Unit 5 Day 1 Flashcards

1
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Who was the democratic nomination in the 1900 election

A

William Jennings Bryan

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2
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Who said, “God himself placed every human heart the love of liberty” and what is it referring to

A

William Jennings Bryan and the denouncement of U.S. military occupations overseas

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3
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What happened because of Bryan’s pacifist beliefs?

A

He lost the election by a landslde

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4
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What does Bryan’s defeat show

A

How popular US imperialism was

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5
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What wars occurred continuously since the nations founding?

A

Wars against native people

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6
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Who saw access to global markets as key to international power

A

William Seward

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7
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What caused Seward’s ideas to reprise?

A

The depression of the 1890s

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8
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What did policymakers fear American workers would embrace?

A

Socialism of Marxism

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9
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What does this refer to “the largest liberty, the purest Christianity, the highest civilization”

A

The American Anglo-Saxon Race

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10
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What was the idea that the US had a unique destiny to foster democracy and civilization

A

American exceptionalism

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11
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What was the effect of Anglo-Saxon race theory

A

Many were denied citizenship, segregated, and disenfranchised

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12
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Who argued the “free land” on the western frontier was dwindling, and thus new outlets needed to be found for American energy and enterprise

A

Imperialists

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13
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How did imperialists justify their views?

A

The racialized Social Darwinism

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14
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What does this phrase refer to “Competition of Races”

A

Racial Social Darwinism

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15
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What power did many fear America was falling behind on?

A

Naval Power

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16
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What 2 battleships did Congress order constructed in 1866

A

USS Texas and USS Maine

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17
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By 1890, how many steel-hulled battleships did America have

A

5

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18
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Who warned grover Cleveland to stay away from Latin America

A

Richard Olney

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19
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What writing did Only invoke to get Britain to resolve a long-standing border dispute with Venezuela

A

The Monroe Doctrine

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20
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What was the name for journalists who turned Cuban’s plight into a cause célèbre

A

Yellow Journalists

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21
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Who was a famous yellow journalist

A

William Randolph Hearst

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22
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What does the phrase “manufacture manhood” refer to

A

Congress calling for Cuban Independence

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23
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Who had no interest in supporting the Cuban rebellion

A

President Grover Cleveland

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24
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What shocking news came in February 1898

A

The USS Maine had exploded and sunk in Havana Harbor

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25
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What popular chant arose from the sinking of Maine

A

Remember the Maine

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26
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what does this quote refer to “in the name of civilization, and in behalf of endangered American interests”

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McKinley asking congress’ permission to intervene in Cuba

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27
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What amendment reassured Americans that their country would respect the political independence of other nations.

A

The Teller Amendment

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28
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Who wrote the Teller Amendment

A

Senator Henry M. Teller

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29
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What is this in response to “We must keep all we get; when the war is over we must keep what we want”

A

The Teller Amendment

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30
Q

When did Spain Declare War on the US

A

April 24, 1898

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31
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What is this quote in reference to “like Don Quixote go out to fight windmills and come back with a broken head”

A

US’s advantage in the war of 1898

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32
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What happened on May 1 1898

A

American ships cornered the Spanish Fleet in Manila Bay and destroyed it

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33
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What territory did US acquire as a result of the war of 1898

A

The phillipines

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34
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What did Dewey’s victory in Manila draw attention to

A

Hawaii

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35
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What caused tension between Hawaiian monarchs and the US

A

When Queen Liliuokalani succeeded her brother

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36
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What group organized the overthrow of the queen

A

Annexation Club

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37
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Who rejected the treaty of annexation in Hawaii

A

Grover Cleveland

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38
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What does this quote refer to “The Aryan race would rescue the islands”

A

Annexation of Hawaii

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39
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What was the first major battle of the war of 1898

A

The battle at San Juan Hill

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40
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Who did many credit the victory of the battle at San Juan Hill to

A

4 African American Regiments

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41
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How did many US soldiers die in the war of 1898

A

Malaria and Yellow Fever

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42
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Who did McKinley say were “unfit for self-rule”

A

The Filipinos

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43
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Who argued that “no power is given to the Federal Government to acquire territory to be held and governed permanently as colonies or to conquer alien people and hold them in subjugation”

A

George F. Hoar

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44
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What 2 citizens enlisted in the anti-imperial cause

A

Jane Addams and Mark Twain

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45
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What did Andrew Carnegie offer to the US government

A

$20 million to purchase Philippine independence and set the islands free.

