Mid-Term exam Flashcards

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What does “EMAINS” stand for?

A

Europe, Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism, and the Spark

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2
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Why did the US enter WW1?

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Sinking of the Lusitania, Zimmerman telegram

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3
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What does the slogan “Remember the Maine” about?

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The sinking of the Maine, a US vessel, that started the Spanish American War

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4
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How did the US benefit from the treaty of Paris 1898?

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It ended the Spanish American war and the Us was given Guam and Puerto Rico. Also allowed US to buy the Philippines and revoke Spain’s claim to Cuba

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5
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What is the progressive Era?

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A time when people concerned about economic and social problems, turned to the government for solutions

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What was bad about child labor?

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underpaid, risk of injury and disease

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7
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Name suffragists

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Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Stanton, Alice Paul, and Carrie Nation (Molly Hatchet)

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8
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What was the intent of Indian Boarding Schools?

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To integrate Native Americans

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9
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Facts of sharecropping: Who?

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Former slaves were often the victims, Former slave owners and other white men were often the ones who used sharecropping to their benefit

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Facts of sharecropping: What?

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agricultural land in which a landowner allows a tenant to use the land in return for a share of the crops produced on that land. White landowners hoarded the profits of Black workers trapping them in poverty and debt for generations.

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Facts of sharecropping: Why?

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After the Civil War, former slaves sought jobs, and planters sought laborers so plantation owners took the opportunity to take advantage of former slaves.

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Who were the Bourbon Democrats?

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A group of aristocrats, set on ridding the state of any progress made during the Radical Reconstruction and restoring it to its former glory from before the Civil War.

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13
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Why did Exodusters leave the south?

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Former slaves left towards the west in hopes of a better future.

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14
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What was the gilded age?

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A time of rapid economic growth, especially in the Northern and Western United States.

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Who were the Robber Barrons?

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John Rockefeller (oil), Cornelius Vanderbilt (trains), Andrew Carnegie (steel), J Pierpont Morgan (banks)

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16
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What was the second industrial revolution?

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Technological revolutions such as the use of electricity, oil, and the advancement of transportation with the railroad, automobile, and aircraft.