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45 Cards in this Set
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Woodrow Wilson |
Was 28 president 1913-1921 |
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Alfred Thayer mahan |
Navy admiral, geostratigist and historian |
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Henry Cabot lodge |
American republican senator and historian from Massachusetts |
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Sanford B Dole |
Lawyer, Jurist in Hawaii |
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Alvin "Sargent York" |
One of the most decorated soldiers in WwI |
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General John j Pershing |
Commander of the American expeditionary forces |
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Theodore Roosevelt |
26th President from 1901-1909 |
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Rough Riders |
Nickname given to the first United States volunteer cavalry |
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Missionaries |
Person sent on a religious mission |
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Missionaries |
A person on a religious mission |
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Imperialism |
A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy and military |
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Isolationism |
Remaining apart from affairs or interest of other groups |
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Expansionism |
Policy of territorial and economic expansion |
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Foreign policy |
Governments strategy in dealing with other nations |
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Domestic policy |
Administrative decisions that are directly related to all issues within a nations borders |
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Diplomacy |
Profession, activity or skill of managing international relations |
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Annexation |
Political transition of land from the control of one party to another |
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USS Maine |
American navy ship, second class battleship sank 1898 |
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Dollar diplomacy |
The use of a country's financial power |
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Open door policy |
Term in foreign affairs. Initially used to refer to the us policy |
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Monroe doctrine |
Principal of us policy |
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Roosevelt corollary |
An addition toMonroe doctrine, asserting us might intervene in the affairs |
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German proclamation 1915 |
Issued a formal decision |
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Selective service act 1917 |
Authorized the president to increase temporary army |
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Espionage act 1917 |
Shortly after us entry into ww1 |
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Wilsons 14 points |
Statement of principles for world peace |
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League of Nations |
An internal organization established after ww1 |
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Treaty of Versailles |
Agreement negotiated during the Paris peace conference |
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Treaty of Paris |
Representatives of King George III |
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Trench warfare |
Type of land warfare using large trenches |
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Lusitania |
Sunk by a German submarine |
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Sussex pledge |
Promise made in 1916 during WwI by Germany to us |
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Neutrality |
State of not helping or supporting either side in a conflict |
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Zimmerman note |
Diplomatic communication issued from Germans foreign office 1917 that proposed alliance between Germany and Mexico |
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American expeditionary force |
Armed forces sent to Europe under general purshing in 1917 |
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Total war |
Unrestricted war in terms of weapons used, the territory and objectives prosued. |
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Battle of Argonne forest |
Major part of the final allied offensive of WwI |
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Penicillin |
Group of antibiotics |
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Panama Canal |
Artificial 48 mile waterway in Panama connect Atlantic and Pacific Ocean |
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Militarism |
Belief of government that a country should maintain strong military capabilities |
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Nationalism |
Patriotic feeling and efforts |
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Yellow journalism |
Based upon sensationalism and crude exaggerating |
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Poison Gas |
Type of war weapon using chemicals. Tear gas, mustard gas |
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WwI |
1914-1918 Between allies notably Britain, France Russia and Italy |
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Alliance system |
Main cause of WWI Treaty between two or more nations |