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Imperialism, Progressivism, and World War I (World War I (Before (Causes:,…

- - - - Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
      - Military buildup
        
        Central powers: Germany, Austria Hungary , Turkey, Bulgaria
      - Allies: Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Belgium, US, Japan
      - Sinking/bombing of the Lustania ship by German U-boats
      - Zimmerman Telegram: Promised Mexico land back from US if they attacked the US so that they could enter WWI
    - - 14 Points (Wilson): Wanted free trade, freedom of seas, reduce arms, and the League of Nations where countries could settle disputes
      - Treaty of Versailles : Formed the LoN, Germany was responsible for war and had to sign guilt/ pay
      - Red Scare: Fear of radicalism
      - Palmer Raids:Part of red scare, the US government arrested radicals
- - - - WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT (1909-1913)
        
        WOODROW WILSON
        (1913-1921)
        
        WARREN G.HARDING
- - - - Roosevelt Corollary: Roosevelt's 1904 extension of the Monroe Doctrine, stating that the United States has the right to protect its economic interests in South And Central America by using military force
        
        Dollar Diplomacy: acting in foreign affairs to have financial result on ones country
        
        Federal Trade Commission Act: Controlled unfair business practices. Allowed for investigation of corporations
        
        Keating Owen Act: Preventing child labor by banning produced produced by children
        
        Clayton Antitrust Act: Prevent trusts from still forming, was an update to Sherman Anti Trust act
        
        Underwood Simmons Tariff: Lowered tariffs
        
        Underwood-Simmons Act: Lowers Tariff
        
        Federal Trade Commission act: Creates FTC to investigate business practices.
        
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        19th Amendment: Gave women the right to vote :)
        
        Keating Owen: Bans products made by children
        
        Clayton anti trust act: Specifies Illegal business practices.
        
        17th Amendment Direct election of senators
        
        Mann-Elkins act: ICC allowed to regulate telecommunications.
        
        Lodge Corollary: Stated no West Hemisphere country should take over Latin America countries
        
        16th Amendment: Graduated income tax
        
        Great White Fleet: 1907-1909 - Roosevelt sent the Navy on a world tour to show the world the U.S. naval power
        
        Pure Food and Drug Act: creates FDA and required food labels.
        
        Meat inspection act: Requires federal inspections on meat packaging.
        
        Hepburn act: ICC to set RR rates
        
        Muller Vs Oregon: Stated that women shouldn't work more than 10 hours a day
    - - Economic: Places to sell
      - Military: Mahan wanted larger Navy and wrote "The infulence of Sea Power Upon History
      - Political: Manifest destiny to world
      - Spread Christianity
      - Explosion of US Maine, reason is unknown
      - Yellow journalism : Exaggerating things to sell newspapers (William Randolph Hearst)
- - - - unmasked the corrupt alliance between big business and municipal government
    - - Founded Tuskegee, wanted better education
    - - Eugenicists
    - - Lynching
    - - Workers rights
    - - Exposed meat packaging but was trying to expose working conditions.
    - - Workers rights, Pres.
    - - women's rights socialism
    - - Helped in everything
    - - A prominent figure in the American labor movement. Haywood was a leader of the Western Federation of Miners (WFM), a founding member and leader of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), and a member of the Executive Committee of the Socialist Party of America.
    - - Womesn rights
    - - Help immigrants, Womens Rights
    - - exposes Standard Oil Company
    - - AFL
    - - Progressive Wisconsin governor who attacked machine politics and pressured the state legislature to require each party to hold a direct primary.
        Probably not important
    - - Anarchist
    - - Womens rights
    - - Conservationist
    - - Eugenicists
    - - Temperance, Womens Rights
    - - Exposed living conditions of NY
    - - Made NCAAP disagreed w/ Atlanta comp.
    - - NCAAP, Women rights
    - - progressive education practices
    - - did pullman strike