APUSH Period 7

Cards (41)

  • Teller Amendment
    U.S had no intention of taking political control of Cuba, Cuba would control their own gov. (we lied)
  • Rough Riders
    American Volunteers that fought in the Spanish-American War (At Cuba)
  • Insular Cases
    Court cases dealing w/ islands/countries that were recently annexed and needed rights of citizens
  • Treaty of Portsmouth
    Teddy Roosevelt mediated settlement of Russ-Japanese War
  • Gentlemen's Agreement
    Agreement made by Teddy Roosevelt and Japanese gov. stated that Japanese would limit immigration if Roosevelt stopped segregatin of Japaense in the U.S
  • Great White Fleet
    Pageant of American sea power (literally just a bunch of ships)
  • Moral Diplomacy
    foreign intervention only if it aligns w/ moral ideas and promotes American Democratic values
  • Dollar Diplomacy
    U.S lent money to countries to make decisions for the gov. of those countries (imperialism)
  • Initiative Referendum and Recall
    people have the right to propose a new law
  • Florence Kelley
    General Secretary of the National Consumers League, women's rights activist?
  • Muller vs. Oregon
    upheld Oregon law that limited workday for females to 10 hours
  • Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
    transformed labor codes in NY and adopted fire safety measures
  • Anthracite Coal Strike
    motivated American labor movement, urged Roosevelt to do smth
  • Elkins and Hepburn's Acts

    gave the Interstate Commerce commission the authority to control interstate rail rates and practices
  • Newlands Act
    authorized federal funds to pay for development projects in Western States
  • Jennette Rankin
    First female congress member
  • Selective Service Act
    registration of all American men between ages 21-30 for a military draft
  • Andrew Mellon
    Treasurer under Harding
  • Margaret Sanger
    tried to legalize birth control
  • Executive Order of 8802
    prohibited discriminatory employment practices by fed agencies and all unions and companies engaged in war related work.
  • United Nations
    made in WW2 to prevent future WW
  • Volstead Act
    made it illegal to “manufacture, sell, barter, transport, import, export, deliver, furnish, or possess” alchohol
  • Quota Laws
    cut the amount of immigrants entering America from 3% to 2%
  • Hawley Smoot Tariff
    Tariff during the Great Depressions, tried to stimulate manufacturing, made it worse
  • RFC (Reconstruction Finance Corporation)

    funded railroads, financial institutions, and businesses to aide the depression
  • Wagner Act
    guaranteed workers the right to unionize and bargain collectively
  • Francis Townsend
    a physician who came forward with a plan to assist the elderly, who were suffering greatly during the depression.
  • Court Packing
    "reform" the Supreme Court by appointing an additional justice for every justice over age of 70
  • AAA (Agricultural Adjustment Act)

     Protected farmers from price drops by providing crop subsidies to reduce production
  • Good Neighbor Policy
    that the United States would leave domestic affairs in Latin America to themselves
  • Office of War Information
    established by the government to promote patriotism and help keep americans united behind the war effort.
  • Victory Gardens
    vegetable gardens planted during the world wars in order to ensure an adequate food supply for civilians and troops
  • WAC (women's army corps)

    U.S. Army unit created during World War II to enable women to serve in noncombat positions
  • Pana Canal
    Roosevelt backed revolutions in Panama, and helped create the nation of Panama to create the canal
  • Buying on Margin
    person put some of their money on stocks, and the rest from a broker
  • Keynesian Economics
    opposite of "trickle down", spending increased = businesses expand to meet demand and hire workers
  • New Deal
    Bank Holiday, 21st Amendment, Fireside Chats, ALL FDR
  • Double V campaign
    Victory over discrimination (home) - Congress of Racial Equality Victory over Fascism (Abroad) - Tuskegee Airmen, bombed
  • Neutrality Acts
    prohibited Americans from traveling on ships of nations at war
  • Cash-Carry
    non-military goods could be sold on cash on the water