Decade by Decade Matching (Unit 3-9) Key

 Decade by Decade Matching (Unit 3-9) Key

Match the decades with the facts


Decades:

(9) 1760s

(6) 1770s

(15) 1780s

(12) 1790s

(3) 1800s

(22) 1810s

(8) 1820s

(20) 1830s

(13) 1840s

(7) 1850s

(19) 1860s

(2) 1870s

(11) 1880s

(17) 1890s

(5) 1900s

(21) 1910s

(16) 1920s

(10) 1930s

(1) 1940s

(23) 1950s

(24) 1960s

(25) 1970s

(4) 1980s

(18) 1990s

(14) 2000s



Facts:

  1. Marshall Plan, NATO, Taft-Hartley Act, Fair Deal, Truman Doctrine, and Japanese Internment

  2. Freedmen’s Bureau, Redeemers, Tilden-Haynes, Railway Strikes, and sharecropping

  3. Louisiana Purchase, embargo, Lewis and Clark, Marbury v. Madison, and impressment

  4. Star Wars program, Iran-Contra Affair, Reaganomics, glasnost and perestroika, Tiananmen Square, and “evil empire”

  5. Square Deal, Roosevelt Corollary, Anthracite Coal Strike, Gentlemen’s Agreement, and Northern Securities

  6. Battle of Saratoga, Intolerable Acts, Gaspee Affair, Common Sense, and Declaration of Independence

  7. Kansas-Nebraska Act, Ostend Manifesto, Opening of Japan by Perry, Dred Scott v. Sandford, and Know-nothing Party

  8. Corrupt Bargain, Missouri Compromise, Monroe Doctrine, South Carolina Exposition, and Tariff of Abominations

  9. Stamp Act, Townshend Acts, non-importation agreement, Pontiac’s Rebellion, Proclamation Act, and Treaty of Paris

  10. National Labor Regulations Act, AAA, “share the wealth”, cash and carry, and Social Security Act

  11. Pendleton Act, Chinese Exclusion Act, Mugwumps, Haymarket Incident, and ICC

  12. XYZ Affair, Alien and Sedition Acts, First Bank of the US, Jay Treaty, and Whiskey Rebellion

  13. Manifest Destiny, Seneca Falls Convention, 54 40 or Fight, Mexican-American War, Free-Soil Party

  14. 9/11 Bombings, invasion of Iraq, Obamacare, the Great Recession, and Tea Party

  15. Northwest Ordinance, Constitutional Convention, Shay’s Rebellion, ⅗ Compromise, and Articles of Confederation

  16. Washington Naval Conference, Return to Normalcy, Scopes Trial, Sacco and Vanzetti, and Quota System

  17. Plessy v Ferguson, new immigrants, Homestead and Pullman strikes, Spanish-American War, and Sherman Antitrust Act

  18. NAFTA, “dot com” boom, Impeachment, Persian Gulf War, and “don’t ask, don’t tell”

  19. 14th Amendment, Tenure of Office Act, Emancipation Proclamation, Antietam, and Homestead Act

  20. Gag rule, Bank War, Nullification, Second Great Awakening, and Nat Turner’s Rebellion

  21. Triple Wall of Privilege, “He kept us at war”, reservationists, Federal Trade Commission Act, and 17th amendment

  22. Era of Good feeling, American System, Erie Canal, Adams-Onis Treaty, and McCulloch v Maryland

  23. Montgomery Bus Boycott, Army-McCarthy Hearings, Levittown, Baby Boom, Mutually Assured Destruction, Sputnik, and Brown v. Board of education

  24. Stonewall Inn Riot, Tet Offensive, MLK Assassination, Moon Landing, Cuban Missile Crisis, Counterculture Movement, and War on Poverty

  25. Vietnamization, Watergate Scandal, OPEC embargo, Pentagon Papers, Fall of Saigon, Iran Hostage Crisis, and Roe v. Wade

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