US History Regents Review Packet 5
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| Militarism | Building up weapons and armed forces in preparation for war
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| Alliances | Agreements between nations to assist each other militarily
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| Triple Alliance | WWI military agreement between the Central Powers of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire
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| Triple Entente | WWI military agreement between the Allied Powers of Great Britain, France, and Russia (and later, the US)
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| WWI | 1914-1918 conflict between the Central Powers and the Allied Powers
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| Archduke Franz Ferdinand | Assassinated heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary
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| Unrestricted Submarine Warfare | Germany's policy of attacking all ships that enter a zone around the British Isles
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| Lusitania | Passenger ship sunk by Germans in 1915 for entering restricted zone.
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| Russian Revolution of 1917 | Tsar is overthrown, Communist government under Vladimir Lenin and the Bolsheviks gains control
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| Red Scare | Fear of communism spurred by the communist takeover of Russia
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| Palmer Raids | Raids on Communist political party headquarters in 33 cities. 4,000 people arrested and held without charge or legal counsel
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| Sacco and Vanzetti | Italian immigrants convicted of murder and executed in 1921 based on questionable evidence and nativism
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| Scopes Trial | Science teacher John Scopes put on trial, convicted, and fined for teaching evolution
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| Schenck v US | Supreme Court decision that free speech can be restricted during wartime if it creates a "clear and present danger".
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| Charles Schenck | Arrested for violating the Espionage Act when he encouraged men not to report for the draft
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| Espionage Act | 1917 law making it illegal to interfere with the draft
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| Sedition Act | 1918 law making it illegal to say anything disloyal to the US
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| Versailles Treaty | 1919 Agreement ending WWI. Provisions angered Germany
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| Fourteen Points | Woodrow Wilson's ideas for creating a lasting peace after WWI. His ideas were included in the Treaty of Versailles
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| Reparations | Payments required of Germany to repair damage done during WWI
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| Adolf Hitler | Fascist dictator of Germany who came to power after WWI
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| League of Nations | Peace keeping organization formed after WWI
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| Isolation | Foreign policy of remaining separate from the problems of other nations
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| Neutrality | Foreign policy of refusing to choose sides in conflicts between other nations
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