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46
Q

Who became president after William McKinley’s assassination?

A

Theodore Roosevelt

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47
Q

T/F: Roosevelt believed in “policing the world”

A

True

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48
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What did Roosevelt argue about domestic progressivism

A

A strong federal government asserting itself both at home and abroad would enhance economic stability and political order

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49
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Who proposed an open door policy for nations seeking to do business in China

A

U.S. Secretary of State John Hay

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50
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What did the secret society of Chinese nationalists, who were pugnacious in their political stance, become known as

A

“Bocers

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51
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What was Hay’s second open door principle

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China must be preserved as a “territorial and administrative entity”

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52
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Who did Japan rebel against

A

Russia

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53
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Why were westerners shocked at Japan’s victory

A

It was the first time a European power had been defeated by an Asian nation

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54
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Who did Roosevelt refer to as “a wonderful and civilized people”

A

The Japanese

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55
Q

Who signed the Root-Takahira Agreement?

A

The US and Japan

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56
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What did the Root-Takahira Agreement confirm?

A

principles of free oceanic commerce and recognizing Japan’s authority over Manchuria

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57
Q

How did Taft’s policies differ from Roosevelts?

A

Taft wanted more involvement in Asia

58
Q

What does this quote refer to “speak softly and carry a big stick”

A

Naval fleets

59
Q

What did Britain surrender in the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty

A

Central American canal-building rightd

60
Q

T/F: Colombians accepted Roosevelt’s offer for Panama

A

False

61
Q

What gave the US a commanding position in the Western Hemisphere

A

The Panama Canal

62
Q

What did the Roosevelt Corollary declare

A

The US would police the whole Caribbean

63
Q

What writing did the Roosevelt Corollary refute

A

The Monroe Doctrine

64
Q

T/F: The Roosevelt Corollary was a treaty

A

False

65
Q

Which democratic president criticized his predecessors’ foreign policy

A

Woodrow Wilson

66
Q

T/F: Wilson’s policies greatly differed from those of Taft’s and Roosevelt’s

A

False

67
Q

What decision of Wilson’s created lasting mistrust with Mexico

A

To interfere with the Mexican Revolution, helping the Venustiana Carranza

68
Q

Who crossed the U.S-Mexico border, killing 16 Americans and raided the town of Columbus, New Mexico

A

General Fransico “Pancho” Villa

69
Q

What military power terrorized europeans

A

Germany

70
Q

What alliance was Germany, Austria Hungary, and Italy a part of

A

The Triple Alliance

71
Q

What alliance was Britain France and Russia a part of

A

Triple Entente

72
Q

T/F: Americans remained neutral in the war originally

A

True

73
Q

What does “the power of our detachment” refer to

A

America’s neutrality in WWi

74
Q

What event triggered WWI

A

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne

75
Q

What was the first country to declare war and who was that country declaring war on

A

Germany on Russia and its ally France

76
Q

How far could WWI rifles hit a target from

A

1000 yards

77
Q

Why were American leaned towards Britain and France, even though they were still neutral

A

Trade

78
Q

What weapon did Germany launch to challenge the British navy

A

U-boat, or submarine

79
Q

What attack caused Americans to lose hope of neutrality

A

Submarine attack on the Lusitania

80
Q

What was agreed in the Sussex pledge

A

Germany would not target ships unless an inspection showed that it carried weapons

81
Q

How much money did Wilson invest in US Military Buildup

A

$1 Billion

82
Q

Who did Republicans turn to after Roosevelt,

A

Charles Evan Hughes

83
Q

Who did democrats nominate agains Hughes

A

Wilson

84
Q

Who won the election of 1916

A

Wilson

85
Q

What did Wilson to to combat Germany’s unrestricted submarine warfare

A

Cut off diplomatic relations with Germany

86
Q

What urged Mexico to join Mexico to join the central powers, promising that it would help Mexico seize Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona

A

Zimmermann telegram

87
Q

What did German U-boats do after Wilson cut off diplomatic relations

A

Sink US Ships

88
Q

When did Wilson ask congress for a declaration of war

A

April 2, 1917

89
Q

When did the US declare war on Germany

A

April 6, 1917

90
Q

T/F: The vote to war was basically unanimous

A

False`

91
Q

Why was the military draft successful

A

Civilian run draft boards

92
Q

Who was tasked to head the American Expeditionary Force

A

General Pershing

93
Q

What did the AEF require

A

Safer shipping

94
Q

Why did Russia drop out of the war?

