Review of Unit 1 to 4
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| What was the name of the battle between the Sioux and the 7th Cavalry? | Battle of Little Big Horn
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| What was the purpose of President Taft's foreign diplomacy policy called "Dollar Diplomacy"? | American businessmen investing in underdeveloped countries
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| What was the result of the Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty of 1903? | construction of Panama Canal
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| What territories did the US acquire as a result of the Spanish-American War in 1898? | Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Phillipines
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| What was the purpose of the Open Door Policy supported by the US? | equal trade by all nations within China
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| What was the Roosevelt Corollary addendum to the Monroe Doctrine? | US had the right to take military action in Latin and South American countries
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| This act excluded Chinese immigration in 1882 | Chinese Exclusion Act
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| What was the 2 most important demands of laborers during the second industrial revolution? | higher wages and safer working conditions
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| This inventor is responsible for the automotive industry. | Henry Ford
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| The passage of this amendment granted suffrage to women regardless of color. | 19th Amendment
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| This 3rd political party is responsible for antitrust laws and the Pure Food and Drug act. | Progressive
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| As president, this individual secured passage of the Clayton Act. | Woodrow Wilson
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| This strike lasted 5 months and was the result of pay cuts by management | Homestead Strike
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| This individual controlled elections in NYC in the 1870s. | Boss Tweed
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| This individual was one of many social reformers helping the urban poor and immigrants. | Jane Addams
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| The act of controlling a product from start to finish | vertical integration
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| This individual controlled 90% of the nations steel production in 1890. | Andrew Carnegie
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| This individual exposed unsanitary conditions in the meat industry which led to passage of this federal law. | Upton Sinclair and Meat Inspection Act
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| These federal laws regulated commerce and business. | Interstate Commerce Act and Federal Trade Commission Act
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| This individual challenged the social conventions of the early 20th century with the dispense of birth control. | Margaret Sanger
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| This inventor and invention revolutionized electricity. | Thomas Edison and the light bulb
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| Their assassination initiated the alliance system in Europe leading to world war | Franz Ferdinand and Sophie
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| Message from Germany to Mexico requesting their assistance in return for lost territory. | Zimmerman note
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| Passage of these acts punished anyone criticizing the war effort or the federal gov't | Espionage and Sedition Acts
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| Document punishing Germany for World War I | Treaty Versailles
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