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Mr.Giggey chapter 11

chapter 11

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Who was a rough rider? Teddy Roosevelt.
What battle did this rough rider fight in? The battle at San Juan Hill.
What was the intentions of the Spanish American war? To free cuba from spanish rule.
Who used newspapers to increase sympathy for cuban rebels? Hearst and Pulitzer.
What was Hearst and pulitzer's type of media called? Yellow Journalism.
What is imperialism? Expand our sphere of influence:excersise economic and political control outside U.S.
What would imperialism give the U.S? Imperialism would give the U.S a new frontier.
What did the open door policy allow? It allowed trade in China and Asia.
What is annexation? New territory to existing country.
What was President W.H.Taft known for? He was known the dollar diplomacy.
Why did the U.S enter world war 1? The U.S enters the war because of Germany's submarine called the Warfare U-boats attacks.
What is a selective service? Draft men.
The United States tried to remain neutral but went into war what year? 1917.
1914-1918 what happened in these years? The great war.
What restricted immigrants? Spies and Espionage.
When England pushed for reparations who payed for it? Mostly Germany payed for economic suffering
What was the treaty of Versailies for? signed by european powers making an end of the great war.
For wilson's program of peace how many points did he push towards it? 14 points.
What is the World organization to Endure Peace called? League of nations.
What was the Zimmerman note? Was a note from Germany to mexico saying that they should. join as an alliance and team up against U.S but we recieved the noted and we entered wwI.
What was the Lusitania? A british passenger ship that was sunk by a German U-boat in 1915.
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