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| the United states joined European nation in a race to conquest smaller "uncivilized" nation and gain access to their resources and markets. This is known as |
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| what territory was annexed by the U.S in the pacific Ocean in 1898 |
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| what war did the U.S. become involved in 1898 |
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| what name was given to the sensationalistic journalism that served as a major cause of the Spanish -American War? |
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| What group of volunteers did t. roosevelt lead in the famous charge at the battle of San Juan Hill? |
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| What group of islands in the south pacific did the U.S gain control over as a result of the defeat of the spanish |
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| President Roosevelt led the movement to build what canal in the central America |
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| What addendum to the Monroe Doctrine was made by Roosevelt justifying American intervention in the south American nations in trouble |
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| how did taft's foreign diplomacy differ from Roosevelt |
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| M.A.I.N. (MILITARISM, ALLIANCES, IMPERIALISM, NATIONALISM) |
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| wHAT WAS THE IMMEDIATE CAUSE OF WWI |
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| THE ASSASSINATION OF ARCHDUKE FRANCIS FERINAND |
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| WHAT WAS THE IMMEDIATE CAUSE OF WWI |
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| SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA AND THE ZIMMERMAN NOTE |
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| WHY DID THE U.S. ENTER WWI |
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| WHAT TYPES OF TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS WERE USED IN WWI |
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| WHAT WAS THE PURPOSE OF IMPERIALISM |
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| WHAT WAS THE TYPE OF FIGHTING TOOK PLACE IN WWI |
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| WHO CAME UP WITH THE IDEA OF THE TANK |
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| WHAT TYPE OF TECHNOLGICAL INNOVATION DID THE GERMANS BRING TO WWI |
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| GERMANY, AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, OTTOMAN EMPIRE |
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| WHO WERE THE CENTRAL POWERS |
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| FRANCE BRITAIN U.S. RUSSIA ITALY |
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| WHO WERE THE ALLIED POWERS |
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| WHAT ACTS CONTRIBUTED TO THE NATIVIST HATRED OF IMMIGRANTS ESPECIALLY DURING AND AFTER WWI |
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| WOMEN AFRICAN AMERICANS MEXICAN AMERICAN |
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| NAME SERVERAL GROUPS OF PEOPLE WHO BENIFITED FROM THE DIMINISHED WORKFORCE DURING WWI |
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| WHICH COUNTY REFUSED TO SIGN THE TREATY OF VERSAILIES BECAUSE OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS WAS INCLUDED IN IT |
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| name the organitization in which the nations of the world would join together to ensure security and peace for all members |
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| which president supported the league of nations |
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| which political party party rejected the league of naations |
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| an intense fear of communism and other extreme ideas that gripp ed the U.S. during the 1920s. |
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| trial in which two immigrantswere given an unfair trail due to their ethnic background and were eventually put to death |
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| name given to the summer in 1919 in which race riots erupted in about 25 cities nationwide |
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| by 1922, this organitization's membership had grown to about 100,000 and by 1924 to 4 million |
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| migration of blacks from the south to north for jobs |
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| a number limit set up by laws to limit annual immigration |
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| this type of immigration was banned altogether in the 1920 |
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| cars, planes, home appliances |
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| list several technological innovations in the 1920s |
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| african american literary awakening of the 1920s wad known as..... |
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| african-american author of "Their Eyes were Watching God" |
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| claude mckay, countee cullen, langston hughes |
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| list three leading poets/writers of the harlem renaissance |
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| this type of music grew out of african american msic in the south especially ragtime and blues |
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| the 1920s referred to as what type of age |
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| illegal bars that flourished during prohibition |
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| case over the teaching the theory of evolution in the classroom |
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