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Ida Tarbell

She wrote about the Standard oil monopoly

Uptown Sinclair

Wrote The Jungle abot conditions in meat factories

Muckrakers

Investigative journalist

16th Amendment

Progressive income tax

17th Amendment

Direct election of Senetors

18th Amendment

Prohibition of Alcohol

19th Amendment

Women can vote

Poll tax

an annual tax that formerly had to be paid in some southern states by anyone wishing to vote

Jim Crow laws

Laws enacted by southern state local governments to separate white and black people in public and private facilities.

Grandfather Clause

Technically was to discourage the black to vote. Was for the white people to not have to take The poll tax and the poll test based on if their grandfather voted. But if they didn't then they would have to take the test and pay poll tax. Loop hole.

Meat Inspection act

Laws that are strict cleanliness requirements for meatpackers and created a federal meat inspection program.

Progressive party

Teddy Roosevelts party which wanted to improve and progress from the Gilded age and industrialization.

Federal Reserve Act

Government regulates bank and interest rate.

Monroe Doctrine

A policy to extend, U.S. dominance in Americas

Alfred T. Mahan

He wanted a large navy and supportive of imperialism

Queen Liliuokalani

The queen of Hawaii who was against U.S. Control and was put in jail and got her country taken away from her.

Yellow journalism

U.S. Reporters that wrote about Spanish cruelt, wanted to go to war.

U.S.S. Maine

Immediate cause of war. It is a ship that explodes, and blamed on Spain.

Emilio Aguinaldo

He led the war against the U.S. He was a Phillipino, and was anti- imperialist

Rough Riders

Teddy Roosevelts military group in the Spanish-American war

Platt Amendment



U.S gave Cuba independence but kept some control over economy, right of intervention, and built Guantanamo base.

Open door policy

U.S wanted economic access to china but they established the idea of free trade instead.

Panama Canal

panama revolted with the U.S support it gave the U.S middle part of the country but was built for trade. The

Dollar diplomacy

U.S foreign policy in Central America connected to economic interest. U.S control in Central America it is supporting financial interests not democracy.

Nationalism

The balkans were many ethnic groups that wanted independence. Germany was holy empire now united and expanding.

Lusitania

Was a British passenger ship with 128 Americans on board over 1000 people

Zimmerman note

A telegram from Germany sent to Mexico asking them to join war against the U.S. On April 2, 1917 the U.S. Entered the war.

War industries board.

Leader was Bernard Baruch and it was to focus economy on war production

Selective service act

authorized the federal government to raise a national army for the American entry into World War I through the compulsory enlistment of people.

Committee on public information

Generate support for the war

Espionage and sedition Acts

Government was trying to reduce dissent

Great migration

Many black people moved from rural south to the urban north wartime jobs

Fourteen points

Wilson plans to make lasting peace

League on nations

A group that would protect self determination of smaller nations try to prevent future wars

Treaty of Versailles

Punish Germany had to pay for reparations lost land and cloonies, no military and had to sign a war guilt clause

Palmer raids

Capture leftist