Final Flashcards

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cite examples of the problems about the issue of slavery for lincoln

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•white were not going to risk lives
•doesn’t want to lose the border states
•doesn’t want to alienate the democratic party

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list the objectives of the confederacies “defensive strategy”

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•stay home and repel invasion
•avoid battles that risk annihilation
•outlast the north

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Abraham lincoln’s gettysburg address

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•involved the principles of human equality espoused by the declaration of independence
•redefined the civil war as a struggle not merely for the union, but as “a new birth of freedom” that would bring true equality to all of its citizens
•ensure that democracy would remain a viable form of government

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16th amendment

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allows the federal government to collect income tax

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17th amendment

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establishes the direct election of united states senators by popular vote

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18th amendment

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establishes the prohibition of alcoholic beverages

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19th amendment

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women’s suffrage

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economic challenges farmers faced in the 19th century

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•falling prices
•rising railroad rates
•insufficient currency (silver)
•credit system dominated by eastern interest

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14th amendment

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supreme court routinely supported laissez faire and used its power to protect business interests

Defined citizenship
Ensured privileges and immunities
Due process
Equal protection under law
The amendment prohibited states from abridging these 3 rights

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reasons for the CPI during WWI and its absurd levels

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•”100% american” campaigns
•german taught in schools foreign laungage banned
•german towns changed names
•german toast became french toast, sauerkraut became liberty cabbage

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the espionage act of WWI

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prohibited any attempt to interfere with military operations

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why was the versailles treaty rejected

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•criticism had been mounting from three ethnic groups
-irish: no independent ireland
-italians: not gained territory they deserved
-germans: ferociously unfair to germany
*irreconcilables- rejected the treaty: isolationism
•no republican wanted to hand wilson and the democrats a foreign policy victory with presidential election a year away
-wilson’s arch enemy Henry cabot lodge congressional war powers

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st. valentine’s day massacre

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most celebrated act of gangland violence during prohibition

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hoovervilles

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what makeshift communities on the outskirts of cities became known as

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“the new deal” (1st)

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•government now has a role in the economic planning and regulation of the american economy
-regulate: stock market (SEC)
-banks (FDIC)
-industrialization (wagner act)
•massive expansion of executive authority and the bureaucracies

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Andrew Johnson characteristics

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Southerner
Democrat
Racist

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15th amendment

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Right to vote for all males

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13th amendment

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Abolishment of slavery

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The Compromise of 1877
Dems get

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Promised withdraw of federal troops from remaining 3 south states
Substantial federal subsidies for internal improvements
Democratic post master general

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2 factors that stimulated the land rush

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The Homestead Act of 1862
California Gold Rush

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Cornerstone of the 2nd New Deal

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Social security

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new dealer

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-people who supported new deal legislation

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Causes of world war 1

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militarism- germanys rise as a world power
entangling alliances
imperialism
nationalism

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Causes for Americas entrance into WWI
(Reason for involvement)

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Economic
unrestricted submarine warfare
anti-german propaganda

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War guilt clause
this clause (provision) forced germany to accept responsibility for the war
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unwilling to see the world return to the “balance of power” system wilson proposed a what?
League of Nations
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Invasion of Poland
September 1, 1939
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D-Day Allies invade Normandy in France
June 6, 1944 Operation Overlord
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Pearl Harbor
December 7, 1941
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Pases by Congress in 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938
Neutrality Acts
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If you got the cash, we got the goods, come and get ‘em!
Cash and Carry
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1st peacetime draft in U.S. history
Selective Service Act of 1940
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The U.S. will give 46 billion in aid
Lend-Lease
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Sellout
The Yalta Conference
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For the military the highest honor they could gain in battle
Die for their emperor
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Surrender was considered a
Disgrace
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Japan Emperor
Emperor Hirohito
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Pearl Harbor
December 7, 1941
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Ordered by FDR to leave for Australia Where he gives what famous declaration
General Douglas MacArthur “I Shall Return”
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76,000 American and Filipino troops surrender
The Bataan Death March
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Japanese Navy is stopped in the attempt to capture Port Moresby
Battle of Coral sea
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Commander in Chief of the US Pacific fleet during WWII
Chester W. Nimitz
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Supreme allied commander in the Pacific Theatre during WWII
Douglas MacArthur
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Led the air raid on Tokyo
Jimmy Doolittle
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Americans at home followed the war
Newsreels
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Were placed in the windows of Americans who lost loved ones during the war
Gold Stars
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The turning point battle in the Pacific
Battle of Midway
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Most famous image of WWII classic flag raising on Mt. Suribachi
Battle of Iwo Jima
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First assault on the Japanese home islands
Battle of Okinawa
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Kamikazes
Divine Wind
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Code name for the Atomic bomb project
Manhattan project
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First nuclear explosion was on US soil July 16, 1945
Trinity
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August 15, 1945 Japan surrenders
VJ-Day
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Will be the Military Governor of occupied Japan
General Douglas MacArthur
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the internment of the Japanese Americans
Japanese Americans were targeted as potentially disloyal They were viewed as potential spies for the Japanese Government
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Offered the benefit of free college education to returning veterans
The G.I. Bill of Rights