Remake of Unit 3 Review Template by Tsai Francis

Explain the impact that ww1 had on the domestic front specifically - Great Migration - Espionage and sedition acts - Anti war sentiments

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

Great Migration- Gave a high demand for labor because of the war and people moving up to the North

Espionage- Made it illegal to sully the good name of the military by spying and spreading lies

Sedition Acts- Restricted freedom of speech going against the government, military of politics

Anti War Sentiments- Restricted free speech targeted against immigrants and more

Describe how to US got involved in ww1

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

Germany sunk the Lusitania ship with American passengers and the Zimmerman telegram asking Mexico to spy and fight against US, which pushed US to fight in the world war 1.

How did western expansion impact the plains indians?

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

Western expansion harmed the Plains Indians. They lost their land as settlers moved in and broke treaties. The buffalo, which they depended on for food, nearly disappeared because of overhunting. Conflicts led to forced moves to reservations. Attempts to change their way of life weakened their traditions and made them rely on government help.

Explain the role of each in westward expansion: -transcontinental railroad - barbed wire - cattle

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

The transcontinental railroad made travel and trade easier, barbed wire helped secure land, and cattle ranching boosted the economy and settlement in the West.I belive it also was used in the war in between the trenches

Explain ways plains Indians resisted expansion

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

Plains Indians resisted expansion by fighting in battles, negotiating treaties, preserving their culture, forming alliances with other tribes, and adapting their lifestyles to protect their land and way of life.

Explain big stick diplomacy and the roosevelt corollary

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

Big Stick diplomacy means staying calm and out of trouble but always prepared to strike if danger is upon them. The stick is aka the military. The Roosevelt Corollary was where the US could use their military to keep European countries out of Latin American countries and not colonize them.

Describe how much each event changed us relationships with the world: - spanish american war - hawaii and alaska - philippine american war

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

Spanish American War: It labeled US to be a world power

Hawaii and Alaska: Strengthened the US Navy military

Philippine American War: US became seen as a country you don't want to mess with

Who was Rockefeller and Carnegie? How did they contribute to the rise of big business?

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

Rockefeller and Carnegie were industrialists who dominated the oil and steel industry. Rockefeller had the standard oil company and Carnegie had the steel company. They contributed to the rise of big businesses by their marketing skills and business strategies, that led to a mass industrial and economic growth, giving them both the title of a robber baron with how much money they accumulated.

What were Ellis and Angel island? Where did the new immigrants come from?

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

Immigration stations for immigrants coming from Europe and Asia. Ellis Island mainly had Europeans while Angel Island mainly had Asians.

Explain growth , influence , and tactics of labor unions

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

During the era, they improved the workforce and changed the rules of humanity of working, growing and influencing the new and improved work laws.

Describe the progressive amendments and legislative actions

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

16th- Allows for tax on incomes

17th- The right to directly vote for their senators

18th- Banned selling, making, transporting intoxicated liquors

19th- Gave women the right to vote.

Recall- Power to remove an elected official from office

Referendum- Direct vote by the electorate on a proposal/law

Initiative- Direct vote by the people on a proposal/law

Describe the role of women in reform movements

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

Better education, stop temperance, suffrage, women's rights such as better employment and improving public health for women. The goal is to improve gender equality, and better the general lives of women as a whole.

Describe the Progressive reforms

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

Women's Suffrage- protested for the rights of women for things such as the right to vote, the end of abusive drinking, better quality of life.

Temperance-Required people not to drink and controlling yourself so you do not lash out on women and beat them.

Labor- Improving work conditions such as cleaner areas, inspections, higher minimum wages, and child labor laws.

Conservation- Movement to protect and manage natural resources by having national parks and regulations on open land to preserve the environment for the future.

Government reform- Fought to improve the accountability and efficiency of the government.

How did Plessy v Ferguson expand Jim crow and lead to the NAACP

tfranci — 2025-02-20 18:55:17 UTC

It expanded Jim Crow laws by making "separate but equal" legal, which did not allow black and white people to use the same things such as the same water fountain, go to the same school, bathrooms, and more, which later pushed the creation of the National Association for the Advancement of colored people, to fight against the segregation laws.