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What was missionary diplomacy?
·Similar to the Monroe doctrine
·The idea that the Us wants to stay neutral and have no involvement in non US related stuff
·Everyone leave everyone else alone
when and why did the wwI begin
·WWI 1914-1918
·Called The Great War
·Germany wanted European Domination
·Europe was primed for war long before 1914
·Assassination of the Austria Hungarian Empire Emperor
·Franz Ferdinand was killer by terrorist
why was it so costly in terms of lives
·1st mechanized war
·Machine gun
·Tanks
·Poison gas
·Airplanes
·Killed Millions
·60,000 British Troops were killed in the 1st 30 min of the war by charging machine guns
what was the original US policy toward the war
stay neutral
why did that change
·Russia started sinking American ships with their submarines
what ethnic group was discriminated against during the war
Germans
how was the economy run during the war
·poorly the government took command of the economy
·dictorial powers over the economy
when did the US enter the war
1917
what was the American expeditionary force
American soldiers fought in France
Led by John J Pershing
where did American soldiers face their toughest fighting
the Argonne forest
what were the fourteen points
· it was a speech delivered by president Woodrow Wilson to congress on jan 8 1918
·it was intended to assure the country that the great war was being fought for a moral cause and for post war peace in Europe
·first 5 points don’t attack others leave everyone alone
·the league of nations = the world organization to settle disputes
·end of the war Nov 11 1918
what happened at the Paris peace conference
Britain and France kept blocking Wilson’s ideas for world peace
He starts making compromises with Britain and France
what was wrong with the Versailles Treaty
it made the Germans angry and revengeful
it was giving away land that isn’t the US’s to give
why didn’t the US join the league of nations
the Treaty of Versailles was defeated so the US refused to join
what were the palmer raids
·Broke into people’s homes and arrested them with no proof
·People they suspected had radical beliefs
·Union Organizers
·Immigrants
·Used the then small organization called the Bureau of Investigations
·Became the FBI
·Run by J. Edgar Hoover
·Red Scare came to an end after there was no Red Uprising on May 1st
·Unions almost died after the red scare
how did immigration law change in the 1920’s
established a quota system
cap the amount of people can come in
quotas by nationality
why did immigration laws change
They didn’t not like the new religions coming in
what industry had the biggest impact on American life during the 1920’s
automobile
what great change in American was noted by the 1920’s census
Showed that more people were living in cities than on farms
Rural People thought this was offensive
how did the lives of American women change during the 1920s
they got the right to vote
suffragettes women who demand to vote
women in the work force
women were working because they chose to
how did young people change in the 1920s
·dating
·became more educated
·dress as flappers
·war caused young people to become different and want to change
·the lost generation
how did American families change in the 1920’s
·more people lived in the city rather than farms
·women were more equal
·people start to mary for love
·education and universities become popular
·focus on raising children
what did American writers say about America during the 1920’s
· F Scott Fitzgerald
·Earnest Hemmingway
·Sinclair Louis
·Criticized that America was all about the money how much money a person made determined the quality of a person
·world wide attention
·became stars
what was the Harlem renaissance
·African Americans cultural and intellectual life
·Within the confines of segregation African Americans flourished
·Also knows as the new Negro movement and black literacy renaissance
·beginning of jazz
what was the impact of radio
· virtually everyone had one
·CBS NBC were both radio stations
·brought entertainment to people
·boom for advertisements
·updated info
·news faster
·families spend time together listening
which political party was dominant in the 20’s
republicans
who were the presidents of the 1920’s
·Woodrow Wilson
·Warren Harding
·Calvin Coolidge
·Herbert hoover
how active was the federal government in the 1920’s
·not very
·conservatives
·wanted to move back toward laizze faire
how effective was prohibition
·The 1920’s were largely a prosperous time for America
What caused the Great Depression
·Stock Market Crash of Oct 29th, 1929 (Black Tuesday)
·Banks loaning money to stock brokers and to citizens who wanted to buy stock (buying on the margin
how was the economy in the 1920’s
crappy
when and why did the great depression begin
·The 1920’s were largely a prosperous time for America
·Stock Market Crash of Oct 29th, 1929 (Black Tuesday)
·Banks loaning money to stock brokers and to citizens who wanted to buy stock (buying on the margin)
·Reckless stock investments hurt banks
·Supply and demand factories.
·Factories were making too much
·Stimulate through advertising and credit
·To keep credit high they kept wages low
·Cutting prices to equalize the supply and demand ratio (sales)
·Lay people off which removes consumers from the market
what were its effects of the great depression
what was the new deal
·FDR recovery programs to make the great depression never happen again
·Created social safety net
·Unemployment insurance
·Child labor laws
·Min wage
·Rules for unions
·FDR had federal govt regulate private sector
·Try anything approach in the first 100 days
·Create more jobs to lower unemployment numbers
·Tried to limit competition with businesses
agriculture adjustment act keep farmers on farms
34. what permanent changes came from the new deal
when and why did the new deal end
it was declared un constitutional
why was here a second world war
·muslilini took over Italy by force
·became dictator of Italy
·promised to rebuild roman empire
·1933 hitler became chancellor of Germany
·shortly after the main building burnt down
·Hitler requested emergency powers to fight against people who burnt down buildings
·He breaks the Versailles treaty and builds a German army
·1935 US declared to be neutral
·Hitler takes over Austria
·Hitler demands Czechoslovakia
·Hitler tries to take over Poland
·Started when Germany invaded Poland
·1939
·Germany wanted to control Poland. Hitler wanted to make a bigger Germany
·WWII is declared
who were the axis powers
·Germany
Japan
·Italy
who were the allies
·British Empire
·US
·Soviets
·China
when did the war in Europe begin
how was the US involved before Dec 7 1941
1941 The US was officially neutral in WWII.
However, they increasingly aided the British
why did the US declare war on Japan
·Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor
·FDR asked congress to declare war on Japan
·Hitler then declared war on the US
42. how did the war in Europe proceed
43. how did the war in the pacific proceed
44. what were the turning points of each campaign
45. when did the war end
46. how did the war end
47. what new international conflict begin as soon as the war ended
Author
alyssa
ID
796
Card Set
quiz 7
Description
History Professor Leslie Douglas
Updated
2009-11-13T05:48:21Z
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