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| this said your grandfather had to vote for you to vote |
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| sued a railroad company for being forced to sit in a separate black section |
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| this case resulted in the supreme court ruling "separate facilities legal if they were equal"--'separate but equal' |
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| murder, usually by a mob, without a trial |
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| when stronger nations dominate smaller ones creating empires |
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| people wanted new places for raw materials and to sell manufactured goods |
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| why was there imperialism? |
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1- new markets
2- a larger navy
3- US thought they were superior
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| 4 reasons for the US to expand |
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| it was the US's destiny to expand worldwide |
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| the devotion to one's country |
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| the navy sinks every Spanish ship, in Santiago Bay |
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| a stolen letter from the Spanish Ambassador ridiculing pres. McKinley; intensifies anti- Spanish feelings |
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| this ship exploded and the Spanish were blamed |
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| these people rebelled against Spain |
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| Where did the Spanish American War start? |
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| TR's group of volunteers to fight in Cuba |
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| most famous event of the Spanish American War |
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| this settled the Spanish American War |
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| he overthrew the queen of Hawaii and declares Hawaii a republic |
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| he believes its manifest destiny and convinces congress the annex Hawaii |
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| this book exposed the meatpacking industry's unsanitary practices |
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| this book helped get the progressive movement to the people |
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| the name TR gave journalists that altered the public to wrongdoing in business and govt |
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| this "muckraker" wrote "The Shame of the Cities"-exposed political corruption |
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| this "muckraker" wrote "The History of the Standard Oil Co"- exposed abuses by the standard oil trust |
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| progressive republicans joined TR in this political party |
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| women's suffrage, 8 hour work day, child labor ban, more regulation of business |
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| what was included in the Bull Moose platform? |
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| make them "too masculine" |
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| what did some critics say that women's voting rights would do to them? |
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| this convention was led by Lucretta Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton- for women's right to vote |
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| She became the main force for the women's movement |
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| which women were the "organizer and speaker" |
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| who was arrested and jailed in NY for walking in to vote? |
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| North American Women's Suffrage Association |
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| which amendment was for women's right to vote? |
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| this platform rallied people to support moral, worthy causes |
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-govt more accountable
-govt should curb the power and influence wealthy interests
-govt should be more active in improving citizen lives
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| name some progressive goals/beliefs (4) |
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| this made it illegal to interfere w/ the selling of liberty bonds & saying disloyal or abusive things about the govt, constitution, or army/navy (which was a violation what amendment?) |
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| the series of secret alliances |
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| what caused all the countries to be in WWI? |
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| this british passenger ship was sunk by the Germans, killing 128 Americans |
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| how did the US refer to the Germans sinking the Lusitania? |
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| this had a shortage, esp. for returning soldiers |
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| who were able to get jobs after 3 million men were drafted for WWI? |
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| France threatened to invade if not |
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| why did the Germans sign the Treaty of Versailles? |
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| people in general, not most senators |
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| who supported the Treaty of Versailles? |
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| Wilson demanded it include the League |
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| why did the senate reject the Treaty of Versailles? |
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| where did the Legue of Nations come from? |
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| Who rejected the League of Nations? |
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| who accepted the League of Nations? |
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| They thought it'd result in another war |
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| Why did people reject the League of Nations? |
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