2/21/2013 Flashcards

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took over the railway industry

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Railroad Administration

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headed by George Creel. it used propaganda to mobilize public opinion in support for the war

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Committee on Public Information

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headed the CPI (committee on Public Information)

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George Creel

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limits First Amendment rights,
forbade “false statements” designed to impede the draft or promote military insubordination,
and it banned from the mails materials considered treasonous.

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Espionage Act

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made it unlawful to obstruct the sale of war bonds and to use “disloyal, profane, scurrilous, or abusive” language to describe the government, the Constitution, the flag, or the military uniform

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Sedition Act

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aimed to protect the basic civil liberties of all Americans.

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American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)-

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A period of general fear of communism

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“Red Scare”

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formed by the Soviet leadership to export revolution worldwide

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Communist International

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9
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Two defectors from the Socialist Party, _______ and _________
founded the Communist Labor Party in 1919.

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John Reed & Benjamin Gitlow

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Two defectors from the Socialist Party, _______. and ______ founded the Communist Labor Party in 1919.

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Benjamin Gitlow & John Reed

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Organized in May 1919 to lobby for veterans’ benefits, also fueled the red scare

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American Legion

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Wilson’s attorney general,
insisted that Americans think alike. A Progressive reformer, Quaker, and ambitious politician,
he appointed Hoover to head the Radical Division of the Department of Justice

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A Mitchell Palmer

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headed the Radical Division of the Department of Justice,

broke into meeting halls and homes without search warrants, jailing four thousand people without counsel.

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J. Edgar Hoover

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14
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  • book written by Griffith

fed prejudice with its celebration of the Klan and its demeaning depiction of blacks.

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Birth of a Nation

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15
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Georges Clemenceau of France
David Lloyd George of Britain
Vittorio Orlando of Italy
president Wilson

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“The Big Four”-

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punishes Germany and launches the League of Nations.

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Paris Peace Conference

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the centerpiece of Wilsons plans for the postwar world.

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League of Nations

18
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led the Senate opposition.
he packed the Foreign Relations Committee with critics and introduced several reservations to the treaty, most importantly that Congress had to approve any obligation under Article 10.

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Henry Cabot Lodge