Colonial America
These are the 3 motives of European exploration/colonization.
God, Gold, Glory
This deist, rejected the Divine Right of Kings in "Common Sense".
Thomas Paine
Identify the terms used for the motives for migrations: 1) those that encourage people to leave a country 2) those that encourage people to come to a country
Push/Pull Factors
This event prompted America to begin prepping for WW1.
Sinking of the Lusitania
At the Potsdam Conference, Stalin wanted this region to be under Soviet Control.
Eastern Bloc
Columbus sailed under this European flag.
Spain
This capitalist nudged America toward revolution with his rejection of mercantilism in "The Wealth of Nations".
Adam Smith
Name 2 European nationalist movements in the 19th c. that would lead to European migrants moving to the US.
Ottomanism
Russian Imperialism
Italian Unification
German Unification
This event prompted the US to join with Britain and France in WW1.
Zimmerman Telegram
Disagreement between Stalin and Truman/Churchill at the Potsdam Conference was the beginning of this indirect war.
Cold War
This European social custom led many "second sons" to move to the American colonies.
Primogeniture
King Philip's War was an effort to resist the British by by uniting this social group.
Native Americans
The Great Famine brought these migrants to the Americas.
Irish
This is represented by: Propaganda, silencing critiques, women working in factories, conscription, industrial weapons tech, etc.
Total War
This replaced the League of Nations after WW2.
United Nations
This economic worldview is the belief that colonies exist to enrich the mother country.
Mercantilism
Conservatives living in the Americas would have sided with this side in the American Revolution.
British ("Loyalists")
This act blocked Chinese migration to the US.
Chinese Exclusion Act
This is Woodrow Wilson's WW1 peace plan. This is point X.
14 Points
League of Nations
Name one example of the American "Containment" policy in action.
Berlin Airlift
Korean War
Which European empire colonized the Americas in search of furs.
France
Russia
A new sense of nationalism influenced this major American event.
American Revolution
Russia sold this to the US to fund its Asian imperial expansionism.
Alaska
This foreign policy prevented the US from joining the League of Nations.
Monroe Doctrine (Roosevelt Corollary)
This was the result of the Korean War.
Stalemate (38th Parallel)
Name a cash crop grown in the British, North American colonies.
Cotton
Tobacco
Hobbes influenced this American writer with his notion of "Natural Rights".
Thomas Jefferson ("Inalienable Rights")
This dream was fulfilled with the construction of the Trans-Continental Railroad.
Manifest Destiny
This was FDR's Keynesian economic plan to pull America from its Great Depression.
New Deal
LBJ sent 50,000 troops into this country based on the Domino Theory.
Vietnam
This European empire founded what is now New York City as their primary trading post in North America.
Dutch
Rousseau influence the drafting of this document with his notion of "Checks and Balances".
Articles of Confederation
American Constitution
Commodore Matthew Perry opened this country from its isolation with Gunboat diplomacy.
Japan
Name one way in which America supported Britain in WW2 prior to formally sending in troops.
Bases-for-Destroyers
Lend-Lease Act
This event prompted a hot line to be established between DC and Moscow.
Cuban Missile Crisis
This system grew cash crops in the Americas, exported cash crops to Europe, and imported slaves from Africa.
Triangular Trade
This Revolution would lead to the end of the French colonial presence in America, and lead to the acquisition of the Louisiana Purchase.
Haitian Revolution
America gained these colonies from Spain in the Spanish-American War. Name 2.
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Guam
Philippines
This WW2 event is associated with Dwight D. Eisenhower.
D-Day
This was Reagan's plan to make Mutual Assured Destruction (MAD) obsolete.
Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI)
This process brought smallpox to the Americas which decimated native populations.
Columbian Exchange
Abolitionism influenced this major American event.
American Civil War
This is the more common term for the Indian Removal Act, when President Andrew Jackson forced Natives to move west.
Trail of Tears
This WW2 battle strategy is associated with Douglas MacArthur.
Island Hopping
Firebombing
Name two examples of Detente to end the tensions of the Cold War.
SALT/INF
Perestroika/Glasnost
The Manorial system (serfs working for wealthy landowners) in feudal Europe influenced these systems employed by the Spanish and Portuguese.
Hacienda
Encomienda
This is the name for the African colony claimed by the US for former slaves who wanted to move back to Africa after emancipation.
Liberia
These types of workers would likely live in slums and tenaments.
Blue-Collar Workers
This decision by Harry Truman put an end to the Firebombing of Japanese cities.
Atomic Bomb
MLK successfully used this tactic to move America toward passing Civil Rights legistlation.
Civil Disobedience