Chapter 29

Schenck v. United States

Irreconcilables

Tampico Accident

Zimmerman note

Underwood Tariff

Wilson's 14 points

Clayton Anti-trust Act

Espionage Act

Eugene V. Debs

Jones Act

Workingmen's Compensation Act

Lusitania

Federal Reserve Act

Treaty of Versailles

Herbert Hoover

Great Migration

Alice Paul

League of Nations

Henry Cabot Lodge

Sheppard-Towner Maternity Act

1919

1913

significantly reduced the tariff

President Wilson

Made to counter the "triple wall of privilege"

tariff

banks

trusts

Federal reserve board oversaw a nation wide system of 12 regional federal reserve banks

solve the inelastivity of money

1913

1914

lengthen the Sherman's Act list of business practices that were objectionable

exempt labor and agricultural organizations from antitrust prosecution

assistance to federal civil-service employees during disability.

1916

1916

Independence once stable gov.

Philippines territorial status

US want no involvement, but group of US soldiers are captured

Navy sent to seize Vera Cruz port.

1913, Mexico revolution over General Victoriano Huerta

Boat sunk by germany killing 128 Americans

Pushed America to join the war, but Wilson is stubborn

1915

Arthur Zimmerman

Make a German-Mexican alliance

Leaked and pushed Americans to war, Wilson is saying no

Claimed war was moral and called for peace

creation of the league of Nations

1918

1917

prevent the support of US enemies

help solve worries of spies/sabotage/internal conflict

1919

freedom of speech will be revoked of necessary

held in court

convicted by the Espionage Act

Socialist

gave federally financed instructions in material and infant health care.

1921

Council and assembly of great powers

prevent future wars

Wilson's goal (but doesn't join)

1919

Forced on Germany, blames them

Uses the League

1916-1970

Migration of 6 million African Americans to the north

Replaced the people who were off to war.

used wheatless Wednesdays and meatless Tuesdays rather than ration cards

led the Food Administration

Led the National Woman's Party

protested the war

Opposed the League of Nations/the Treaty of Versailles

Congress right to declares wars, not the league

opponents to the Treaty of Versailles

1919

12-18 US Senators