World War 1
These events shifted the U.S. from neutrality to joining the war
What are the Zimmerman Telegram and sinking of the Lusitania?
This new women represented changing societal values by showing her independence and freedom with new clothing, hair styles, and by going out to clubs and bars
What is a flapper?
This caused imperialism
What are a Need for resources/markets, military strength, social darwinism?
This caused the Industrial Revolution
What are an Abundance of resources, laissez-faire policies, increase in sources of labor?
This movement achieved its goal with the passage of the 18th amendment
What is Prohibition (Temperance)?
This case allowed the U.S. government to restrict free speech during war time
What is Schenck v. United States?
The growing debate between fundamentalists and modernists was highlight by this trial about evolution
What is the Scopes Trial?
Alfred T Mahan argued global powers needed this
What are Strong navy/naval bases?
This innovation characterized the Second Industrial Revolution and increased manufacturing efficiency and production
What is the assembly line?
This muckraker exposed the unsanitary conditions of the meatpacking industry, leading to the passage of the Meat Inspection Act, with his book The Jungle
Who is Upton Sinclair?
By rejecting the League of Nations, the US returned to a policy of this, where they wanted to stay out of European affairs
What is ioslationism?
The Great Migration resulted in millions of Africans moving north which led to an explosion of culture and art in this city
What is Harlem (the Harlem Renaissance)?
Yellow journalism and this event started the Spanish American War
What is the explosion of the U.S.S. Maine?
This economic philosophy emerged to counter the wealth inequality created by capitalism
What is communism?
President Roosevelt used this law to stop the Captains of Industry and their immoral business practices
What is the Sherman Anti-Trust Act?
This economic plan after World War 1 saw the U.S. give money to Germany to help them pay off their reparations
Post World War 1, an increase in nativism resulted in this law being passed
What is the Emergency Quota Act?
This said the US would act as an "international police" to maintain stability in Latin America
What is the Roosevelt Corollary?
This 1886 event in Chicago led to a decline in the Knights of Labor after a bomb exploded during a protest, causing the public to associate unions with violence.
What is the Haymarket Strike?
Settlement houses were a result of this religious movement aimed at applying Christian morality to fixing societal needs
What is the Social Gospel movement?
What is overproduction?
This Civil Rights leader argued for gradual change as African Americans improved their economic standing by getting educated and trained in jobs
Who is Booker T Washington?
Anti-imperialists made this argument for why expansion of power and influence was wrong
What is letting other countries/peoples govern themselves?
What are the Knights of Labor?
President Cleveland sent troops in to end this strike, leading to a decrease in union membership
What is the Pullman Strike?