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Women in Ww1

Woman became nurses to help sell war bonds, and maybe replacement in manufacturing jobs

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Hispanics

Encouraged to migrate to America to the southwest to work on farms and ranches mini settled in separate neighborhoods called barrios

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Open door policy

To keep China open to trade with all countries on equal basis

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Alfred T Manhan

Wrote a book called the influence of sea power. Upon history. He argues that many countries have all had one thing in common large merchant naval fleets.

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Selective service act

Required almond between 21 to 30 to register to be drafted

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War industries board

Turned US economy into work on me lead federal government to have better control over economy, oversaw industrial production major everything needed to fight. The war was being supplied tells Ford automobile plans. They had to make army tanks.

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Espionage and sedition acts

Penalize disloyalty, giving false reports, or otherwise interfering with the war effort, and made illegal for any public expression or opposition to order one limit place on the first amendment

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War bonds

Government help pay for World War I American citizens would buy these things due to the committee on public information, putting out propaganda posters, appealing to Americans patriotism

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Tampa

Where is Teddy Roosevelt Roughriders trained before departing from war served as a primary staging area for the US troops bound for the war in Cuba

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Chinese exclusion act

Ban almost all immigrants from China because they were driving down their wages and threatening white racial purity

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Old immigrants

Northern and western Europe had job skills, money, education language skills, use protestant Christians, open businesses farms in Came as families

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New immigrants

Southern and eastern Europe, as well as Asia, no job skills, money, education, language, many were catholic, and Jews

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Gentlemens agreement

Informal agreement made between Teddy Roosevelt and Japan Japan will cut off, immigration to America and exchange the San Francisco school portal remove its policy that discriminated against Japanese students

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Where was ELLIS island located in?

New York City

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Where was Angel island located?

San Francisco

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Homestead act

More than 270,000,000 acres of Public land was giving away free to 1.6 million homesteaders helping settle the American west. This led to the populist party as farmers were being charged unfair prices.

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Cross of gold speech

Written by William Jennings, Bryan, democrat candidate president, talked about the problems of the gold, standard free silver, or bi mentalism

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The grange grange movement farmers alliance

Early attempt a farmers to collectively organize and help each other while battling the unfair monopolistic practices of many industries especially railroads

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Populism/populist party

Known as the People’s party grew support from angry farmers in the west and south, as railroad monopolies, were causing farmers to have to pay unfair rates which hurt their profits they called for the gold standard to be replaced with three silver or by metabolism

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Civil rights act of 1866

Define citizenship, and affirm that all citizens are equally protected by the law

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Impeachment of Andrew Johnson was caused by

Henry moving his secretary of war, Edwin Stanton he escaped removal by one vote as they believe he said, a bad precedent for the future

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Wade Davis bill

Radical Republicans reconstruction plan, which was meant to counter Lincolns week 10% plan required a majority of statewide citizens to throw allegiance to the union

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Andrew Johnson’s plan

Mostly the same as Lincolns, 10% plan, wealthy, southern planters had to personally beg Johnson for pardon, which is strongly opposed by radical Republicans

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Radical Republicans?

Let efforts to establish civil rights for former slaves, and punish the former confederates during reconstruction

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Lincolns 10% plan?

Could be right integrated into the union win 10% of 1860 vote count from that they had taken an oath of lines to the US pledge to abide by emancipation proclamation

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Emancipation proclamation

Declare the freedom of all, and enslaved people in confederate states