Test 3 Flashcards

1
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Sedition Act

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encouraged rebellion against the government

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2
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Europe goes to War

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August 1, 1913, happens within 3 days

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3
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Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.

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Supreme Court Justice who wrote the opinion on the Richard Schneck . Establishes a legal doctrine called clear and present danger, your freedom of speech and press may be limited if it presents a danger to public saftey

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4
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Gavrilo Pincip

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19 year old who assassinated Franz Ferdinand and his wife, he died in prison because of tuberculosis

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5
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Franz Ferdinand Habsburg

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Heir/ Arch Duke who controlled the Roman Empire (Austria) he goes to Sarajevo, Bosnia to give a speech and he is assassinated by a terrorist

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6
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Bernard Baruch

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Wealthy successful business man who was head of was industries and board

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7
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Herbert C. Hoover

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Head of food administration agency who wanted Americans to not eat bread for jus tone day a week. Also one day a week (Different Day) don’t eat meat and if you have space grow your own garden

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Richard Schenck

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Arrested for sedition, advised young men to avoid the draft. He was German American and it was Schenck vs. U.S. this case went to the Supreme court

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9
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Triple Alliance

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Germany, Austria/Hungry, and Italy

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10
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War Industries Board

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Agency has to:

  1. Ensure Manufacturers switch from consumer to military production
  2. Allocate raw materials
  3. Ensure goods needed are produced in correct quantities
  4. People encouraged to collect scrap metal
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Espionage

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Word for spying, espionage act- punished people for spying the penalty for spying was death

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12
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Sabotage

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Legal term for deliberate destruction of war material

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13
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Triple Entente

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United Kingdom, France, Russia

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14
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Neutrality

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Staying neutral and out of other countries wars

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15
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Propaganda

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Organized attempt to influence public opinion, its not always true

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16
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Selective Service Act

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A draft because we needed 4 million Men for our military to fight

17
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HMS Lusitania

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A ship that went from NY-London with 2,000 people on board. It was sailing the coast of Ireland when hit by Germans and the ship was destroyed. Over 200 Americans died and the ship was supposedly carrying weapons to Britain (illegal for cruise ships to carry)

18
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Isolationists

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People who don’t want their country to get involved with foreign affairs

19
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Unfortunate treatment of Germans and German Americans

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  1. Schools refused to teach Germans
  2. Would play German composer music
  3. Took German authors off the shelves
  4. Changed names of German Foods
  5. German/Americans lost jobs and were beat up
20
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Why did thousands of African-Americans move North during the war?

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  1. All work was in North to build supplies for War

2. Alot of racism going on in south

21
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Did most Americans support Wilson’s decision to remain Neutral? Did they sympathize with either size?

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Yes they did. they wanted Britain to win

22
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Weapons invented, perfected, or first used during WWI

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  1. 1903- invented planes
  2. submarines
  3. tanks
  4. machine guns
  5. poison guns
  6. flame throwers
23
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Causes of WWI

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  1. Imperialism
  2. nationalism
  3. Military alliances
24
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Women in work place during and after war?

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Women took mens job such as working in factories, mail carriers, and barbers. When the men came home they took their jobs back but the women did not want to go back to house work

25
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Women in the U.S Military?

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Only in Navy

26
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Doughboys

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U.S soldiers during WWI