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Imperialism
Causes of World War I
WWI 1917-1918
Progressivism
Reconstruction
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What was the goal of Lincolns plan?
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Reunite the country
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Who were the Radical Republicans?
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Group of Congressmen who believed that the South
needed to be completely restructured and punished
for slavery
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Name 2 components of Lincolns Plan
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Offered pardons to Confederate who swore oath of
allegiance to Union, allowed states with 10 of
oath swearers to form new state constitution
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Name at least 2 components of Radical
Reconstruction
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Put South under military rule, ordered South to
hold elections, required states to allow all
qualified male voters to vote, temporarily barred
confederates from voting, required South to grant
equal rights to everyone, and required
ratification of 14th Amendment
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Which side was used? Why?
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Radical ReconstructionLincoln shot Northerners
impatient with lack of civil rights
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What is imperialism?
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Policy of a stronger nation to control a weaker
country politically, economically, and militarily
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Why did the United States want to be an imperial
power?
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Land, money, and control
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After what war, did the United States become an
imperial power?
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Spanish-American War
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Where was the U.S. an imperial power?
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Puerto Rico, Phillipines, Cuba, Hawaii,
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How is nationalism related to imperialism?
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One country believes it is better and must
control weaker countries
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What is the Progressive Era?
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Period of great reform in the United States
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What do the Progressives believe?
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Government should be accountable, government
should be expanded to help people, government
should be less corrupt
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In what fields did Progressives start reform?
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Labor union, womens rights, childrens rights,
right of the poor, regulation of business,
meatpacking plants
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What is a settlement house and who started them?
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Community center that offered social welfare
services Jane Addams
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How did Presidents Taft, Roosevelt, and Wilson
affect the Progressive Era?
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RooseveltMine Workers, Antitrust, Railroad
Regulation, Public Health Taft-Tariffs, public
lands WilsonTariffs and taxes, trusts, Federal
Reserve System
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Name one cause of World War I (M) and explain it
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Militarismbuilding up of military
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Name one cause of World War I (A) and explain it
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Alliancestangled web of agreements,
Assasination--FF
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Name one cause of World War I ( N) and explain it
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Nationalismidea that one country is the best
pride and devotion
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Name one cause of World War I (I) and explain it
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Imperialismstronger country controls a weaker
country economically, politically, and militarily
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Name one cause of World War I (A)
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Alliancestangled web of agreements
Assassination-FF
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Name one reason the U.S. entered WWI
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Germany marches on Belgium Sinking of Lusitania,
Zimmerman Telegram
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Name one reason the U.S. entered WWI
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Germany marches on Belgium Sinking of Lusitania,
Zimmerman Telegram
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Name one reason the U.S. entered WWI
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Germany marches on Belgium Sinking of Lusitania,
Zimmerman Telegram
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What was Wilsons plan to end WWI called?
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Fourteen Points
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What treaty ended World War I?
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Treaty of Versailles
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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• Why did the League of Nations fail?
• Why did the Treaty of Versailles fail?

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• League of NationsU.S. did not enter
• Treaty of VersaillesGermany angry, too many
  unresolved issues