Chapter 27: 5-10 Flashcards

1
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Roosevelt called for the United States

A

To build a canal to join the Atlantic and Pacific oceans

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2
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President Roosevelt wanted to

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Make the United States, a world power

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3
Q

Nationalism

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Devotion to a national or ethnic identity

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4
Q

Militarism

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Policy of glorifying, military power, ideas, and values

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5
Q

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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Got shot by a Siberian nationalist, who jumped out of a crowd and shot him and his wife

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6
Q

Who is in charge of the war during World War I?

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Wilder Wilson

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7
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Trenches

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Two parallel lines of ditches, where soldiers would eat sleep, and live. They would try to shoot from the other side in the land in between was called no man’s land, because whoever would go, there would die right away. 

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8
Q

Who invented poisonous gas

A

Germany

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9
Q

Most trade was by

A

Sea

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10
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U-boats

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Underwater boats that the German navy used to try to blockade Great Britain

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11
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Lusitania

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A ship the Germany bombed

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12
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Pacifist

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People who oppose war for political, moral, or religious reasons

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13
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isolationist

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People who believe that the US should only fight to defend themselves

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14
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Sedition act

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Made it a crime to say anything that was disloyal about the government

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15
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First five points

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Avoid secret, treaties, to practice their trade, and to reduce their weapon supplies

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16
Q

Points 16 through 13

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Described New boundaries for many European countries

17
Q

Point 14

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Called for nations to join a general association of countries to protect each other’s independence also known as the league of Nations

18
Q

Who is the secretary of skate that arranged for the US to purchase Alaska from Russia

A

Seward

19
Q

In addition to arranging the purchase of Alaska, Seward also secured the rights to the

A

Midway Islands

20
Q

The deal to purchase Alaska from Russia

A

Seaword folly

21
Q

Derive

A

To get from

22
Q

Why did some people believe that expansionism was against American ideals and values?

A

Some people thought it would call revolutions aboard, and nobody would learn American values, and it was contrary to American values

23
Q

Under the pressure from the planters, the Hawaiians agreed in 1887 to let the United States establish an novel based at______ on the island of Oahu

A

Pearl Harbor

24
Q

Which president refused to support the annexation of Hawaii

A

Grover Cleveland

25
Q

Open door policy

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Called on foreign nations to allow free trade in China

26
Q

José Marty

A

Leader of uprising, when Cuba tried to win their independence

27
Q

USS Maine

A

New battleship sent by McKinley to Havana, it was exploded

28
Q

Roosevelt and the Rough Riders

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Went to Cuba and captured San Juan hill

29
Q

What were the terms of the Spanish American war peace treaty

A

Cuba gets independence and the US vets Puerto Rico and guam

30
Q

Roosevelt Corallary

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Rosevelt’s claim that the US could intervene to preserve peace

31
Q

Militarism

A

Policy of glorifying military powers, values, ideas

32
Q

Big Stick Policy

A

Roosevelt believed in working patiently to achieve goals overseas but using force when necessary

33
Q

5 causes of WW1

A

Militarism, alliances, nationalism, imperialism, assassination