Exam Flashcards

1
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What happened in 1906 during ‘the progressive era?”

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3 black men were falsely accused of rape and burned alive, near a replica of the Statue of Liberty.

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2
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Who was excluded from progressive ideas of freedom?

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African Americans due to disenfranchisement

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3
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What did WW1 do to American foreign policy?

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Made it less isolationist

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4
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What were percentage of New Orleans were African Americans at the time of hurricane Katrina?

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67%

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5
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What percentage of black and white people believed Femas delayed response was due to prejudice at the time of hurricane Katrina?

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60% black

12% white

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6
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What did Bush describe 9/11 as?

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“A change in attitude”

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7
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What did the 19th amendment passed in 1920 do?

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Prohibited States from disqualifying women to vote on the grounds of gender.

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8
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In what ways was Wilson racist?

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  • southerner

- endorsed “birth of a Nation”, a racist film the NAACP were campaigning against

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9
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Describe the scholarly debate on why America entered WW1

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Othodox - submarine warfare, like Arthur Link.

Revisionist - never really neutral

Post-revisionist - to protect the balance of power in wurop

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10
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What did Margaret Sanger argue?

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Women have the right to decide when they want to be mothers, and that she used to be quite the feminist.

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11
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When was the progressive era?

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1900-1917

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12
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How did 9/11 change foreign policy?

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  • became more aggressive
  • targeted Iraq and Afghanistan
  • in 2001 congress passed the USA patriot act which extended US powers to intercept and obstruct terrorism, meaning they could wage a preemptive war against any ‘threatening’ Nation.
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13
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Who was Alice Paul and what did she say about WW1?

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“How can America fight for democracy abroad and not have it at home?”

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14
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What did DuBois say to African American about WW1?

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That they should close ranks with white Americans?

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15
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Who won the 1912 election and entered WW1?

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Woodrow Wilson

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16
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What was the emergency immigration act? And when was it passed?

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1921

Called a halt to immigration

17
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Did WW1 help African Americans?

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Nope.

Brown ruling was not passed until 1954 and the post war society say the rise of nativism and anti immigration sentiments, and the second key klux klan re emerged.

18
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What was progressivism?

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  • middle class movement to talk social and political ills.
  • prohibition, regulation and social justice.
  • wanted Party Primary, efficiency in business and regulation of big business.
19
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Who did white leaders of the suffrage campaign exclude?

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Black people, wanted votes for “free born white women”

20
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Why was King less effective in the North?

A

Racism more overt and less pervasive

21
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What happened to NAACP membership after WW11?

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Increased ten fold.

22
Q

How many Japenese were removed from their homes and businesses on the west coast?

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100000, transported to war relocation camps.

23
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What did some citizens do in California after WW11?

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Launched a campaign to stop Japenese resettling.

24
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Who talks about racial violence during WW11?

A

Harvard Sitkoff

25
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What was the double V campaign and who talks about it?

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Launched by black leaders to fight both fascism and racism abroad.

Harvard Sitkoff

26
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How was Bush emphasising American freedom of action?

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Unrestricted by international treaties and institutions, had criticised Clintons Nation Building, pushed ahead with missile defence systems ignoring treaties, did not adhere to Kyoto protocol

27
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What countries did bush accused of harbouring terrorists?

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North Korea, Iraq, Iran..”axis of evil” - used freedom rhetoric.

28
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Who wrote ‘how the right invented Barack X’

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Edward Williams

29
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Who talks about Japenese experiences?

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Kevin Leonard.

30
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What did twentieth century fox release in 1942?

A

Little Tokyo

31
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Who pointed out the contradictions in America’s treatment of Japanese Americans?

A

Robert Shaffer

32
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Who wrote ‘black presidents and women MPs do not alone mean equality and justice”?

A

Gary Younge

33
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Who talks about web de bois and ww1?

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Mark Ellis

34
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When was the emergency immigration act?

A

1921

35
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When were women awarded suffrage?

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1920

36
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Who is George Monbiot?

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Guardian columnist, stated that Sadam was no threat, and he had no regard for un law.

37
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When was Wilson president?

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Progressive era