both enacted as laws by Cong, then shot down by the Sup. Ct.

decreasing numbers of agricultural jobs in the South

improved transportation systems in the North

overcrowded conditions in southern cities

labor shortages in northern cities 

He supported a rebellion against the Colombian government

He forced the Colombian government to sign a treaty in 1903.

He leased the canal zone from an international company

He seized Panama from Spain after the Spanish American War

The war ended U.S. expansion because of the large costs

The war allowed the U.S. to acquire the Texas territory

The war led to increased U.S. expansion into South America

The war gave the U.S. territories in the South Pacific

U.S. intervening in the Dominican Republic to collect debts

the U.S. forcing Japan to open trade with American merchants

the U.S. imposing tariffs on produce imported from Panama

the U.S. creating spheres of influence on mainland China

They believed food producers sought profit > consumer safety

Wanted to promote vegetarianism as a more healthy lifestyle

They wanted to draw attention to the problems of homemakers.

They believed food-packing workers were unfairly paid.

to have more educational opportunities

to reform city governments

to get better public housing

to gain employment 

African Americans became farm workers in the North.

Thousands of A-A families migrated to the Midwest. 

The Colonization movement settled A-A in Liberia

Southern A-A refused to serve in the U.S. military

a decrease in productivity after World War I

an increase in state minimum working ages

an increase in skilled laborers from immigration

a decrease in children's charitable organizations

Populist Party

Republican Party

Progressive Party

Know-Nothing Party

to tax U.S. industry as a source of federal income

convince other nations to buy newly available U.S. products

support U.S. businesses that import the newest technologies

to discourage U.S. consumers from buying foreign products

It helped them start small businesses.

It gave them each forty acres of land.

It set up a sharecropping system for them.

It created educational opportunities for them.

the physical damage to the South from the Civil War.

the shortage of labor as freemen went to northern factories

high taxes imposed on the south as punishment for secession

$$ printed by the Confederacy,led to inflation in the South

It ended the Civil War.

It created confusion in the South.

It abolished slavery in all states of the Union.

It led European countries to ally with the South.

an enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Law 

a provision to honor the Mason-Dixon line

gradual elimination of slavery in the territories added

use of popular sovereignty about slavery in the territories

an increase of paid cotton workers in the South

the growth of industrial production in the South

the rise of textile manufacturing in England and the U.S.

increase in the # of railroads that crossed the continent 

the Bill of Rights

social contract

Manifest Destiny

Gospel of Wealth

industrialism

mercantilism

individualism

reformism

the principle of no taxation without representation

the establishment of a federal government

the strengthening of judicial review

the creation of a national bank

The U.S. government should pass a protective tariff.

The U.S. gov't should use liquor taxes to raise revenue.

The U.S.gov't should pay off war debt to foreign countries.

The U.S.gov't should insure deposits in the Bank of the U.S.

It would weaken slavery.

It would protect states' rights

It would strengthen the economy.

It would protect the rights of the individual.

Whiskey Rebellion Begins in Western Pennsylvania

New York Imposes Tariff on Connecticut Goods

Supreme Court Denied Power of Judicial Review

Land Ordinance of 1785 Issued by Congress

the Bill of Rights

the U.S.Constitution

the Articles of Confederation

the Declaration of Independence

It was the 1st time the British tried to control them.

It set the rate so high that it harmed the colonial economy.

It had not been approved by colonial representatives.

It interfered with merchants' right to free trade.

New England colonies

Southern colonies

Middle (Mid-Atlantic) colonies

Backcountry