| A | B |
|---|
| Reconstruction | time when North and South had to come back together after the Civil War |
| 13th amendment | abolished slavery |
| 14th amendment | citizenship for African Americans |
| 15th amendment | voting rights for African Americans |
| Plessy vs. Ferguson | segragation was OK as long as facilities were equal |
| Sherman Anti-Trust Act | break up bad monopolies |
| urbanization | move to cities |
| Labor Unions | formed to protect workers |
| New Immigrants | from Eastern and Southern Europe; faced more discrimination |
| mass production | made it possible to make things quicker and more cheaply |
| Emma Lazarus | poem located at the base of the Statue of Liberty; designed to welcome immigrants |
| muckraker | special kind of journalist who exposed corruption in business and politics in writing |
| temperance | movement to ban alcohol |
| Prohibition | period of time when sale and use of alchol was illegal; led to organized crime |
| suffrage | the right to vote |
| Imperialism | strong nations get control of weaker nations for raw materials and a market for their goods |
| Panana Canal | connected the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean |
| yellow journalism | use of sensational stories and pictures to sell the newspaper; Pultizer and Hearst |
| Causes of WORLD WAR I | Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism |
| Fourteen Points | Wilson's plan for peace after WW I |
