Causes of World War I
This was the ship that got torpedoed off the coast of Ireland.
The Lusitania
This was known as an exaggeration of the news
Yellow Journalism
This was a group of United States Naval ships that took a world tour
Roosevelt's Great White Fleet
United States, Great Britain, Russia, Italy, and France
This was the movement of African Americans from the rural South to Northern cities.
Great Migration
This was the president of the United States that declared war on Germany, bringing the United States into World War I
Woodrow Wilson
This ship blew up in Havana Harbor and Spain was blamed for it.
USS Maine
The United States acquired the land to build this canal as a result of helping Panama in their revolt
Panama Canal
These were the Central Powers
Germany, Austria-Hungary and Ottoman Empire
Propaganda promoted the purchase of this type of bond during World War I
Liberty Bonds
This document was sent to Mexico from Germany, trying to recruit them to team up against the United States.
The Zimmerman Telegram
Spain had control of this country that wanted independence
Cuba
The United States acquired this state because of their raw material, sugar and their location in the Pacific Ocean.
Hawaii
This Supreme Court case established "clear and present danger" during World War I
Schenck vs. United States
This U.S. foreign policy warned European nations against interfering in the Western Hemisphere
The Monroe Doctrine
Germany's weapon of choice was known as
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
This was a group of soldiers that fought during the Spanish American War under the leadership of Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
This U.S. foreign policy allowed equal trade and investment in China
Open Door Policy
This was president Woodrow Wilson's principles for peace after World War I
Fourteen Points
This U.S. foreign policy was known to police the Western Hemisphere
Roosevelt's "Big Stick" Policy
This form of advertising was used negatively against Germany during World War I
Propaganda
The United States gained these three territories as a result of the Spanish American War
Guam, Puerto Rico and the Philippines
This document was an addition to the Monroe Doctrine that allowed the United States to intervene militarily
Roosevelt Corollary
This was President William Howard Taft's foreign policy
Dollar Diplomacy
This organization the United States did not join after World War I
League of Nations