Semester 2 exam Flashcards
stronger nations attempt to create empires by dominating weaker nations
imperalism
why is imperalism a goal -
countries want to expand their rule
what are the 3 factors that fueled American imperalism
superior military
new markets
cultural superiority
she was the queen of Hawaii and soon overthrown
Queen Liliuokalani
he over throws the queen of Hawaii and then takes over -
Stanford dole
what is the Spanish - American war about -
America coming to deliever freedom
Spain threatens troops
(cuba , Phillipians)
over exaggeration in newspapers / magazine reports to attract readerss
yellow journalism
belief that US would expand territory into Mexican territory
manifest destiny
was the 1st U.S. navy ship to be named after the state of Maine - sunk in cuba
U.S.S maine
a state that is controlled / protected by another
protectorate
U.S. claimed the right to protect its own economy through military intervention in the western hemisphere
roosevelt corollary
policies relating to how a government deals w/ activities in that country
domestic policy
a governments strategy when dealing w other nations
foreign policy
ship canal that connects the alantic ocean to the pacific ocean
U.S. owns / controls it
panama canal
army unit organized by teddy roosevelt & leonard wood that served in the spanish-american war
rough riders
“Big Stick” -
U.S. Navy
American’s first foreign policy -
monroe doctrine
the key ideas mentioned in this policy became the bedrock of american foreign policy
open door policy
what was the result of the American Spanish war
puerto rico, quam became unincorporated U.S territories
wilson’s outline for peace
14 points
an agreement to stop fighting
armistice
persuade, promote, publicize
propaganda
passed by congress to help america mobilize troops
selective service act
congress made it illegal to interfere w/ the war effort or to say anything disloyal against or about the U.S. government
Espionage / Sedition Act
movement of African Americans from the South to the North
Great Migration
organization in which the nations of the world would join together to ensure security & peace
League of Nations
what was the governements role during WWI
regulated the production of war goods
the identity of a nations uniqueness based on common traits like language, religion
nationalism
4 causes of WWI -
militarism
alliances
imperialism
nationalism
where the fighting took place - disease, small, packed, unsanitary, trenchfoot
trench warfare
we try to stay ….. but it was difficult
neutral
event that started WWI -
archduke assasination
everyone has to do their part in the war ; everyone is involved
total war
event that got us into the WWI
the zimmerman note
telegraph fromGermany to Mexico
zimmerman note
who was the bully of europe -
Germany
reasons we try to stay neutral
far away
not a threat
divided loyalties
trade reasons
roles for women =
nurses worked in factories grow food canning food making weapons
money from citizens to finance the war / contract ; investment in the country, & paid back later
liberty bonds
speech to congress that calls for many changes - took place BEFORE armistice -
14 points
open land - if you went out there youd be killed
no mans land
building up ones military aggresively in preparation for war
militarism
an economic & policitcal system charcterized by a single party government, usually w/ a dictator, in which the government controls all wealth & resources
communism
an economic system characterized by private ownership of capital and businesses
capitalism
president Harding’s foreign policy in which the U.S. did not get involved w/ the affairs of foreign nations
isolationism
favoring native born people - “Keep america for americans”
nativism