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Created during World War 1 and used to slowly kill enemies.
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Austria Hungary, Germany, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire
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Trenches were dug into the ground where war was fought. All time was spent in trenches.
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The machine gun was manufactured during World War 1 and gave one man the ability to take out an entire group of enemies in seconds.
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A political movement that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader.
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The fear of communism and anarchism, with everything being equal.
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Promised a return to "normalcy". Was president during the teapot dome scandal, with Alber Fall as his secretary.
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Secretary of the Interior. He accepted bribes to go let oil men into the reserve.
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During the 1920s, women who did not agree with the laws wore short skirts/dresses and bobbed their hair.
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During the 1920s people started fearing immigrants, they didn't want to lose their jobs and they wanted to keep their traditions.
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During the 1920s Ford was determined to make it possible for everyone to afford and own a car.
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One of Warren G Harding's cabinet members, Albert Fall, took bribe money to let oilmen into an oil reserve.
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People were showing their rights and supporting their country after WWI
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The idea that everything is publicly owned and one person is in charge.
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A prohibition law was passed, banning the making, selling, and transporting of alcohol.
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A secret society based on keeping white supremacy. During the 1920's it was revived and had moved to discriminate against all other races.
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A person who illegally produced alcohol during prohibition. This job would still be illegal until prohibition ended in 1933
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An illegal bar still in business during prohibition. This was still considered illegal until prohibition ended in 1933.
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President Warren G. Harding signed a separate peace treaty with Germany.
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John Thomas Scopes was accused of teaching evolution in high school.
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The 31' st president who was in during the Great Depression.
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A time when the economy was down and jobs were rare.
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A small house that was made up of anything that could easily be found and put together.
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A large group or town of Shanty Shacks.
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Hoover Leather was what cardboard was called when it was used in the bottom of a shoe after the sole wore out.
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The term for a newspaper being used as a blanket at the time.
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The dust bowl started in 1930 and last till 1936. It ruined agriculture in prairie areas through severe dust storms and extreme drought.
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The term used for an empty pocket at the time.
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The theory that taxes should be decreased to stimulate economic growth.
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Raised protective tariffs to their highest as a part of a trade war to protect farmers and manufacturers.
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German fascism.
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The dictator who had control over the Nazis and many others.
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Leaders who control all aspects of society.
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A desire for more living space.
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An intense military campaign intended to bring about swift victory.
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Hitler attacks the USSR and fails.
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When Hitler made an alliance with communist's to gain power.
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Japanese planes attacked the United States naval base at Pearl Harbor
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America dropped atomic bombs on Japan in reaction to Pearl Harbor.
