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History Final

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Industrial Revolution Major increase in innovations with transportation communication, technology and marketing
Rapid industrialization in urban areas The growth of Tenement housing and urban slums
Connection between industrialization and population movement Jobs attracted immigrants and rural Americans to the city seeking opportunities
Poor working conditions Formed labor unions and engaged in strikes to demand better conditions
Effect of growth on the Native Americans Conflicts between white settlers and natives over land and resources
Second Industrial Revolution Challenged faced poor immigrants living in tenements in large cities
Goal of the Progressive Movement Address social problems caused by industrialization and urbanization
Reformers during the Progressive Era Children working long hours and being too young, monopolies and trusts
the 18th and 19th Amendment 18th temperance, 19th woman’s suffrage
Labor Reforms Child labor, workplace safety, and minimum wage not healthcare
Know about the Temperance movement Limiting alcohol consumption
speak softly and carry a big stick Big stick policy
Spanish American War, places acquired Puerto Rico, Guam, Phillipines. Not Panama
Anti-Imperialistic League opposed expansion. Why? Contradicted American democratic principles and the Constitution
Social movement in the 60's and 70's. Challenged gender roles. Women’s liberation movement
Brown vs Board of Education Racial segregation in public schools
Yellow Journalism Helped fuel support for Imperialism and war with Spain
Main reason for the stock market crash. Buying stock on margin
How did Imperialism positively impact America? Become a world power with multiple colonies and global influence
program designed to provide employment through public works. CCC Civilian Conservation Corps
Why did the U.S. become involved in WWI? Unrestricted submarine warfare and the Zimmerman Letter
Sedition Act 1918. Made it illegal to speak against the war publicly
U.S. shift from Isolationism to interventionism prior to WWII. Increase aid to allies while maintaining neutrality
Spanish Flu Infected US soldiers and citizens back home
Transition of the U.S. and USSR from WWII allies to Cold War enemies. Disagreement over post-war status of Germany and Eastern Europe
Scopes Trial of 1925. Culture clash between science and religion
Argument in favor of Prohibition Reduce crime, domestic violence, illness and poverty
Cold War Policy preventing the spread of Communism. Containment Doctrine
Great Depression Over production, poor banking policies, and stock market speculation
Cuban Missile Crisis Naval blockade of Cuba and demanding the removal of missiles
New Deal Policies enacted by FDR to help with depression
Hoovervilles Many Americans had lost jobs during the Great Depression
Technological development transformed American communication in the 21st century. Social Media and smartphones
How did the New Deal address the problems Providing jobs and home loans not food and water
Social movement in 2010's Black lives matter
Capitalism Economic system in which a country’s production is controlled by private owners, not the government. Free Market and competition
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