A

To fight its own civil war after communism

95
Q

When did Germany sign an armistice

A

November 11, 1918

96
Q

What was a crucial turning point in the war

A

America’s support

97
Q

What were men who wore US uniforms known as

A

“doughboys”

98
Q

What percent of armed forces consisted of African Americans?

A

13%

99
Q

How many Native Americans served in WWI

A

25%

100
Q

T/F: WWI was a deadly war for Americans

A

False

101
Q

What class mostly benefited from WWI

A

Upper Class

102
Q

What organization directed military production

A

War Industries Board (WIB)

103
Q

Who headed the WIB

A

Bernard Baruch

104
Q

What federal agency established an eight-hour day for war workers with time and half pay overtime

A

The National War Labor Board (NWLB)

105
Q

T/F: The NWLB, like many other labor organizations, disregarded women

A

False

106
Q

What group introduced daylight savings time to conserve coal and oil

A

The Fuel Administration

107
Q

What group seized control of the nation’s hodgepodge of private railroads, seeking to facilitate rapid movement of troops and equipment

A

The Railroad Administration

108
Q

what wartime agency was headed by Herbert Hoover

A

Food Administration

109
Q

What was the Food Administration’s slogan?

A

“Food will win the war”

110
Q

What effect did the food administration have on politics

A

saw Hoover emerging from the war as one o the nation’s most admired public figures

111
Q

What was a government propaganda agency

A

Committee on Public Information (CPI)

112
Q

Who headed the CPI

A

Journalist George Creel

113
Q

What was the purpose of the CPI

A

mold Americans into “one white-hot mass” of war patriotism.

114
Q

T/F: The CPI was successful

A

True

115
Q

What was the name given to people who delivered short prewar speeches at movie theaters

A

Four-Minute Men

116
Q

What organization pressured immigrants to become “100% American”

A

CPI

117
Q

What quasi-vigilante group mobilized about 250,000 “agents” and trained them to spy on neighbors and coworkers

A

American Protective Leauge

118
Q

T/F: The American Protective League remained purely peaceful

A

False

119
Q

What law prohibited any words or behavior that might “incite, provoke, or encourage resistance to the United States, or promote the cause of its enemies.”

A

Sedition Act of 1918

120
Q

What act, similar to the sedition act, defined treason loosely, resulting in the prosecution of thousands

A

The Espionage Act

121
Q

What Supreme Court ruling upheld the conviction of a socialist who was jailed for circulating pamphlets that encouraged draftees to resist induction

A

Schenck v. united States

122
Q

What Supreme Court decision allowed authorities to prosecute speech

A

Abrams v. United States

123
Q

Where did African Americans migrate

A

South to North

124
Q

What cities were African Americans attracted to during the Great Migration

A

St. Louis, Chicago, New York, ddetroit

125
Q

What did the demand for framework encourage

A

Mexicans to move across the border

126
Q

What was the largest group to take advantage of wartime opportunities

A

Women

127
Q

what women’s organization accepted the war effort

A

The National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA)

128
Q

Who founded the National Woman’s Party (NWP)

A

Alice Paul

129
Q

T/F: The NWP was an ineffective suffrage group due to their extreme protests

A

False

130
Q

When was the 19th amendment passed

A

August 20, 1920

131
Q

What is the reason for Women’s suffrage

A

The Great War

132
Q

What does “peace among equals” represent

A

Wilson’s belief that there should be no victor in World War 1

133
Q

What was the name for Wilson’s blueprint for peace

A

fourteen points

134
Q

What was the 14th point of the fourteen points

A

The League of Nations

135
Q

What 3 countries were not present in the conference of Versailles

A

Russia, Germany, Italy

136
Q

How much did Germany have to pay in reparations

A

$33 Billion

137
Q

What was established regarding Palestine by the british

A

Britain would work to find a national home for the Jewish people

138
Q

What is this quote in reference to “all-powerful, all-ignorant men, sitting there and carving up continents”

A

The conditions created by the Versailles treaty that led to WWII

139
Q

What group opposed US involvement in European affairs

A

the irreconcilables

140
Q

T/F: Wilson’s 14 points were greatly applauded in America

A

False

141
Q

What did Wilson do to garner support for the League of Nations

A

Went on a grueling speaking tour

142
Q

T/F: The United States ratified the Treaty of Versailles and joined the League of Nations

A

False