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| movement of millions of African Americans from South to the North |
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| a person who rented land and equipment and paid with a portion of crop |
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| National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, helped to fight discrimination |
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| Law passed in 1882 to limit immigration on the basis of race |
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| Challenged a Jim Crow Law, which helped lead to a famous Supreme Court case; "separate but equal" |
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| 1919; amendment that gave women the right to vote |
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| reformers who worked to stop unfair pratices by businesses and to improve the way in which government worked |
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| writers who uncovered the shameful conditions in businesses |
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| laws that helped solve social problems of the day, no alcohol sales on Sunday |
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| protecting something from being destroyed |
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| when large companies joined together to control entire industries |
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| territory purchased from Russia |
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| to join the United States |
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| ship that was blown up causing the U.S. to enter the Spanish American War |
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| exaggerated false reporting |
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| leader during the Spanish American War, later became president |
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| group of volunteer soldiers that fought with Theodore Roosevelt during the Spanish American War |
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| group of African American soldiers that fought during Spanish American War |
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| war fought against Spain in Cuba |
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| canal built for safer and speedier travel from the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean |
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| treaty that ended the Spanish American War |
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