Written Response Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
Q

What economic conditions influenced U.S. expansion abroad?

A

Desire for new markets and natural resources.

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What political conditions influenced U.S. expansion abroad?

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Competition with European powers and a desire for global influence.

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What social conditions influenced U.S. expansion abroad?

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Belief in cultural superiority and a mission to civilize others.

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What was the main American business investment in Cuba during the Spanish-American War?

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Sugar plantations.

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How did propaganda posters encourage enlistment during WWI?

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They portrayed war as patriotic and heroic.

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How did propaganda posters promote war bonds in WWI?

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They appealed to citizens’ duty and fear to fund the war.

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How did propaganda posters portray the enemy during WWI?

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As evil or threatening, to rally support against them.

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Why did the U.S. use total war tactics in WWII?

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To destroy enemy resources and morale.

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What is one example of total war in WWII?

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The atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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What is another example of total war in WWII?

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Bombing of civilian cities like Dresden.

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What are the social consequences of civil disobedience?

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It can raise awareness and inspire movements.

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What are the legal consequences of civil disobedience?

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Arrest, fines, or jail time.

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What is a powerful quote from Letter from Birmingham Jail?

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“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”

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Why is this quote important?

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It stresses that justice must be defended universally.

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