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Unit 7 Vocab Flashcards

1
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Open door policy

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John Hay agreement to maintain American trade access to china

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Spanish-American War

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  1. Us support Cuba
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Imperialism

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Seek to dominate other countries politically, socially, religiously and or economically. Social Darwinism, white mans burden

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Progressive movement

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Social activism and political reform. 1890-1929. Eliminate corruption in government, protect workers and consumers, expand democracy.
Roosevelt, Taft, wilson

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Settlement houses

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Community centers for immigrants. Hull house by Jane Addams

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6
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Muckrakers

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Jacob Riis- how the other half lives
Lincoln Steffens- shame of the cities
Ida Tarbell- history of standard oil
Uptown Sinclair- the jungle

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New immigrants

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1880-1920. SE EUROPE. Factory jobs, less Protestant, English, wealth, education

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Booker T Washington

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Former slave. Industrial education and economic opportunity. Tuskegee. Atlanta compromise

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W E B Du Bois

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Black social and economical equality. Niagara movement and Atlanta compromise

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10
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Meat inspection

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Roosevelt. After Sinclair

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11
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Progressive amendments 16-19

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16- federal income tax established
17- election of senators
18- prohibition of alcohol
19- women’s suffrage

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12
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Federal reserve act 1913

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Woodrow Wilson. Central banking system (12)

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13
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Clayton Antitrust Act 1914

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Outlaw monopolistic practices

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14
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Big stick policy

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Roosevelt. Power and readiness to use military force if necessary

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Roosevelt corollary 1904

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TR extension of Monroe doctrine. US right to protect its economic interests in south and Central America by using military force

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16
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Gentleman’s agreement 1907

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Limit japan immigration. Japanese children segregation in school stopped

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17
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Panama canal

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Columbia. BIG STICK POLICY. Encourage panama revolt to build canal

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18
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Dollar diplomacy

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Taft further economic power through loans in foreign countries

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Fourteen points

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Wilson. Self determination, freedom of the seas, free trade, end to secret agreements, reduction of arms, LON

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Espionage and sedition acts

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Oppressed freedom of speech. Schenk v US

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21
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Treaty of Versailles 1919

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Peace settlement put on Germany

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22
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League of Nations

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Protect the independence and territorial integrity of other nations

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23
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Carrie Chapman Catt

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NWSA. Pass 19th amendment

24
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Alice paul

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National women’s party

25
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1st red scare

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Fear communism. Palmer raids round suspects

26
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Immigration act of 1924

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Quota for # of immigrants. 2%. No japan

27
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Isolationism

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  1. Republican want to withdraw from international politics
28
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Kellog-Brian’s Pact 1928

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Declare war illegal. Japan invades china

29
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Henry ford

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Assembly line. Make cars inexpensive

30
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The great migration

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African Americans leave south for better life in the north

31
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Harlem Renaissance

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Black creativity

32
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Scopes Monkey trial

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John Scopes. Religion vs science

33
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Margaret Sanger

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Legalize birth control

34
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Lost generation

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American literary notables after serving in military during WW1

35
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Great depression

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Stock prices up, over production, under consumption. Crash 1929

36
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Reconstruction finance corporation

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Herbert Hoover. Provide emergency funds to banks, insurance companies, railroads

37
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Bonus army

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WW1 vets want their money early. March on Washington.

38
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Bank holiday

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FDR close all banks. Reform insured money deposited in banks

39
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1st new deal

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Civilian conservation corps: create jobs for men 18-25
Federal Emergency Relief Adminsitration
Agricultural adjustment administration
Public works administration: roads, dams, public building
Tennessee valley authority: damns in rural
CCC FERA PWA TVA

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Second new deal

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Works progress administration: artists
Social security act: old age
National labor relations act: right to join labor union
Fair labor standards act: no child labor, minimum wage, 44 hrs
WPA SSA NLRA FLSA
Labor deals

41
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Dust bowl

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2 gens of drought, farm unusable. Okies

42
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Indian Reorganization Act

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Tried to restore the tribal basis of Indian life

43
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Court Packing Bill

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New Supreme Court members after 70 years

44
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Roosevelt recession

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Economic recovery die. “New deal failed”

45
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Neutrality act of 1939

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Allowed for arms trade

46
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Axis powers

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Germany, Italy, Japan

47
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Lend lease act

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Food, oil, and materials supplied to France, GB, China, USSR

48
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Pearl harbor

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Surprise by Japanese. US entry to WW2

49
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Bracero program

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Encourage Mexicans to work the fields in US

50
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Korematsu v US

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Executive order 9066: Japanese Americans sent to internment camps regardless of citizenship

51
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D Day

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General Eisenhower. Invasion of Normandy in operation Overlord

52
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Holocaust

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11 million genocide. 6 million jews

53
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Yalta conference 1945

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Us, UK, Soviet Union. Unconditional surrender of Germany, occupation zones, Stalin join effort against Japan

54
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Potsdam Conference 1945

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War crime trial for nazi, unconditional surrender of Japan. Trumann

55
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Manhattan project

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Develop atomic bomb in secret. Rober Oppenheimer

56
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Hiroshima

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First city targeted by nuclear weapon

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