Early Imperialism
Foreign Policies
Causes of WWI
After the War
WWI at Home
100

This style of tabloid writing was used to trick people into buying newspapers, often ignoring truth.

Yellow Press Journalism

100

This was the name of the deal that the United States made with European countries to trade in China.

Open Door Policy

100

This was the belief that races were separated by how fit they were to survive, and only the white races could keep the darker skinned people from going extinct

Social Darwinism

100

This was the location of where the treaty was signed to end the war

Versailles

100

These were the Hispanic communities that developed during the war as immigrant Mexicans came to fill jobs

Barrios

200

He was the naval officer who docked in a Japanese harbor and threatened Japan with violence if they did not trade

Matthew Perry

200

This was the name of the war that led to the US invasion of China

Boxer Rebellion

200

This was the belief that one's value was tied to the strength of his nation

Nationalism

200

Woodrow Wilson hoped that the participants on both sides would follow this slogan

Peace Without Victory

200

Committee on Public Information was known for creating posters and propaganda pieces as a way to convince Americans to buy what?

war bonds

300

This East Asian island chain was considered too black to govern itself after the Spanish American War

The Philippines

300

This was Roosevelt's plan to threaten countries with war if they refused to cooperate in a civil and peaceful manner

Big Stick Diplomacy

300

This was the name of the alliance that protected Serbia and Belgium.

Triple Entente.

300

This was the name of the global organization that was created to seek resolution for international disputes. 

League of Nations

300

This agency was created to regulate the prices and quantities of food

Food Administration

400

This was part of a deal with Cuba that gave the US permission to invade when economics, politics, or health was threatened

Platt Amendment

400

This was America's unenforceable promise to defend the entire hemisphere from European invasion.

Monroe Doctrine

400

This country left the Triple Alliance, claiming that the assassination was not an act of war

Italy

400

This was the name of the plan Wilson offered to end the war.

14 Point Plan

400

this law made it illegal to give away industrial secrets during the war

Espionage Act

500

Besides, Cuba, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico, this fourth piece of territory is the least-understood of the islands grabbed after the Spanish American War

Guam
500

As part of  Woodrow Wilson's Moral Diplomacy decisions, this island nation witnessed America's longest occupation until the War on Terror.

Haiti

500

This country joined the Triple Alliance as a way to reclaim parts of the Balkans

Ottomans/ Turkey

500

This is the name of the congressmen who blocked the signing of the Treaty of Versailles

Reservationists

500

This law made it illegal to criticize the government during WWI.

Sedition Act