Social Studies Final Flashcards
(24 cards)
purpose of reconstruction:
to reunite the country and rebuild everything that was destroyed during the war
radial reconstruction, why it was established-
to protest Black Codes
Jim Crow laws-
forced separation of whites and African Americans in public places
Transcontinental Railroad, who built it-
western companies
steel and oil industries-
steel became used for many things and demand for those things increased; the oil industry increased after the process of getting it from the ground was discovered
collective bargaining-
the act of all workers working together to negotiate with management
immigration ports-
new york, baltimore, philadelphia, chicago, boston, st. louis,
who did teddy roosevelt support?
conservation
open door policy-
a policy that stated all nations should have equal access to trade in china
winning the spanish american war-
an armistice was signed to end the war
start of WWI-
archduke franz ferdinand of austria hungary was shot by a serbian nationalist, austria hungary declared war on serbia
roaring twenties-
a time of peace and prosperity after WWI
president hoover-
president during the great depression who felt that it was not the governments job to provide direct relief to US citizens
fireside chats-
a radio address where roosevelt spoke directly to american people
allied/axis powers-
allied- italy, germany, japan; axis- britain, france, U.S.
tuskegee airmen-
african american pilots
bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki-
hiroshima- a bomb was dropped on this city in japan by the U.S. to try and get them to surrender, was not sucessful; nagasaki- a second bomb dropped on a japanese city by the U.S., japan finally surrendered
cold war countries-
united states and the soviet union
beginning of the korean war-
korea was invaded and split into the 38th parallel
conflict in vietnam-
ngo dinh diem canceled elections
suffragist-
someone who fought for the right to vote
great migration-
a massive movement of black people across the country
black tuesday
tuesday, october 29, 1929, the day of the stock market crash
d-day-
date of allied sea invasion of occupied france- june 6, 1944