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APUSH Chapter 21

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fourteen points principles for a new world order proposed in 1919 by president wilson as a basis for peace negotiations
open door policy a policy proposed where all nations would have equal opportunities to trade with china
panama canal a canal connecting trade between the atlantic and pacific ocean
remember the maine a phrase remembering people of the USS maine a us battleship that exploded leading to the spanish -american war
committee on public information a organization set up by president wilson during WWI to increase support for America's participation in the war
zimmerman telegram a secret message sent by Germany to Mexico during WWI proposing military alliance against the US
league of nations an internation organization created after world war one to promote peace and cooperation against nations
sedition act of 1918 wartime law that prohibited any words or behavior that might promote resistance to the US
roosevelt corollary created the rights of the united states to inferfere in latin american affairs to maintain stability and protect american interests
treaty of versailles an agreement signed after world war I that redrew boundaries, reduced military forces, and required reparations.
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