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Name the reformer that matches the reform movement

Margaret SangerUpton Sinclair

Lincoln SteffensJacob Riis

Jane Addams

Birth control, meat inspection, corruption of government, life in tenements/immigrants, garbage &

life for immigrants

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Describe the homefront during WWI.

Women went to work in the factories, food and other supplies were rationed, taxes increased to pay for the

war, the progressive movement ended…all concentration was on the war

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Discuss the Panama Canal: Which country originallyformed the canal? Which President instigated the Canal?

How was the Roosevelt Corollary used?

France, Teddy Roosevelt,

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Name the 4 tensions that led to WWI.

MAIN: Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism & Nationalism

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What was the first piece of legislation for child labor?What did it specify? B/c of this and the women’s social movement, ____ % of children were attending school

By 1920: 35%, 50%, 86% 95%

Keating Owen Act: limited child labor—children under the age of 12 could not work longer than a 10 hour day

86%

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What was Woodrow Wilson’s reaction to thesinking of the Lusitania?

He asked for a formal apology from Germany and that He asked for a formal apology from Germany and that Germany stop submarine warfare on civilian shipsGermany stop submarine warfare on civilian ships

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What does “Remember the Maine” refer to and how didthis event lead to US Imperialism?

The blowing up of the USS Maine. It was believed by The blowing up of the USS Maine. It was believed by the yellow journalists that Spain was responsible and the yellow journalists that Spain was responsible and

became the battle cry for the US to attack Spain.became the battle cry for the US to attack Spain.

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A.A. How did the US pay for WWI?How did the US pay for WWI?B.B. How did the US gain support for WWI?How did the US gain support for WWI?

C.C. Who were the main people against WWI? Who were the main people against WWI?

A. Increased taxes & liberty bonds ($23 billion were A. Increased taxes & liberty bonds ($23 billion were sold) B. Through a mass propaganda campaign—75 sold) B. Through a mass propaganda campaign—75

million pieces of pro war propaganda were distributed million pieces of pro war propaganda were distributed by the Committee of Public Information C. Socialists by the Committee of Public Information C. Socialists

like Eugene Debs & Bill Haywood like Eugene Debs & Bill Haywood

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What changes were made in government (givingpower back to the people) b/c of Progressivism?

Recall, Initiative and Referendum and the Direct Primary

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Discuss the role of women in WWI

Women entered the factories, worked as nurses and as war secretaries

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How did the McKinley Tariff contribute to the USImperialism in both Hawaii and Cuba?

The tariff caused the price of sugar to increase, hurting American sugar plantation owners in both Hawaii and Cuba. If Hawaii and Cuba were part of the US, then they would not have to pay a tariff on sugar. Internal

rebellions (staged) encouraged the US to get involved in both countries.

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What was the catalyst for WWI?

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand –heir to The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand –heir to the Austria thronethe Austria throne

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What were some of the reasons for the Progressive movement?

Problems of the city(overcrowding, lack of sanitation, lack of infrastructure, dirty), problems with poor

immigrants (alcohol, places to live, birth control, child labor), corruption of big business, corruption of

government, middle class ladies had more money and free time to devote to these and other issues

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What does the “Great Migration” refer to?

African Americans leaving the South and going to the cities (N & Mid-West) to find jobs

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What was the last of Wilson’s 14 Points for Peace? DidThe US join? Why or why not?

League of nations…did not join…lacked power

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Come to the board and draw the trenches…why wasTrench warfare a necessity in WWI?

B/c of the types of weapons used…machine guns, flame throwers, tanks, poison gas, grenade guns, etc…

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Why was Teddy Roosevelt considered a Progressive President? Which area of reform did

he attempt, but fail to get Congress to pass?

He favored the following progressive reforms: the Pure Food and Drug Act, The meat inspection act, the Newlands reclamation act, etc…he failed at labor

reform

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Labor unions: a. saw the war cause a decrease in membership.

b. gave up the right to strike during the war in return for significant improvements for workers.

c. gave up the right to strike during the war because they viewed such a decision as their patriotic duty.

d. gained permanent advantages as a result of the war.

b

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Define “Roosevelt Corollary”. Give specific examplesof how this piece of legislation was used in

US Imperialism.

The right of the US to intervene in any country in the The right of the US to intervene in any country in the Western Hemisphere that has internal rebellion or Western Hemisphere that has internal rebellion or

internal debt…other problems that might endanger the internal debt…other problems that might endanger the US.US.

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Which countries were the principal negotiators in Which countries were the principal negotiators in the Paris Peace Conference ending WWI? Which the Paris Peace Conference ending WWI? Which Countries were unhappy with the results and why?Countries were unhappy with the results and why?

US, G Britain, France, Italy & Japan…GB & France unhappy at lack of a trial for war crimes…Italy & Japan

unhappy b/c territory they didn’t receive


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