FINAL 1st semester (questions) Flashcards

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Would lead many American colonists to question many beliefs, including the authority of the British monarchy?

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enlightenment

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Enlightenment ideas written into the Decleration of Independence, “all” are entitled to certain unalienable right such as Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. Example of what type of rights?

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natural

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Congress would be divided into two parts, one house based on a state’s population and the other based on equal representation, in an effort, to satisfy large and small states.

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The Great Compromise

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The Supreme Court has the power to determine the constitutionality of state and federal laws.

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Judicial Review

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Publication of this book by Upton Sinclair influenced the passage of the Meat Inspection Act?

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The Jungle

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Provided essential services and favors to urban immigrants in exchange for their vote?

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Political Machines

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Journalists willing to expose corruption and greed in U.S. society?

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Muckrackers

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Social reformers founded ______________ Houses to provide services to the urban poor

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Settlement

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US government tries to protect domestic (US) industries by taxing foreign imports

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Tariffs

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The Interstate Commerce Commission was created to regulate the rates charged in this industry?

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RxR

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China was to remain independent, giving all nations access to equal trading rights

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The Open Door Policy

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To secure the right to build a canal across Central America The US supported a revolution in

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Panama

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When negotiations failed, Teddy Roosevelt was willing to use the US Navy

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Big Stick Policy

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Teddy Roosevelt expanded th Monroe Doctrine to include US intervention in Latin American nations. This was known as the

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Roosevelt Corrollary

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The Constitution limits the power of the federal (national) government and ensures that no one branch of government becomes too powerful by a system of

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Checks and Balances

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The federalist promised to add amendment (additions) to the Constitution that portected state and individual rights if the Constitution was ratified (adopted)

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Bill of RIghts

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The powers of government are divided between state and national governments

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Federal System

18
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Northern industry grew at a tremendous rate as a result of the demands of this war?

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Efforts to assimilate (make part of ) immigrants from many different cultures into what was considered the dominant culture

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Americanization

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Political machines controlled the activities of political parties, what was tje name of the famous political machine that dominated New York City Politics?

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Tammany Hall

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One’s company control over an entire industry by forcing out and keeping out competition

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The search for new markets, a strong military, and a belief in the superiority of its culture (anglo-saxon) led th eUS to engage in

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Imperialism

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Law that attempted to outlaw trusts and break up momopolies to promote competition and free trade?

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Sherman Antitrust

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The US amde the Phillippines and Puerto RIco US territories and forced Cuba to accept the Platt Amendment, which allowed for US intervention in Cuban affairs, as a result of this was?

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Spanich American War

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People dedicated to protecting social welfare, eliminating corruption, enacting political and economic reforms, and making government responsive to the will of the people were part of the _________________ Movement
Progressive (Progressivism)
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The 16th Amendment was passed to make up for nevenue (money) lost by the lowering of tariffs. It gave congress the power to tax
incomes
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Native born (born in USA) Americans who resisted the new wave of immigrants coming mostly from Sourthern and Eastern Europe and consisting of many Catholics and Jews, were called?
Nativists
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Part of the 1st Amendment protecting freedom of religion, rpevented the US Government from creating an official state religion this is known as the _______________________ Clause
Establishment
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William Randolph Hearst (Castle) published stories lacking in evidence but appealing to people's emotions, in an effort to rally Americans against Spain
Yellow Journalism
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Carnegire's business strategy in the steel industry where he bought out producers of raw materials (iron &coal) and distributors (RxR & shipping) to save money at each step of the process
Vertical Integration
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Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Stanton, and Alice Paul dedicated their lives fighting for women's rights, especially the right to
vote
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J.D Rockefeller used horizontal integration (dominating one step of the process) to monopolize the oil industry by controlling 90% of?
Oil refineries
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The poll tax, the literacy test, and the grandfather clause were all used to disenfranchise most African-Americans in the South, which is the loss of the right to
vote
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American colonists began to challenge the authority and hierarchical structure of axisting religious denominations
Great Awakening
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President Taft's foreign policy of using more economic influence and less military force to inlfuence Latin American nations and to protect and promote America's business interests
Dollar Diplomacy