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WW1 main causes
what drove usa to join the war
causes of american imperialism
the spanish american war
WW1 on the home front Positive impact of the people
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What was the name of the message from Germany to Mexico?

Zimmerman note

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How many points did Woodrow Wilson have?

14

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what was the idea called for us to go from the East Coast to the West?

Manifest destiny 

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when was the start date of the Spanish-American war 

April 21st 1898

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What are Jobs that Women were given the opportunity for during WW1

Factory workers, Shipyards, Fix cars, Deliver mail, and farmers.

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What was the name of the underwater reason for WW1?

Unrestricted Submarine Warfare. 

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What was the name of the Ship that was sunk by Germans that held 128 American passengers?

The Lusitania.

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why did the USA try to gain other territory?

The desire for raw materials.

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when was the end date of the Spanish- American war?

DEC 10th 1898

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What was the movement called when a large number of African Americans moved north to cities like New York, Chicago, and Detriot?

The great migration.

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What was Russia's reason for the US to get involved in WW1

Russia turned communist.

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What states was Germany trying to get Mexico to take over in America?

Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona

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what is social Darwinism?

A belief in the racial and cultural superiority of Anglo-Saxons.

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Which US ship was sunk to cause the Spanish-American war?

USS Maine 

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Why were German immigrants treated poorly during WW1

Because we were afraid that they would remain loyal to Germany.

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Who was assassinated from Austria-Hungary?

Franz Ferdinand

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How much did the USA force Germany to pay in reparations? 

132 Billion

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which branch of the American military builds stronger?

the Navy.

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which territory did the US acquire from the war?

Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines, and dominating Cuba. The U.S. also annexed Hawaii during the conflict

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what did the Espionage Act do?

Criminalized the act of gathering, transmitting, or attempting to obtain information related to national defense with the intent to harm the United States.

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Which countries were in the central powers?

 German Empire, Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria.

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Who wrote the Zimmermann note 

Arthur Zimmermann

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Why was there so much economic competition?

 The United States sought new markets to sell its products after the Civil War and the Gilded Age.

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To what extent did the "yellow journalism" of the era actually influence the US public's opinion towards war with Spain?

significantly influenced the US public opinion towards war with Spain.

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what did the sedition act do? (2 answers)

  • Publish, write, or utter anything "false, scandalous, and malicious" about the government, Congress, or the president
  • Oppose the execution of national laws
  • Prevent a federal officer from performing their duties
  • Aid or attempt an insurrection, riot, unlawful assembly, or combination.