Gold, God & Glory
A type of journalism that exaggerated events to sell papers and influence public opinion
Yellow Journalism
The name of the group that opposed imperialism because it violated the idea of “consent of the governed”
Anti-Imperialist League
I was the leader of the Filipino independence movement against U.S. rule
Emilio Aguinaldo
This kind of warfare led to soldiers digging in the ground to create protection from the newly emerged machine gun
Trench Warfare
This law, passed in 1917, allowed the government to ban anti-war newspapers and magazines
Espionage Act
This phrase described the belief that Americans had a duty to spread Christianity and civilization abroad
"White Man's Burden"
This foreign policy idea and president said the U.S. should use its navy to protect Latin America
Roosevelt's Big Stick Diplomacy
This war began after the USS Maine exploded in Havana Harbor
Spanish-American War
This message, cracked by the British, promised Mexico land if it joined Germany against the U.S.
The Zimmerman Telegram
This law, passed in 1918, banned negative speech about the war effort
Sedition Act
I claimed Americans were the “purest type of Christians”
Josiah Strong
This president's foreign policy of using money to influence Latin America
William Taft's Dollar Diplomacy
This U.S. action was nicknamed “America acting as the police of the Western Hemisphere”
Roosevelt Corollary
We were one of the few African American regiment to never lose a man to capture in WWI
The Harlem Hellfighters
This Supreme Court case, from 1919, ruled that freedom of speech could be restricted in cases of "clear and present danger"
Schenck v. United States
I argued that America needed new markets for its crops and goods
Senator Albert J. Beveridge
This president's policy promised to support only democratic governments in Latin America
Woodrow Wilson's Moral Diplomacy
The territories gained by the U.S. after the Spanish-American War (name two out of three)
Philippines, Puerto Rico, Guam
I was the U.S. general in charge of the American Expeditionary Force
John J. Pershing
Women took on these various new roles during WWI when men left to fight
Factory workers (munitions), telegraph operators, trolley conductors, nurses
Give two causes for Imperialism (name two out of three)
Desire for Raw Materials, New Markets, & Spread Democracy and Christianity,
We three opposed imperialism (name two out of three)
Mark Twain, Andrew Carnegie & Samuel Gompers
This project, completed in 1914, shortened travel between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
Panama Canal
This Tennessean earned the Medal of Honor after capturing 132 Germans, despite being a former conscientious objector
Alvin C. York
Give three of Wilson’s Fourteen Points (give three out of six)
No private treaties, freedom of the seas, free trade, reduce arms, self-determination, establish a League of Nations