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APUSH Unit 7.1 (Progressives, imperialism, WWI)
APUSH Unit 7.1 (Progressives, imperialism, WWI)
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1911 fire in this company, 146 women died, led to new laws on work hours & conditions
Triangle Shirtwaist Co.
Chase bank
Standard Oil Co.
Chicago meat packing Co.
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Allowed open access to China for trade and showed the power of the US
Open Door Policy
Monroe Doctrine
Teller Amendment
Platt Amendment
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17th amendment
women's suffrage
prohibition
direct election of senators
income tax
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"Liberty measles", "Liberty cabbage", "Liberty sausage" - all examples of what during WWI?
anti imperialism propaganda
anti war propaganda
anti german feelings
anti english feelings
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Taft's foreign policy that was use political influence to aid American economic interests
gunboat diplomacy
Big Stick diplomacy
Moral diplomacy
Dollar diplomacy
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This document granted American control over the Panama Canal Zone
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versailles
Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty
Treaty of Portsmouth
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faction in Senate would not accept League ofNations or idea of collective security in any form
reservationists
irreconcilables
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By gathering enough signatures on a petition, a group can get the idea proposed for a ballot
referendum
direct primary
petition
initiative
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Who wrote "The Influence of Sea power on History" to demonstrate militarism as a key to empire
Twain
Dewey
Mahan
Weyler
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16th amendment
prohibition
income tax
women's suffrage
direct election of senators
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19th amendment
income tax
women's suffrage
prohibition
direct election of senators
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a proposal submitted to a popular vote
initiative
17th amendment
referendum
direct primary
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Treaty to stop Japanese immigration to the US
Chinese Exclusion Act
Quota Act
Treaty of Portsmouth
Gentleman's Agreement
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President of NAWSA in 1900; wanted women to vote, and to get this state by state
Alice Paul
Susan B. Anthony
Carrie Catt
Ida B Wells
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Reform writers who investigated alarming conditions in factories, city slums, & politics
yellow journalists
muckrakers
William Randolph Hearst
New York Journal
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Senate "reservationist" had concerns about League of Nations, otherwise supported the treaty
Kaiser Wilhem
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Upton Sinclair
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Physical representation of Roosevelt's "Big Stick Policy"
Great White Fleet
Rough Riders
Panama Canal
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broke away from NAWSA &form National Womens Party &thought state by state plan was too slow
Susan B. Anthony
Carrie Catt
Alice Paul
Margret Sanger
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Militant labor union attracted support of immigrant workers, migrant farmers & socialists
Knights
UAW
AFL
IWW
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1917 law penalized those for obstructing the recruitment of soldiers
Sedition Act
Espionage Act
Elkins Act
Hepburn Act
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writer of the Jungle
Tarbell
Sinclair
Lloyd
DuBois
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Idea of LaFollett; government should use Scientific Management to be more efficient
Socialism
Massachusetts Idea
direct primaries
Wisconsin Idea
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Tabloid newspapers with sensationalist stories for the purpose of selling more papers
muckrackers
tabloid journalists
yellow journalists
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Nickname for the Progressive Party in the 1912 election
Republican Party
Socialist Party
Democratic Party
Bull Moose Party
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Commodore sent to Manila Bay & crushed the Spanish fleet in the Philippines
Mahan
Weyler
Dewey
Aguinaldo
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penalized for those who discouraged recruiting, spoke out against the US & involvement in WWI
Espionage Act
Sedition Act
Hepburn Act
Elkins Act
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Who said "Remember the Maine, to hell with Spain!"
Dewey
Lloyd
Hearst
Pulitzer
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region in a weak country that is largely under the control of a stronger imperialist nation
colony
territory
possession
sphere of influence
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Leader of the Filipino insurrection against American rule during the Philippine-American War
Dewey
Weyler
Mahan
Aguinaldo
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Supreme Court decision upheld the 10hr work day for women saying it was good for their morals
Morgan v Gould
In Re Debs
Muller v. Oregon
Plessy v Ferguson
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This was established by Congress in 1887 to regulate RR rates & prevent abuses by the RR
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mann Elkins Act
Elkins Act
Hepburn Act
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This law placed telephone and telegraph companies under ICC supervision.
Mann-Elkins Act
Commerce Commission
referendum
Elkins Act
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extreme nationalism often to the point of belligerency
communism
facism
socialism
jingoism
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the major allied leaders who made all important decisions at the conference at Versailles
irreconsilables
Allies
reservationists
Big Four
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This Attorney General led attacks on suspected anarchists & communists in 1919
Sinclair
Morgan
Palmer
Debs
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example from WWI of a violation of the Monroe Doctrine
British propaganda
Sedition Act
unrestricted submarine warfare
Zimmerman telegram
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Wrote History of Standard Oil & led to a case that caused the break up of the monopoly
Jane Addams
Upton Sinclair
Ida Tarbell
Ida B. Wells
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18th amendment?
direct election of senators
prohibition
income tax
women's suffrage
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Post WWI period when Americans feared that communists were plotting to take over the government
Open Door Policy
Red Scare
Imperialism
Roaring Twenties
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Large movement of African Americans to northern industrial cities from 1914 - 1930
Exit Migration
Great Migration
Exodustors
Potato Famine
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Supreme Court case that limited free speech: can't shout fire falsely in a theater
Schneck v US
Gidden v Wainwright
Muller v Oregon
Lloyd v Sinclair
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Roosevelt won the Nobel Peace Prize for helping end the Russo-Japanese War
Treat of Portsouth
Hay-Buneau-Varilla Treaty
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
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established in 1913 so that the US government could regulate the interest rates & money supply
Federal Reserve
Mann Elkins Act
Hepburn Act
ICC
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Restricted the Independence of Cuba's new government after the Spanish American War
Platt Amendment
Suffrage Amendment
Teller Amendment
Senators Amendment
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it claimed the right of the US to exercise international police power in the Western Hemisphere
Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
Treaty of Paris
League of Nations
Treaty of Portsmouth