History Study Guide 7Th Grade Test 6

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Monroe Doctrine

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Statement mainly towards European powers that: Any attempt to settle America will be treated as a threat

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Shays’ rebellion (know significance)

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Daniel Shays- a poor farmer, former veteran from the revolutionary war, and the leader of Shays’ Rebellion. Because the courts shut down, no property could be taken so Farmers in the West started to revolt because of it. The Problem was resolved and allowed

America to have powerful government

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Alien and Sedition Acts

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Laws passed by federalists dominated

congress aimed at protecting the government from treasonous ideas, actions, and people; used against democratic republicans

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Homestead Acts

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Law passed by congress to encourage

settlements in the west by giving

government-owned land to mallfarmers

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Child Labor

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Motivations for children to work: to help their impoverished families

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Haymarket, Homestead, and Pullman

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major industrial strikes inthe late 1800s

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Henryford

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Used the assembly line to help make an

affordable car: The Model T

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Immigration

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Most immigrations came from Europe in the Southern and Eastern Areas

One of the motivations to come to America: job opportunities

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Laissez faire

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Economic Policy that called for limited to no government involvement in the economy; means “Hands off” or, “let it be”

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Robber barons vs. Capitalists of industry

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Andrew Carnegie- Business leader who used vertical integration to start a monopoly of the steel industry

John D. Rockefeller-Business leader that was the largest oil refiner which used

vertical and Horizontal integration to start a monopoly

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Tenements

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Poorly built overcrowded housing where many immigrants lived

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Trusts or Monopolies

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Legal arrangement grouping of several

companies under one board of directors to eliminate competition and to regulate

production

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Working conditions in the late 1800s factories

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Very Unhealthy and dangerous

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Imperialism

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Practice of building anempire by founding

colonies or conquering nations

The causes of American imperialism were that the United States navy were created and Americas economic interest overseas

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Dollar diplomacy

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President William Howards Taft’s diplomacy influencing Latin American Governments through Economic Intervention

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Hawaii

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U.S state in the central Pacific Ocean that is made up of Hawaiian Islands

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Opendoor policy

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Declaration made by U.S Secretary of state John Hay that all nations have equal access to trade with china

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Roosevelt Corollary

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President Theodore Roosevelt’s addition to the Monroe Doctrine; Declared that the United

States Would Police affairs in the western

Hemisphere to keep Europeans from intervening in the region

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Yellow Journalism

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Use of sensational, often exaggerated new stories in newspapers or other publications to attract readers

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Panama Canal

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Canal built by the United States across the Isthmus of Panama to link the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans; opened in 1914

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Philippines

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Country in Western Pacific Ocean. Made up of an archipelago of about7, 100 islands lying

Approximately 500 miles off the Southeast coast of Asia

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The Rough Riders

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The most Colorful group of soldiers during the Spanish-American War

Led by lieutenant Theodore Roosevelt

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Alfred Thayer Mahan

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Wrote that the U.S needed to have a strong navy to protect economic interests abroad

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Roosevelt’s “big stick” policy

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The theory is that leaders should strive for peace while also keeping other nations aware of their military power.

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Boxer Rebellion

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Revolt in which Chinese nationalists known asthe boxers attacked foreigners in order to end outside involvement in China’s Affairs; put down by U.S Marines and other forces

after 2 months

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Spanish American War

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Demands by Cuban patriots for

independence from Spanish rule made U.S.

intervention in Cuba a paramount issue in the relations between the United States and Spain from the 1870s to 1898

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Moral

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form of diplomacy proposed by US President Woodrow Wilson in his 1912 election. Moral Diplomacy is the system in which support is given only to countries whose moral beliefs are analogous to that of the nation.

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Japan (Matthew Perry)

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Opened up trade with Japan

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Alaska (Seward’s Folly)

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U.S Secretary Buys Alaska for 7 million dollars

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Cuba (Platt Amendment)

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established the terms under which the United States would end its military occupation of Cuba

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UptonSinclair’s The Jungle

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expose the appalling working conditions in the meat-packing industry

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Muckrakers

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Journalists who wrote about corruption in business and politics in order to bring out

reform

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Initiatives and Referendums

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allow citizens of many U.S. states to place new legislation on a popular ballot, or to place legislation that has recently been passed by a legislature on a ballot for a

popular vote.

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The Square deal

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A fair bargain or treaty

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Jane Addams

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Built settlement houses to respond to

growing industrial poverty in 1889