APUSH 28-29

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Underwood tariff

Reduced import tariff, lobbyists (republicans) got upset

Why did the underwood tariff make people mad?

Republican lobbyists got mad because there was less protection for their goods

16th amendment

Established income tax

Federal reserve act

Addressed economic panics, gave more power to people, less centralized way of banking, prints currency, determines interest rates

Federal trade commission act

Made to control monopolies, power in executive cause can act faster

Clayton anti-trust act

Added to Sherman anti trust act, gets more specific, less discrimination

Roosevelt Corollary

Stay out of what are basically colonies (to Europe)

Why does America join the war?

• sinking of lusitania

• Great Britain had control of the sea and blocked trade with Germany

• More economic and cultural ties to Europe

• Protecting investment

George creel committee of public information

Propaganda machine

Wilson’s 14 point speech

1. Abolish secret treaties

2. Freedom of seas

3. No economic barriers among nations

4. Arms reduction

5. Give native people a voice when it came to colonization

6-13. Self determination for minority people throughout the world.

14. League of Nations to provide security

League of Nations

Wilson’s dream of peace

Sedition act

Freedom of speech unless there is treat to government Americans criticized

Espionage act

designed to protect the war effort from disloyal European immigrants Americans criticized

What was the war about?

Democracy

Why did america takeover Hawaii?

American business people in Hawaii did not want to pay import tariff

Why did we take over Cuba?

Cuba was going through a hard time financially and America business people worried so annexed

What was Americans biggest contribution to the war?

Supplies

Roosevelt

Imperialist, ‘good’ trusts, ‘bad’ trusts, no monopolies, no corruption

Lincoln steffans

Exposed corruption in major cities

Ida Tarbell

Exposed corruption in oil industry

Ida B Wells

Black women who worked against lynching

Jacob Riis

Exposed to poor conditions of tenants in New York City

Initiative, referendum, recall

More democracy

17th amendment

Direct elections for senators

Muller vs Oregon

Making laws protecting female workers

Lochner vs New York

10 hour work days

Square deal

Theodore Roosevelt's policy based on the ideas of protection of the consumer, control of large corporations, and conservation of natural resources.

Elkins Act

Lessened credit mobile type of scandals

Dollar diplomacy

the use of a country’s financial power to extend its international influence

Payne Aldrich Bill

Placed a higher tariff on many imports, Taft said he would lower tariffs

New freedom

Wilson, antitrust legislation, banking, reform, and tariff reductions

New Nationalism

Heavy government intervention for social justice

What was Wilson’s stance on the war

Neutral

What affect did the war have on civil rights?

Government put them on hold

Tampico Incident

Wilson sent troops Tom Latin America to get arrested soilders freed

Zimmerman note

If big government was feared, how did the government make the war industries, board foot administrations board and etc.

Used nationalism

19th amendment

Women get right to vote

Why did the treaty of Versailles not work

Senate did not want to ratify and Wilson did not want to compromise

Article X

Europeans, revenge against Germany

What are ‘good’ trusts?

those who were loyal to the government and were making profit

What are ‘bad’ trusts?

did not serve the public good and existed only for money and power

Why was Teddy mad at Taft?

Taft went after the US Steel which teddy thought was a good trust

What was the Shermans Anti Trust act?

authorized the federal government to institute proceedings against trusts in order to dissolve them

How did America become a world power?

America's involvement in WW1 served as a boom for economic growth. Making of guns ect \n \n Europe was fragile over the war and as the US helped the allies win the war they gained lots of influence in rebuilding Europe. WWI cemented the US as an industrial superpower capable of intervening in world affairs. America used its position as a trade partner to expand international trade and economically grow.

Explain the similarities and differences in attitudes about the nation's proper role in the world.

Isolationists held the belief that the United States should remain separate from European affairs, and rather focus on improving conditions at home. Like classism \n \n Imperialists were convinced that the United States had a responsibility to assert itself as a world power and to become involved in European affairs in order to spread and ensure democracy.

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There was a general agreement that the United States should play at least some role in world affairs (whether that be through isolationist or imperialist ideals was debated upon).

explain the causes and effects of international and internal migration patterns over time. 

The Great Migration in the 20th century was a movement of African Americans from southern to northern areas. The Great Migration was caused by racial prejudices and maltreatment in the south, where equality, politically, socially, and economically, did not exist

compare attitudes toward the use of natural resources from 1901 to 1920. 

In the beginning of the industrial revolution, the United States had no problem using up all the land they had to help the economy and booming of America. \n \n The use of natural resources became a huge part of foreign policy during this time period. The US "helped" Cuba by basically invading their land in order to have their natural resources, like sugar.