Chapter 19

Question 1

Was under Columbia who didn’t want it so Roosevelt set up and uprising which led to the independence of Panama. The zone was a ten mile wide strip of land through which the route would run. The canal was to facilitate the movement of vessels between the two oceans

Answer 1

Panama Canal Zone

Question 2

This held the U.S. Had the right to exercise “an international price power” in the Western Hemisphere ——– because of the canal

Answer 2

Roosevelt corollary

Question 3

Taft’s foreign policy became known as this because he emphasized economic investment and loans for American banks, rather than direct military intervention, as the best way to spread American influence

Answer 3

Dollar diplomacy

Question 4

Produced more military interventions in Latin America than the foreign policy of any president before or since. Wilson believed the exportation of American goods and investments went hand in hand with the spread odd democratic ideals

Answer 4

Moral imperialism

Question 5

Outraged American public opinion and strengthened the hand of those who believed that hate U.S. Must prepare for possible entry into the war

Answer 5

Lusitania

Question 6

A message by German foreign secretory Authur Zimmermann calling on Mexico to join in a coming war against the U.S. And promising to help it recover territory lost in the Mexican American war of 1846-1848

Answer 6

Zimmermann telegram

Question 7

January 1918; the clearest statement of American war aims of his vision of a new international order. Wilson issued after Lenin withdrew Russia from war and published secret treaties

Answer 7

14 points

Question 8

24 million men were required to register with the draft, and the army soon swelled from 120,000 to 5 million men

Answer 8

Selective service act

Question 9

Presides over all elements of war production from the distribution of raw materials to the prices of manufactured goods. Pressed for the establishment of a minimum wage, eight hour work day, and the right to form unions

Answer 9

War industries board

Question 10

Prohibited not only the spying and interfering with the draft but also “false statements” that might impede military success

Answer 10

Espionage act

Question 11

Made it a crime to make spoken or printed statements that intended to cast “contempt, scorn, or disrepute” on the “form of government,” or that advocated interference with the war effort

Answer 11

Sedition act

Question 12

Launched a long struggle for the enforcement of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments

Answer 12

NAACP

Question 13

Immigration from Europe had been cut off so jobs were opening for blacks so there was a large movement from south to north. Higher wages in the north, opportunities for education children, escape from lynching, and the prospect of exercising the right to vote

Answer 13

Great migration

Question 14

When more that 300 blacks were killed and over 10,000 left homeless after a white mob, including police and national guardsmen, burned all-black sections of the city to the ground. The worst race riot in American history

Answer 14

Tulsa riot of 1921

Question 15

Followers of Marcus Garvey who lead the movement for African independence and black self reliance. Freedom meant national self-determination

Answer 15

Garveyites

Question 16

Killed between 20 to 40 million persons including nearly 700,000 Americans

Answer 16

Flu epidemic

Question 17

A short-lived but intense period of political intolerance inspired by the post-war strike wave and the social tensions and fears generated by the Russian Revolution

Answer 17

Red scare of 1919-1920

Question 18

Established a League of Nations, applied self determination to Eastern Europe and developed new small nations of the empire, and all but guaranteed future conflict in Europe

Answer 18

Vesailles treaty

Question 19

Wilson’s foreign policy rested on the conviction that economic and political progress went hand in hand

Answer 19

Liberal internationalism