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Roosevelt collary

-asserted us authority to intervene in affairs of Latin american nations


-expansion of Monroe doctrine

Dollar diplomacy

-Political influence would follow increased us trade and Investment


- advocated business investment


- ended up requiring military support to settle disputes

Woodrow wilson

-President 1913


- first day in office he had to face international crisis


- brought fundamental principles mixed with moralistic faith in American democracy with Realist understanding of the power of international commercial foreign policy


-advocated strong diplomatic and military measures

Lusitania

-A British liner that carried some American people and was sunk by a German U-boat off the coast of Ireland


-Wilson said this sinking was illegal and inhuman


-America=angry

Unrestricted submarine warfare

-All enemy shipping despite the requirements of international law to the contrary would be subject to surprise submarine attacks


- Germany declare this with the water around British Isles=war zone

Espionage act 1917

-Key tool for suppression of anti war sentiment


-sets severe penalties for anyone found guilty of aiding the enemy, obstructing recruitment, or insubordination in armed forces


-FBI created to enforce espionage act


- law whos vague prohibition against obstructing Nations war effort was used to crush dissent in criticism during World War 1

Great migration

Mass movement of African Americans from the rural to urban North


-spurred especially by new job opportunities during World War 1 and the 1920s

Fourteen points

Served wartime purposes anti War factions in Austria Hungary and Germany to convince Russia to stay in war to sustain allied morale


^^^^us war aims(Wilson)

League of nations

-International organisation created by Versailles treaty after World War 1 to ensure world stability


- meant to help implement 14 point principles and resolve future disputes

Henry Cabot lodge (republican)

-Powerful majority leader of The Senate. had reservation about the League of Nations


- proposed as series of amendments that would of weaken to the league but Wilson wasn't going


- when Wilson was bedridden, Lodge got his amendments passed so the us never signed the Treaty of Versailles nor did it join the League of Nations

Versailles treaty

Treaty ending WWI and creating the League of Nations

Palmers raid

Palma used alien act to deport immigrants who were members of revolutionary organizations prior to or after coming to the US. they were found and captured through raids

Red scare

Post World War One public hysteria over bloshevik influence in the u.s. directed against labour activism, radical dissenters, and some ethnic groups

Zimmermann telegram

-German Arthur Zimmerman sent a telegram proposing alliance between Germany and Mexico if US entered war, Mexico should take up arms against us and in return get back New Mexico, Arizona, and Texas


- possible German Mexican Alliance turned tied of public opinion about war neutrality no longer feasable or desirable

Committee on public information

-Government Agency during World War One that sought to shape public opinion in support of the war effort through newspapers films speeches etc.


- eventually turned into aggressive promotion of War (selling the war) -negative campaigns against everything German and encouraged technical mericans to get rid of old World ties

Selective service act

-Provided for the registration and classification for military service of all men between 21 and 35


-no provision allowing the draftees to buy their way out of service

War Industries board

Clearing house for industrial mobilization to support war effort. expanded regulatory power of Federal Government

Liberty bonds

Interest-bearing certificates sold by US government to finance American World War 1 effort

National War labor board

-Samuel Gompers prez


- acting as a supreme court for labour Arbitrary disputes and working to prevent disruption in production. support labour unions and equal pay for women

19th Amendment

-women suffrage (1920) legal nationwide