PERIOD 7

Question 0

Monroe doctrine

Answer 0

Often cited in this period for basis of foreign policy. Highlights protecting Western Hemisphere and using military force against nations when this is violated

Question 1

William H Seward

Answer 1

Secretary of State, influential in emerging foreign policy.
Cited Monroe doctrine
Purchased Alaska
Gained Rights to build canal in Nicaragua
Threatened US military action when French and Napoleon III occupied Mexico

Question 2

International Darwinism

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Expansion of manifest destiny applied globally

Question 3

Josiah strong

Answer 3

Aided in international Darwinism
Missionary, established a religious duty among Protestant Americans to colonize and spread Christianity. (To less fortunate)

Question 4

Henry Cabot lodge

Answer 4

Eager for global expansion

Passed lodge corollary (fucked over japan and made em mad)

Question 5

Lodge corollary

Answer 5

Excluded non European powers (hey japan) from territory in Western Hemisphere.
Opposed by William Taft

Question 6

Panama

Answer 6

Fed by Roosevelt to achieve panama independence when Colombia would not secure a deal for the canal.

Question 7

Hay-pauncefote treaty

Answer 7

Canceled (abrogate) a previous treaty that promised British halfsies on any canal built (hello panama)

Question 8

Roosevelt corollary

Answer 8

Response to foregin intervention in Latin America, declared that America would be the only one intervening (extension of Monroe doctrine)

Long term resulted with poor relations with Latin America

Question 9

Platt amendment

Answer 9

Fucked over Cuban independence after the war

Subjected their foreign policy to US control

Question 10

William Jennings Brian

Answer 10

Anti-imperialist
Campaigned against McKinley 1900
Still won’t let go of the free silver shit

Question 11

Boxer rebellion

Answer 11

Chinese nationalists attacked Americans and Christians

US participated in international march against them

Question 12

John hay

Answer 12

Mckinley’s Secretary of State
Dealed with China’s open door policy by asking all the powers if that was cool and they were like ehh
And he celebrated mad hard

Question 13

Spheres of influence in china

Answer 13

European powers which split up a foregin domination of china. America wanted in, so john hay requested an open door policy (they can trade with anyone) in 1899

Question 14

Great white fleet

Answer 14

Awesome navy we paraded around to show off (notably japan)

Question 15

Gentlemans agreement

Answer 15

Off the books agreement between us and japan telling J gov to stop emigration to US .

As a result of school segregation

Question 16

Russo-Japanese war

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American intervened to come up with an end, but ended up getting on Japan’s bad side when the resolution did not favor them

Question 17

Stalwarts

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Fraction of Republican Party 1880

Favored traditional politics
“Conservative”

Question 18

Half-breeds

Answer 18

Fraction of the Republican Party

Favored reform
“Liberal”

Question 19

Rough riders

Answer 19

Roosevelt’s bitches. They were craZY

Battle of San Juan hill

Question 20

The Philippine war

Answer 20

Long and bloody war of Philippine resistance

America acted like britan during (totally mean)

Question 21

Open door policy

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Policy forced out of European nations occupying china. McKinley harrowed it as a victory

Question 22

Elihu root

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Military reform

Question 23

Platt amendment

Answer 23

Fucked over Cuban independence promised in the tallmadge act

Question 24

Square deal

Answer 24

Roosevelt policy of giving owner and worker a medium to work out problems. Stood up for the little guy more than previous people Helped gain popular vote

Question 25

Hepburn act

Answer 25

Restored some railroad regulation, but wasn't really too effective

Question 26

Pure food and drug act

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Roosevelt passed to restrict sale of dangerous/ineffective medicines Helped advocated by yellow journalism exposing dangers to public

Question 27

Yellow journalism

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Series of popular publishings that exposed corruption and public hazards Created public outcry for many reforms

Question 28

William Howard Taft

Answer 28

Roosevelt's hand picked successor, but didn't really do shit. Suffered ridicule. Passive

Question 29

Payne-Aldrich tariff

Answer 29

Taft's shitty attempt at lowering tariffs to meet demands

Question 30

Ballinger Pinchot dispute

Answer 30

Taft replaced a secretary with one who tried to invalidate Roosevelt's conservation efforts. This was brought to tafts attention and he didn't do shit. Taft alienates Roosevelt supports Makes him wayyyyy unpopular because Roosevelt is Americas love child

Question 31

New nationalism

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Roosevelt's new ideal policy after he came back From Africa and found Taft had fucked everything up. Called for strong efforts and a strong federal government to make social justice possible. Graduated income, workers compensation, labor regulations, cooperation regulation

Question 32

The progressive party

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Bull moose party. Election of 1912 Roosevelt formed when he didn't get the nomination. Supported reform and progressive values

Question 33

Election of 1912

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Woodrow Wilson v Taft v Roosevelt V debs (write in) (6%) Showed the preference of America when faced with 2 types of progressivism

Question 34

New freedom

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Wilson's strategy of reform Destroy monopoly, not just regulate

Question 35

Federal reserve act

Answer 35

Created banks and new currency.

Question 36

Federal trade commission act and | Clayton antitrust act

Answer 36

Continued Wilson's vision by making it easier for gov to break up trust

Question 37

Emilio Aguinaldo

Answer 37

Filipino nationalist that advocated Philippine independence. Public loyalty to him sparked American brutality in their thirst for imperialist power

Question 38

Root-Takahira agreement 1908

Answer 38

Executive agreement between us and japan improving relations Agreeable respect

Question 39

Federal reserve act

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Establish of national currency. With reserves. Under Wilson

Question 40

Clayton antitrust act

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Under Wilson . Strengthened means to destroy monopolies

Question 41

Wilson's new freedom program

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Progressive program consisting of reforms across a variety of means

Question 42

New nationalism

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Roosevelt's policy of strong federal government regulations

Question 43

The jungle

Answer 43

Book exposing horrors of meat packing industry

Question 44

Wilson banking regulation

Answer 44

Wilson provided banking regulations for new reserve

Question 45

Pragmatism

Answer 45

Revolution in thinking. | Proponent of practical approach to logic, morals, and knowledge to produce a well functioning democratic society.

Question 46

Ida Tarbell

Answer 46

Reformist against standard oil. Personal motivation, wanted standard oil destroyed