Causes of Amarica Imperialism
Amarica Imperialism-Panama, Hawaii and Alaska
WW1:On the homefront- Positive impact on people/opportunities
WW1: On the homefront- Restrictions on society
Treaty of Versailles and Woodrow Wilson's 14 points
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Define Imperialism
Involves the extension of a nation's power over others lands. Taking controle or things from other contries.
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True or false did America buy Hawii?
False, they took it from the queen
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Who gets higher pay?
African Americans.
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Who has hazardous working conditions?
Women
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What was the objective of the 14 points?
Peace and prevent wars
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Industries create strong navys for what...?
To defend their shores.
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Why did the U.S veture to Hawii?
They ventured for pineapples and suger.
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Who was able to start voting?
Women
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What contrys books were taken away?
Germany's
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What was the objective of the Treaty of Versailles?
Punishing the Germans and repair the contry
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Define Nationalisam
People thought territorial conquest would increase a contrys prestige and power.
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What kind of working conditions were happening when the panama canal was being build...?
They had harsh working conditions and a shortage of labor.
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Where did african amaricans move to and from?
South to north
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Who gets lower pay in American society?
Women, and African Amaricans
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Did the 14 points get aproved?
No it did not, but ideas from it got put into the Treaty of Versailles.
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What is going on in this picture...?
Different contrys are trying to take other contrys over so they have more land.
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Why was alaska bought by the U.S? Also what else did they get from it?
They bought it for fur, but got gold and oil from it too.
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What is happening in this image...?
The U.S wants more people to join the army for wars.
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Who got denied in membership labor unions?
African Amaricans
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What was established in the prosses of the treaty...?
The League of Nations
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What are all four motives behind imperialism?
Economic, racial/cultural, political, and strategic/naval reasons.
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When did Americans start working on the Panama canal...?
(hint its in the 1900's :p)
May 1904
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What are 3 jobs that women were able to do?
Working in the factory, the shipyard, armed forces, fixed fealds, ran elevators, streatcars and wrote trafic tickets.
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What were taken away from amaricans and why?
Peoples freedom of speech and thought were slowly taken away because they had the fear of disloyalty and fear of espionage.
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How much did the Germans have to pay in reperations?
260 billion