Industrialization
The West
Imperialism
Spanish-American War
Progressivism
100

How did natural resources affect industrialization?

more resources allow more goods to be created

100

What is the name of the towns that would develop around mines?

Boomtowns

100

When a country takes other territories and extends their way of life over other peoples, it is called...

Imperialism

100

Who won the Spanish-American War?

The U.S. and Cuba
100

A group that strongly influenced city and country politics, often by illegally affecting poles

Political Machines

200

How did immigrants play a role in industrialization?

Many immigrants allowed there to be a large workforce, many of which were willing to work for low wages

200

Why were sheriffs hired by western towns?

there was no law enforcement in the West because it was settled so quickly

200

When a country minds its own business and stays out of world politics, it is called...

Isolationism

200
What is it called when a writer uses eye-catching headlines and overstates facts to increase newspaper sales?

Yellow Journalism 

200

A journalist who wrote about issues in society

Muckraker

300

What inventions impacted industrialization?

Railroads, the telephone, Westinghouse's Air Brake

300

What is the name of the event where almost 2 million acres of land were claimed within hours?

The Oklahoma Land Rush

300

What was the U.S.' first intentional move towards imperialism?

Hawaii

300

Give a least two causes of the Spanish-American War?

Cuban dissatisfaction with Spain, yellow journalism, American investment, the Spanish Minister's letter about McKinley, the explosion of the USS Maine

300

A special vote that allowed citizens to remove an elected official from office

Recall
400

What was the Sherman Antitrust Act?

a law that aimed to prevent monopolies and unfair business practices

400

What event marked the end of Native American resistence?

Wounded Knee Massacre

400

List at least two reasons why a country would practice imperialism

prestige, showing off military power, new military bases, natural resources, mission

400

What territories did the U.S. take over after the Spanish-American War?

Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam

400

What was the first Supreme Court case that allowed the government to create labor laws?

Muller v. Oregon

500

What is a sole proprietorship? What is a corporation?

Sole Proprietorship: a business owned and operated by one person who is financially responsible

Corporation: a business owned by many stockholders who invest money in exchange for shares (not financially responsible)

500

What was the goal of the Dawes Act?

to "Americanize" Native Americans by giving them land to farm
500

List at least two reasons in favor of U.S. imperialism and two reasons in opposition to U.S. imperialism 

In support of: Economic benefits, new markets, natural resources, new naval and military bases, and to keep up with other world powers

In opposition to: Did not need more land, America was large enough, and it went against the American ideal of liberty

500

Which president claimed that the U.S. had the right to get involved in other countries' disputes? What is the name of this official statement? 

Roosevelt; Roosevelt's Corrollary

500

What did the 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th amendments do?

16th: allowed a federal income tax; 17th: direct election of senators; 18th: prohibition; 19th: women's suffrage