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Philippine Insurrection

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after the Philippine American War of 1899-1902, the US occupied the Philippines. Amelio Aguinaldo led a revolt using geurilla warfare but it was unsuccessful.

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Amelio Aguinaldo

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led the Philippine Insurrection. his capture ended the revolt

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benevolent assimilation

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improved the infrastructure of the Philippines (roads, sanitation, health, schools teaching English) and set up economic ties, but Filipinos resented Americanization

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Isthmian canal

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America wanted it for the to increase the power of navy and enable protection of new possessions.

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Hay Buena Varilla Treaty

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Congress decided on Panama for the canal but Panama was part of Columbia and Columbia said no. businessmen in Buena Varilla incite Panamanian rebellion and US Navy prevent Columbian forces from intervening. This treaty gave US permission to build canal

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Gentleman’s Agreement

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influx of Japanese immigrants became new “yellow peril”. racial hostility and banned from citizenship. San Fransisco segregated school. TR invited school board and Japanese reps to White House. school board stop segregation and Japan send fewer immigrants

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Bad Neighbor Policy

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Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine (told other countries to stay out of Caribbean) encouraging “preventative intervention”. it was aggressive foreign policy and control of Latin American countries

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T Veblen

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progressive writer who assailed the new rich in his book “The Theory of the Leisure Class”. attacks their predatory approach to wealth and making money for the sake of money and not industry

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J Riis

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progressive author of “How the Other Half Lives” about the disease ridden and filthy living conditions of the New York slums

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D G Phillips

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muckraker who wrote article series “The Treason of the Senate” which charged 75 senators of only representing railroads and trusts, not the people

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L Steffens

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muckraker who wrote series of article “The Shame of the Cities” which unmasked the corrupt alliance between big business and municipal government

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muckrakers

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writers of the turn of the 20th century who exposed corruption in American society. given this nickname by Teddy Roosevelt

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Open Door Policy

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make China open more ports for trade and other countries will assure China’s independence. would ensure US’s access to China despite not having a formal sphere of influence

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Teddy Roosevelt

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the red blooded blue blood (aristocrat but outdoors man of action). opposed McKinley so McK made him VP to shut him up. but then McK is assassinated so TR is president. big stick, aggressive foreign policy. “cowboy diplomacy”. building of Panama Canal. Bad Neighbor policy. mediated world disputes. trustbuster.

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1900 presidential election

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WJ Bryan vs William McKinley. main issue was imperialism. McK for it, WJB against it. McK win

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WJ Bryan

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Candidate opposing McKinley in 1900 election. opposed imperialism. lost

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Hay-Pauncefote Treaty

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treaty between US and Britain allowing US to build Panama Canal

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mandate from civilization

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TR said he had this in regards to building the Panama Canal

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Populists

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ideals of the people’s party helped bring about the progressive era but the party sort of died out as the two main parties started adopting their ideals

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J London

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write about nature as people started wanting to preserve natural resources and areas. wrote “Call of the Wild” and “The Iron Heel”

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H D Lloyd

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progressive writer wrote book “Wealth Against Commonwealth” attacking Standard Oil Company

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Ida Tarbell

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most eminent woman in muckraking movement. wrote devastating but factual exposé of Standard Oil Company

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R S Baker

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“Following the Color Line” about the continuing subjugation of blacks

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recall

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progressive ballot procedure allowing voters to remove elected officials from office

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referendum

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allowed voters to place a bill on the ballot for final approval, even after being passed by the legislature

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18th amendment

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prohibition

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Square Deal

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three C’s: control of corporations, consumer protection, conservation of natural resources

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Dollar Diplomacy

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Taft - used American investments to support political interests abroad

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New Freedom

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Wilson’s presidential platform in his first election. stringer antitrust legislation, banking reform, tariff restrictions. sought to increase capitalist competition but promoting smaller businesses

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Underwood Tariff

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1917, substantial reduction of tariffs and enacted unprecedented graduated federal income tax

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Clayton Anti-Trust Act

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extended the anti trust protections of the Sherman anti trust act (made interlocking directorates illegal), legalized strikes

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Allied Powers

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Britain, France, Russia, Italy, US

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unrestricted submarine warfare

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Germany announced they would sink ALL ships in the war zone, even American ones, even though they were neutral at the time

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G Creel

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head of the Committee on Public Information, tasked with selling Americans on the war

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B Baruch

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head of the War Industries Board which was meant to coordinate industrial production during the war

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Espionage Act

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law prohibiting interference with the draft or other acts of national “disloyalty”. Eugene V Debs arrested for being an anti war socialist

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Russian Revolution

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Bolsheviks seized power in November 1917 and pulled Russia out of war, making it so central powers outnumbered allies. US joined after this

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Treaty of Versailles

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League of Nations created, war guilt clause and blank check, Yugoslavia created for Slavic people, other land issues

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initiative

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allowed voters to petition to have a law placed on the general ballot

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17th amendment

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direct election of senators

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settlement house movement

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women’s outlet to attack corruption and intolerable living/working conditions

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Anthracite Coal Strike

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strike lasted a long time so TR threatened to send federal troops in to run the mines (1st time troops use against capital rather than labor)

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Jane Addams

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WHYBHAS SHE BEEN ON THE LAST 3 TESTS GO AWAT

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1912 Presidential Election

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Wilson (democrat) wins, Roosevelt (bull moose), Taft (republican), Debs (socialist).

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Federal Reserve Act

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established 12 Federal Reserve banks and a federal rescue board. regulate banking and create a stable national scale

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Central Powers

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Austria-Hungry, Germany, Bulgaria, Ottoman Empire

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Sussex Pledge

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Wilson make Germany not sink any passenger ships or merchant vessels without giving warning

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Zimmerman Note

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telegram proposing a German Mexican alliance was intercepted

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H Hoover

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leader of the food administration, aided Belgium during German invasion, later would become president

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W H Taft

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president after Roosevelt. even more a trustbuster. dollar diplomacy.

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19th amendment

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women’s suffrage

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Paris Peace Conference

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meeting after world war 1 to negotiate peace

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14 points

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“to make the world safe for democracy”, introduce idea of League of Nations. purpose of keeping Russia in the war, inspiring allies, and demoralizing enemy