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Def: President who's diplomacy idea was referred to as Moral Diplomacy
HC: He encouraged democratic pro-american governments in Latin America

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Def: President Associated with Panama Canal, Big Stick Diplomacy, and the Great White Fleet
HC: Organized the Rough Riders, who were the first voluntary cavalry in the Spanish American War

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Def: Newspaper owners who published yellow journalism about the Spanish American War
HC: Their publishings was one of the main causes of the war

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Def: President who's diplomacy idea was referred to as Dollar Diplomacy
HC: Guaranteed loans to foreign countries in order to further its aims in Latin America and East Asia

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Def: Wrote "The Influence of Sea Power"
HC: He believed that the US needed a strong navy if they wanted to become an empire

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Def: Last Monarch of Hawaii who was overthrown by US businessmen
HC: Was opposed to the annexation of Hawaii.

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Def: Mass Arrests were made based on little evidence due to the fear of a Communist uprising
HC: Agents did not use search warrants, did not allow attorneys, and denied basic rights

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Def: A fear of Communist subversion in the US led to people beginning to link radical and dangerous ideas with immigrants.
HC: This resulted in Americans calling for limitations to be put on immigration.

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Def: President Wilson's peace plan he proposed at the Paris Peace Conference
HC: His goal was to create long lasting peace without punishing Germany

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Def: Debt securities issued by the government for the purpose of financing military operations during WWI
HC:  They were sold through tens of thousands of volunteers.

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Def: During WWI the US encouraged US citizens to grow their own produce so there could be more produce to send the troops
HC: School children went after school to tend to crops planted in public parks

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Def: Created to coordinate the production of war materials
HC: Used mass production techniques to increase efficiency

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Def: When between 300,000 and 500,000 African Americans left the South to settle in the North to fill the job voids
HC: Most left of escape the Jim Crow Laws of the South

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Def: Information designed to influence opinion (posters, speeches, media)
HC: Convinced many young people to join the war.

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Def: Declared that other nations must share trading rights with the US
HC: Opened up trade with China to other nations

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Def: The US provoked and supported a revolution in Panama in order to secure the right to build this canal
HC: Made getting ships between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans easier and faster.

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Def: A form of diplomacy (proposed by Woodrow Wilson) that encouraged democratic pro-American governments in Latin America

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Def: A policy (named by President Roosevelt)to describe the assertion of US dominance through the Navy if necessary
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Def: An economic and political domination of a strong nation over other weaker nations
HC: The main fueling factors for America were: a thirst for new markets, belief in cultural superiority, and a desire for military strength

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Def: An addition to the Monroe Doctrine which stated the US had the right to intervene in Latin American affairs
HC: The US would now use force to protect its economic interests in Latin America

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Def: Peacekeeping organization established after WWI
HC: The US didn't join because congress didn't want to entangle the US in world affairs.

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Def: 1901 amendment Cuban constitution by which the US was allowed certain privileges.
HC: US was now allowed to buy or lease naval stations in Cuba, and they had the right to intervene in Cuban affairs

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Def: Policy (under President Taft) to further its aims in Latin America and East Asia through its use of economic power by guaranteeing loans made to foreign countries
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Def: Secret Chinese societies began organizing to kick out foreign control
HC: They attacked foreigners (hundreds of Christian Missionaries), and others

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Def: A national policy of avoiding involvement in world affairs
HC: The US chose isolationism and stayed out of the war for 3 years

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Def: 16 battleships of the New US Navy that Roosevelt sent on a voyage around the world
HC: Used to show off the nation's growing military power

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Def: Scandalous stories and shocking illustrations based on little factual information
HC: This influenced the start of the Spanish American War

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Def: Resulted in the US gaining territories in Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines
HC: John Hays called this the "Splendid Little War" because the US secured a bloodless victory over Spain in just 10 weeks

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Def: A country that is technically independent but is actually under the control of another country
HC: After the Spanish American War, the Platt Amendment made Cuba a protectorate of the US

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Def: Act passed during WWI which limited citizens 1st Amendment rights by making it illegal to say anything bad about the president, the war, or the government
HC: Its passage led to over 2,000 prosecutions for loosely defined anti-war activities.