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Bell West EO #2

Bellevue West American History EO #2

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Major economic argument for expansion The United States needed new markets for its goods.
Results of the Spanish-American War United States confirmed as a world power, the U.S. gained the Philippines, Guam, and Puetro Rico, and Americans argued how to govern newly aquired territory.
Roosevelt's foreign policy based on The threat of military intervention.
Most Progressives belief The government should work to improve the lives of its citizens.
Muckrakers role in the Progressive Era Make the public aware of wrongdoing in politics and business.
Response to Germany's return to unrestricted submarine warfare. United States decided to enter World War I
Wilson's goal for the League of Nations International security and stability
Roosevelt's splitting the Republican vote A major contributing factor in Woodrow Wilson's winning the presidency in 1912.
United States initial reaction to the start of World War I Try to remain neutral as long as possible
United States military involvement during World War I Helped turn the tide of the war
19th Amendment gave which group of Americans the right to vote? Women
Importance of the Open Door Policy to the United State It gave the U.S. access to millions of consumers in China.
Importance of the Panama Canal Shorten the distance between Atlantic and Pacific ports.
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