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Sol 5 history vocab

6th grade SOL 5 History vocabulary

TermDefinition
allies the US, France, Great Britain, and Russia during WW1; good guys
central powers Austria-Hungary, Germany, Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria ;bad guys
fourteen points president Wilson's peace plan to prevent another war
internationalism national policy describing the way Americas avoided political and economic involvement with other nations
League of Nations international organization promote peace Us never joined
Lusitania America boat; sunk by German U-boats
Military Draft rule required men; apply to draft board and possibly fight in war
Neutrality not taking sides
ratify vote to pass ,such as a treaty
Treaty of Versailles treaty, ended WW1; blamed Germany harsh punishment
Trench Warfare type of combat; fight from trenches
Zimmerman Telegram telegram to German minister in Mexico
isolationism avoiding involvement in world affairs
adovocate person, supports, idea
Big Stick Diplomacy words, strong actions; Panama Canal; carry a big stick
Emerged to become known
foreign policy plan of action; dealing with other countries
Monroe Doctrine US policy, Latin America; requiring Us intervention
Rough Riders US calvary Teddy Roosevelt; Spanish American War
tension state of unfriendliness
yellow journalism Sensational news late 20th century
Roosevelt Corollary right to to intervene in Latin America to preserve law and order
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