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Imperialism Who
United States and other industrial nations such as European powers
Imperialism What
Policy where a strong country controls weaker nations politically economically or militarily
Imperialism Where
Caribbean region Pacific islands and parts of Asia
Imperialism When
Late 1800s
Imperialism Why Important
Shows the shift of the United States toward overseas expansion and global influence
US Shift Toward Imperialism Who
United States politicians business leaders and military leaders
US Shift Toward Imperialism What
Movement supporting expansion beyond North America
US Shift Toward Imperialism Where
Caribbean Pacific Ocean and Asia
US Shift Toward Imperialism When
1890s
US Shift Toward Imperialism Why Important
Industrial growth created demand for new markets resources and naval bases
Spanish American War Causes Who
United States and Spain
Spanish American War Causes What
Conflict between the United States and Spain over Cuba
Spanish American War Causes Where
Cuba and the Caribbean
Spanish American War Causes When
1898
Spanish American War Causes Why Important
Cuban revolt yellow journalism and the USS Maine explosion pushed the United States into war
Spanish American War Territories Who
United States and Spain
Spanish American War Territories What
Spain transferred territories to the United States
Spanish American War Territories Where
Puerto Rico Guam and the Philippines
Spanish American War Territories When
1898 Treaty of Paris
Spanish American War Territories Why Important
The United States gained overseas colonies and global influence
Anti Imperialism Arguments Who
Anti imperialists including politicians and activists
Anti Imperialism Arguments What
Opposition to United States control of other nations
Anti Imperialism Arguments Where
United States
Anti Imperialism Arguments When
Late 1890s
Anti Imperialism Arguments Why Important
Critics believed imperialism violated democracy and self government
Roosevelt Corollary Big Stick Who
President Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Corollary Big Stick What
Policy stating the United States would intervene in Latin American nations to maintain stability
Roosevelt Corollary Big Stick Where
Caribbean and Latin America
Roosevelt Corollary Big Stick When
Early 1900s
Roosevelt Corollary Big Stick Why Important
Expanded the Monroe Doctrine and increased United States influence in the Western Hemisphere
Muckrakers Who
Investigative journalists during the Progressive Era
Muckrakers What
Writers who exposed corruption in business and government
Muckrakers Where
United States
Muckrakers When
Early 1900s
Muckrakers Why Important
Public exposure of problems helped push reform laws
Jacob Riis Who
Journalist and photographer Jacob Riis
Jacob Riis What
Author of How the Other Half Lives
Jacob Riis Where
New York City tenements
Jacob Riis When
1890
Jacob Riis Why Important
Showed harsh living conditions of the urban poor and encouraged housing reform
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Who
Factory workers mostly immigrant women
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire What
Deadly garment factory fire caused by poor safety conditions
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Where
New York City
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire When
1911
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Why Important
Led to new workplace safety and labor laws
Wilson New Freedom Who
President Woodrow Wilson
Wilson New Freedom What
Progressive reform program focused on economic change
Wilson New Freedom Where
United States
Wilson New Freedom When
1912 campaign and early presidency
Wilson New Freedom Why Important
Focused on lower tariffs banking reform and stronger antitrust laws
US Start of WWI Who
President Woodrow Wilson and the American public
US Start of WWI What
Policy of neutrality at the beginning of the war
US Start of WWI Where
United States
US Start of WWI When
1914
US Start of WWI Why Important
The United States avoided involvement in the early years of the European conflict
US Entry into WWI Who
United States and Germany
US Entry into WWI What
United States declared war on Germany
US Entry into WWI Where
Europe and the Atlantic Ocean
US Entry into WWI When
April 1917
US Entry into WWI Why Important
German submarine attacks and the Zimmermann Telegram pushed the United States into war
Wilson 1916 Campaign Who
President Woodrow Wilson
Wilson 1916 Campaign What
Election message promoting peace
Wilson 1916 Campaign Where
United States
Wilson 1916 Campaign When
1916 election
Wilson 1916 Campaign Why Important
Slogan He kept us out of war helped Wilson win reelection
Espionage Act Who
United States government under President Wilson
Espionage Act What
Law punishing interference with the war effort
Espionage Act Where
United States
Espionage Act When
1917
Espionage Act Why Important
Limited speech and allowed punishment of anti war actions
Sedition Act Who
United States government
Sedition Act What
Law banning criticism of the government during wartime
Sedition Act Where
United States
Sedition Act When
1918
Sedition Act Why Important
Further restricted civil liberties during World War I
US Changes During WWI Who
United States government and citizens
US Changes During WWI What
Economic and social mobilization for war
US Changes During WWI Where
United States
US Changes During WWI When
1917 to 1918
US Changes During WWI Why Important
Government control of industry increased and society shifted to support war production
Fourteen Points and Treaty of Versailles Who
President Woodrow Wilson and Allied leaders
Fourteen Points and Treaty of Versailles What
Peace proposals and final treaty ending World War I
Fourteen Points and Treaty of Versailles Where
Paris Peace Conference in France
Fourteen Points and Treaty of Versailles When
1919
Fourteen Points and Treaty of Versailles Why Important
Redrew European borders and proposed the League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles Weakness Who
Allied powers and Germany
Treaty of Versailles Weakness What
Harsh penalties placed on Germany
Treaty of Versailles Weakness Where
Europe
Treaty of Versailles Weakness When
1919
Treaty of Versailles Weakness Why Important
Punishment created resentment and instability after the war
Arguments Against Treaty of Versailles Who
United States senators called Irreconcilables and Reservationists
Arguments Against Treaty of Versailles What
Opposition to the treaty and League of Nations
Arguments Against Treaty of Versailles Where
United States Senate
Arguments Against Treaty of Versailles When
1919 to 1920
Arguments Against Treaty of Versailles Why Important
The Senate rejected the treaty and the United States did not join the League of Nations
