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Underwood Tariff Bill
Lowered the tariff to 27%.
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Payne Aldrich Bill
Lowered some tariffs and raised some.
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Federal Trade Commission
Controlled interstate trade commerce.
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Clayton Anti-Trust Act/Sherman Anti- Trust
Broke up trust.
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LaFollete Seaman's Act
Living wages and better conditions for merchant marines.
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Workingman's Compensation Act
Injured on work you get compensation.
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Adamson Act
8 hour work day for railroad men.
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Aldrich-Vreeland Act
Banks could issue emergency currency.
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Aldrich Investigation
Looked into the Panic of 1907.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Wrote a book telling how the rich were using banks to monopolize.
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Federal Reserve Act
Created our modern banking system.
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Federal Farm Loan Act
Offered farmers loans at lower intrest rates.
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Pancho Villa
Mexican revolutionary leader who later turned on America.
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Virgin Islands
America bought the US Virgin Islands from Denmark for $25 million.
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Reasons for WW1
- Militarism
- Alliances
- Imperalism
- Nationalism
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Franz Ferdinand
His killing was the final spark to begin WWI.
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Balkan Crisis
Places like Serbia desire for their freedom.
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Central and Allied Powers
Central: Turkey, Austria-Hungry, & Germany
Allied: France, Russia, US, Itlay, & Britian
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US Feeling Toward Germany
American secertly disliked Germans.
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Help to Belgium/Allies
Supplies such as oil, $$$$$, & ammunation.
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NJ Munitions Plant
Bombed; Many believe the Germans did it.
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Lusitania
128 Americans died sunk by a German U-boat.
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Zimmerman Note
Sent by the German ambassador telling Mexico if they attacked America they would get New Mexico and Texas back.
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Sussex Pledge
Germany promised to warn before shooting up crap if the US promised to try and to stop the British blockade.
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Kaiser Wilhem
Leader of Gemany at this time.
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Scheifflen Plan
Five part plan to get France before Russia joined the war.
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Unrestricted Warfare
Germany declared unrestricted warfar breaking the Sussex Pledge.
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Russian Revolution 1917
Took Russia out of WWI
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New Technology
Tanks, Gas, Airplanes,
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Western Front
Located in France were most of WWI was fought. Also refered to as no mans land & magano line.
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Trench Warfare
Most of WWI is fought this way.
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April 6, 1917
America officaly joined WWI.
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Fourteen Points
Wilsons plan: no secert treaties or alliances, leauge of nations, freedom of the seas, self determeneation
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Committee of Public Information
Headed by George Creel and got America to like the war through propaganda such as songs, movies, and pamphlets.
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Schnek v US
Stated the Espionage Act of 1917 was constitutional.
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Espionage Actof 1917
Can't talk bad the US gov't. Haywood and Debs imprisioned.
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Food Administration
Meatless Tues., Wheatless Wed., Victory gardens, etc.
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Liberty Loans
Bonds sold to fund the war.
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Council of National Defense & National War Labor Board
Controlled industry in war.
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National Woman's Party
Anti War; womens right to vote, 19th amendment, 1920
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National American Women's Suffrage Association
Pro War; womens right to vote, 19th amendment, 1920
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Sheppard-Tower Maternity Act of 1921
Funded prenatal and infant care education
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Belgium, France, Archangle
US TROOPS
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Marshal Foch
Leader of allied powers in France
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Chateau-Thierry
Stopped German advances in France
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2nd Battle of the Marne
Us involved with German withdrawl
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Meuse Argonne Offensive
Germans surrendered
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US Patricipated in WWI by giving
Supplies, munitions, and Loans
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14pts
During the treaty of versailles negoagtions the 14pts was dropped.
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November 11, 1918 at 11am
End of WWI
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Death Toll WWI
10 million
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Treaty of Versailles
Ended WWI, rejected by the US.
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Henery Cabot Lodge
Against the Treaty of Versailles; senator
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1920 Election
Harding v Wilson
HARDING WONNN
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