Causes of American Imperialism
main causes of WW1
Treaty of Versailles and Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Points
World War 1: On the Homefront – Positive impact on people/opportunities
World War 1: Events that drove the USA to join the war
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How much was Alaska purchased for 

7.2 million dollars 

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What sparked the war 

Assianation of France Ferdinand 

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Who came up with the idea 

Woodrow Wilson 

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How did WW1 impact women 

Gave them more jobs in manufacturing and nursing jobs 

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What letter did the U.S receive

Zimmerman note

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Why did the U.S purchase Alaska and how it affected imperialism 

They found oil and gold mines and fields which produced more money 

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What was the espionage act 

It allowed the U.S to join the war and to draft a military 

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main points of the treaty and the 14pts (cause and effect)

treaty was to punish and ruin the Germans(people were for it)

14pts make peace(turned against it)

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Why did African Americans move up north

Because it provided more money and more job opportunity while not fighting in war 

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Why did the U.S want alliance between Germany and Mexico?

Was due to the unrestricted submarine warfare 

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How did the annex on Hawaii help the U.S

It helped Hawaii become the 50th state in America and they had many sugar plants that helped the U.S produce more goods. 

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How did Wilsons re election effect the war

It effected it for better because he wanted to end the war and create peace 

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Impact on Germany 

They had a smaller military and had to pay people back for the war costs 

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Why was American contribution to the war good. 

Provided foreign countries with military weapons money and aid

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What lead the U.S to join the war 

They were invading our countries trying to take over 

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Compare the U.S with the Panama Canal and without it

With- it provided a faster route and made trading easier and quicker between the Atlantic and pacific oceans. 

Without- it took way longer to receive goods and caused major corruption in other countries 

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What's the difference between militarism and nationalism

Nationalism- putting the country before yourself and doing what's right

Militarism- establish a strong military and use it against other countries 

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What happened to Germany after the war 

They were in debt had to give land back to France, under allied control and they couldn't unite with Austria 

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How was propaganda good 

It always kept people guessing and they never knew what was happening and assumed things were good. It helped keep tensions low 

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compare and contrast why the U.S.A should or shouldn't have joined the war 

Should- They needed to help there allies and stop Germany

Shouldn't- had to draft people because the military was small  and people lost their lives 

500

What impact did the U.S have on having Putero Rico as a U.S territory

It provided a protector for the U.S and helped with goods and services. And while the U.S had  it as a territory it produced the Foraker act which helped Putero Rico control there own government and legislation. 

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What is the impact on patriotism in the U.S and allied countries 

It heightened in the U.S and it brought people closer together and to fight for what was right. They didn't join the war till late(U.S) but still had a positive outlook on the war and helped allied countries win and gave Germany what they deserved. 

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Why was Woodrow's 14pts different then the treaty of Versailles  

The 14pts wanted to prevent the wars from happening and wanted everyone to have lasting peace. But the treaty wanted Germany to pay for everything and punish them which could have caused more wars. 

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What was the positive impact on defeating Germany 

The people started switching up and were disloyal to the leaders over there and they weren't allowed to practice their religion due to all the bad things they did. 

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Why were some people with Woodrow and some against 

Majority with because he wanted to leave the war

Slight portion against because they wanted to fight for what was right.