1st Semester Benchmark Test Flashcards

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Immigration

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Movement of people from one country to another

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Assimilation

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Absorbing into the main culture

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Ethic Neighborhoods

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A neighborhood made up of people who speak the same languages

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Tenement

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The type of crowded apartments where immigrants lived

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Nativism

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Protecting the interests of native-born citizens

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Strike

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Workers organize to fight for a common goal

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Monopoly

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When one company owns all of a majority of a particular industry

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Who was sent to Angel Island?

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The Asian Immigrants, many of them were sent back to

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Who went to Ellis Island?

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European Immigrants, Ellis Island was a lot better than Angel Island

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West Coast

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Chinese blamed

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East Coast

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Irish blamed

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Who faced to most discrimination

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Irish and Chinese

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What were pulls to go to America?

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Freedoms, job opportunities, better living conditions, and desire for adventure

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What were the pushes to leave their home?

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Poverty, war and conflict, corrupt governments, discrimination

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Why did towns grow during the Industry Revolution?

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More jobs opened as new things were being made

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Factors promoting industrial growth:

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Financial resources, ability of workforce, access to raw materials and energy, inventions

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Where was the Automobile made

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Detroit, Michigan

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Where was meatpacking made?

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Chicago, Illinois

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Where were textiles made?

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New England

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What were the causes of the Spanish American war?

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Cuban independence from Spain, American imperialism sinking of the battleship the Maine

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This battleship exploded on the Havana Harbor and many believed Spain was responsible:

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The Maine

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Who was president during the Spanish-American war?

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William McKinley

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In which battle did the Rough Riders gain fame?

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Battle of San Juan Hill

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Who was the leader of the Rough Riders and who would become president after McKinley’s assassination?

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Teddy Roosevelt

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What did Cornelius Vanderbilt make?
Railroads in New York
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What did Henry Ford make?
Automobiles in Michigan
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What did Andrew Carnegie make?
Steel in Scotland
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What did John D Rockefeller make?
Oil in New York
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What was ironic about the war’s toll on the US soldiers
More people died from disease than the war
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What is yellow journalism?
Exaggerated news stories
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What three territories did the US gain after the war
Guam, Puerto Rico and the Philippines
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When did the Spanish American war occur
1898
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Name two news journalist spreading the yellow journalism
William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitizer II
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What is imperialism?
Take over other countries, land, and resource
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Roosevelt expanded the Monroe Doctrine as a way to keep Europe out of what
Western Hemisphere
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What did the US acquire by using the big stick diplomacy in the early 1900s?
The Panama Canal which is near Latin America
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Why did Theodore Roosevelt help Panama gain independence?
Panama promised they would give them the canal in return
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What is the Panama Canal?
Waterway from Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean
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The Roosevelt Corollary added to what document
Monroe Doctrine
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Put the dates in chronological order: USS Maine explodes, Cuba gains independence, Teddy Roosevelt becomes president, Rough Riders fight in Cuba.
USS Maine explodes Rough Riders fight in Cuba Cuba gains independence Teddy Roosevelt becomes President
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Militarism
Building up ones military to prepare for war
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Alliances
Working together for a common goal
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Imperialism
Extending a country’s power
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Nationalism
Strong feeling of pride for your nation
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Causes of World War I in Europe (hint: MAIN)
Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism
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Allied Powers (hint: FIRE US)
France Italy Russia England (New Britain) U.S. Serbia
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Central Powers
Germany Austria-Hungary Ottoman Empire Bulgaria
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The Big Four
Great Britain Italy France United States
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Zimmermann Telegram
Stated if Mexico joined the central powers, Germany would aid and regaining lands lost in America
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Propaganda
Publications to spread information to influence people through
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When did World War I start?
June 28, 1914
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When was the sinking of Lusitania?
May 1915
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When does the US enter World War I?
April 1917
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When does World War I end?
November 11, 1918 at 11 AM, 11 11 18 at 11
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Trench warfare
Disease, hunger trench, foot fear fought, ditches, called trenches, no man’s land between enemy trenches
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Weapons used in World War I
Tanks, airplanes, boats, poison, gas, machine guns
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Important battles that stopped Germany from taking Paris
Miracle on the Marne and Battle of Bealeau Wood
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Newly formed countries after World War I
Poland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia