

	Journal and Terms

	The terms below are all found in your text and must be defined for your journal. Follow directions and use the student samples as guidelines. Remember you must write down what the term is, and why the term is historically important. During the first week and thereafter you can email me some examples, I will let you know how to improve.

	The best guide for writing instructions and samples is here.





	Use this example of a cause/effect diagram for the Social Security Act.

	Use this blank cause/effect diagram for your own terms.

	Unit One: Chapters 18-21 New South Plessy v. Ferguson Wounded Knee Homestead Act Boomers Thomas Edison Standard Oil Trust Knights of Labor Sherman Anti-Trust Act Haymarket Square Riot Brooklyn Bridge Dumbbell Tenements New immigrants WCTU Chain stores Peoples Party W.E.B. DuBois A.T. Mahan Imperialism Colonel Theodore Roosevelt

	Unit Two: Chapters 22-25 "Muller v. Oregon" Margaret Sanger Nineteenth Amendment "The Jungle" Underwood-Simmons Tariff Roosevelt Corollary "Lusitania" Zimmerman telegram Committee on Public Information Treaty of Versailles Scopes Trial Charles Lindbergh "the New Woman" Kellogg-Briand Pact Sacco and Vanzetti Emergency Relief and Construction Act Tennessee Valley Administration Agricultural Adjustment Act "Butler v. U.S." Mary McCleod Bethune Works Progress Administration

	Unit Three-Chapters 26-29 Quarantine Speech D-Day WAC's Manhattan Project Potsdam Summit Truman Doctrine "Iron Curtain" GI Bill of Rights Marshall Plan McCarthyism Interstate Highway Act Eisenhower Doctrine "Sputnik" Rosa Parks Brown v. Board of Education Peace Corps Bay of Pigs Great Society Martin Luther King, Jr. Eldridge Cleaver

	Unit Four--Chapters 30-33 and Epilogue Gulf of Tonkin My Lai SALT I Jackson State crisis George Wallace Camp David Accords OPEC "Roe v. Wade" Three Mile Island the Plumbers the Reagan agenda supply side economics Iran-Contra affair "Glasnost" Gulf War Immigration and Control Act 9/11 Whitewater NAFTA ARPANET