Unit 7-1 1890-1929: Imperialism, WWI, and the 1920’s
Date
Homework Due
Class Activities
Mon 2/8
 Ch 21 pages 672-684*
 Spanish American War and Imperialism
 Get Reading for Block Day Debate
Tues 2/9
 Ch 21 pages 684-694
 WWI
 Ch 21 pages 694-699*
Block
 Reading for your group
2/10-2/11
debate*
Fri
 Ch 22 pages 704-712
2/12
 Document 1
 Ch 22 pages 712-721
Tues 2/16
 Documents 2 and 3
Block
 Ch 22 pages 721-730
2/17-2/18  Documents 4 and 5
Fri 2/19
Mon 2/22
 The Treaty of Versailles
 Small Group Debate on the Treaty of
Versailles
 Red Scare and 1920’s Politics
 Cultural Change in the 1920’s
 Economic Change and the Consumer Culture
 Study!

 Notebook and Review
Questions Due
 Unit 7-1 Test
 means you are responsible for that reading in class that day!
Documents for Unit 7
Red Scare / Nativism
1. Condemned Radical Protests Political Hysteria – SFAH Vol 2 Doc 22-1 pages 549-550
Harlem Renaissance
2. Harlem Renaissance Poet Declares Black is Beautiful – SFAH Vol2 Doc 22-5 pages 560-563
Social Change:
3. A German Observes Bootlegging – The American Spirit V2
4. The Lynds Discover Changes in the Middle-American Home (1929) – The American Spirit V2
Consumerism
5. Advertising the American Dream – SFAH Vol 2 Doc 22-6 pages 563-565
Study groups will be Friday 2/19 at lunch and Monday 2/22 at 7:45am
Vocabulary for Unit 7-1
Chapter 21 (page numbers for most terms
can be found on p700)
1. American exceptionalism
2. Theodore Roosevelt (in Spanish
American War)
3. Alfred Thayer Mahan
4. USS Maine / “Remember the Maine”
5. Teller Amendment
6. Queen Liliuokalani
7. Insular Cases
8. Platt Amendment
9. Emilio Aguinaldo
10. Open door policy
11. Root-Takahira Agreement
12. Panama Canal
13. Porfirio Díaz
14. Roosevelt Corollary
15. Zimmermann telegram
16. War Industries Board
17. National War Labor Board
18. Committee on Public Information
19. Four-Minute Men
20. Espionage and Sedition Acts
21. Alice Paul
22. 19th Amendment
23. Great Migration
24. National Woman’s Party
25. Fourteen Points
26. League of Nations
27. Treaty of Versailles
Chapter 22 (page numbers for most terms
can be found on p730)
28. welfare capitalism
29. Red Scare
30. Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti
31. Palmer raids
32. Sheppard-Towner Federal Maternity
and Infancy Act
33. Women’s International League for
Peace and Freedom
34. Associated state
35. Teapot Dome
36. Dollar diplomacy
37. Prohibition
38. Al Capone
39. American Civil Liberties Union
40. Scopes trial
41. National Origins Act (Emergency Quota
Act)
42. Henry Ford
43. Ku Klux Klan
44. Harlem Renaissance
45. Jazz
46. Zora Neale Hurston
47. Langston Hughes
48. Louis Armstrong
49. Duke Ellington
50. Marcus Garvey
51. Universal Negro Improvement
Association
52. Pan-Africanism
53. Lost Generation
54. Consumer credit
55. Hollywood
56. Flapper
57. Soft power