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A General in the United States Army. He led American Expeditionary Forces to victory against Germany in the first World War.
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He was a poineer among the aviation industry. He merged companies with the wright brothers. Their company made aircraft for the U.S. Army and Navy in the years leading up to World War I
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He was the 32nd president of the United States. He built the New Deal Coalition in 1932. He worked closely with the Allied powers during the second World War.
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He was a Jamaican political leader that founded the UNIA-ACL and the Black Star Line. He was a strong supporter to Black Nationalism and Pan-Africanism.
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A Seargant in the U.S. Army and was considered one of the greatest American heroes in WWI. He was awarded the Medal Of Honor when he lead an attack on a german machine gun nest.
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She was a famous documentary photographer. She assisted the FSA with her photography during the Great Depression.
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He was a famously known american poet. he innovated the industry by developing the "Jazz Poetry" style. He was best known for leading the Harlem Renaissance
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A highly famous american aviator. He was the first man to fly from New York to Paris and was awarded the Medal Of Honor for the historic exploit.
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It is the promotion of fear in the potential rise of communism or radicalism. It was used first in WWI for workers.
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The displacement of over 6 million African American citizens to the north of the U.S. due to harsh segregation laws and poor economic opportunities.
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A pledge made to the U.S. by Germany not to continue its practice of Unrestricted Sub-Marine Warfare.
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A movement also known as the 'New Negro Movement'. It brought out many different art styles including, music, paintings, even grafitti.
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The largest battle in U.S. military history, involving 1.2 million American soldiers. One of the final offensives of WWI and lasted 47 days.
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One of the treaties signed to end World War I. It stated that Germany had to accept the resposibility of the damage that was done to other coutries and was made to give up most of its land and money.
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A genre of music made by African Americans during the Harlem Renaissance. It was a new and fresh introduction to the industry of music for all instruments involved in the making of it. since it's development, it has still one of the largest influneces in music in past to the present.
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Warren G. Harding in the 1920 election made a promise to return life back to how it was before WWI. It was his leading statement and theory in his presidential campaign.
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A worldwide economic depression during the years leading up to the entry of the U.S. in WWII. Worldwide GDP fell by 15% and only few prospered from this.
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The development of many new programs used to help the economy reestablish its stability after the Great Depression.
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A time of severe dust storms in the East Coast. It harshly damaged that of large agricultural economies accross the U.S.
