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US Imperialism Abroad
WWI technology
Reasons for WW1
Changes at Home
Turning Points
100
Promoted cultural assimilation of Indians by dividing up tribes
What is the Dawes Act
100
Took men across no mans land in attacks
What are Tanks
100
Pushed into the workforce and towards greater independence
Who are women
100
the growth of a country beyond its borders
What is imperialism
200
The year of the Spanish American War
What is 1898
200
Huge movement of black Americans across the country
What is the Great Migration
200
An organization of countries designed to foster peace
What is the League of Nations
300
Constructed by Theodore Roosevelt to speed up shipping times
What is the Panama Canal
300
Used heavily by the germans, could blockade ports
What are submarines
300
Pushed for an alliance between the Germans and Mexicans
What is the Zimmerman Telegram
300
Economic slow down at the end of the war due to less production
What after WWI
300
Caused the United States to gain overseas territories and win against a European power
What is the Spanish American War
400
Territories gained during the Spanish-American War
What is the Philipines, Guam, and Puerto Rico
400
Structures built to hide from the advancements of barbed wire and machine guns
What are trenches
400
The sinking of which made people upset about the Germans
What is the Lusitania
400
General John Pershing pushed troops to become more effective
What is troop training
400
US Senators objected to it because they didn't want to be involved in world affairs
What is the League of Nations
500
A territory the US acquired to gain more power
What is the Philipines
500
A new invention that allowed different methods of spying
What are Planes
500
Rise of militarism, nationalism and alliances
What are reasons for WWI
500
Pushes men into the military through a draft
What is the selective service act
500
1914-1918, US involvement in a European War
What is WWI