Progressives, WWI
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| "The Jungle" | A book written by muckraker Upton Sinclair that told about conditions in the meatpacking plants of Chicago
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| The Meat Inspection Act | Allowed government inspectors to check meat to make sure it was safe to eat
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| The Pure Food and Drug Act | Helped make food and medicine safer by requiring companies to tell the truth about their products
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| Progressives | Reformers who worked to stop unfair practices by businesses and to improve the way in which government worked
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| Muckrakers | Progressives who used their written work to inform others of situations and worked for reforms
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| Yellow Journalism | Exaggerated or False reporting to sell newspapers
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| Isolationism | A country decides to remain neutral and let countries handle their own issues
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| Two main Powers of WWI | Central and Allied Powers
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| Treaty of Versailles | Officially ended WWI, heavily punished Germany in its role in WWI and created the League of Nations
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| League of Nations | International organization formed to prevent future world wars
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| Alliances | An agreement among nations to defend one another
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| World War I | War among the Central and Allied Powers beginning in 1914
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| Panama Canal | A canal across the Isthmus of Panama that offered the hope of faster, safer shipping for the U.S.
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