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What caused the sinking of the USS Maine?
A mine under the ship, though they are not entirely sure.
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What were the main goals of the populist movement?
The direct election of senators and the coinage of silver.
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Why did the US declare war on Spain?
Because of the sinking of the USS Maine.
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Who was the head of Steel?
Andrew Carnegie.
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What was the main focus of Reconstruction?
How to control voting rights.
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What methods were used during Reconstruction to limit voting rights?
Literacy tests, poll taxes, and intimidation.
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Why does Reconstruction ultimately fail?
It was abandoned due to backlash; the federal government ended it.
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How do business leaders establish their companies?
Through vertical integration or horizontal integration.
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What is the difference between Rockefeller and Carnegie in terms of business practices?
Rockefeller used horizontal integration, while Carnegie used vertical integration.
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What did the Teller Amendment state?
Cuba would be free after the war.
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What was the impact of the Platt Amendment?
It undid the Teller Amendment.
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Who organized the Rough Riders?
Teddy Roosevelt.
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What is a muckraker?
Writers that exposed problems in society.
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What was Upton Sinclair's 'The Jungle' focused on?
Meatpacking industry, leading to the FDA and Meat Inspection Act.
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What are the Progressive Amendments?
16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th Amendments.
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How did women gain the right to vote?
Alice Paul pushed for it, leading to the amendment's addition to the Constitution.
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What is the difference between NAWSA and NWP?
NAWSA is the older organization, while NWP is more militant focused.
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What were the alliances in WW1?
Triple Entente: France, Russia, Great Britain; Axis Powers: Germany.
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What brought the US into WW1?
Unrestricted submarine warfare.
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What was the significance of the Zimmerman Telegram?
A communication between Germans and Mexicans regarding US involvement in war.
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What was Woodrow Wilson’s platform for his reelection?
A peace platform.
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What was the economic impact of WW1 on the US?
The economy exploded with 22,000 new millionaires, and the US became a leading economic power.
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How did the US finance the war?
Through income tax and bonds.
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What was the sinking of the Lusitania?
An event that did not start a war, but led Britain to believe it would bring the US into it.
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What was Herbert Hoover’s role during the war?
Encouraging conservation of food by consuming less meat and planting gardens.
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What was the purpose of the war according to the US?
To be the 'War to end all wars.'
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What did Roosevelt do regarding Northern Securities?
He was the first to break it up.
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Why did Woodrow Wilson win the election of 1912?
Because the Republican party was divided.
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What happened in 1919 that sparked race riots?
Black men returning from the war demanded equal rights.
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What was Woodrow Wilson's goal for the Treaty of Versailles?
To create a League of Nations.
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Where did jazz music originate?
In New York (Harlem), Paris, and New Orleans.
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What was the Kellogg-Briand Pact?
A law that outlaws war.