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Teller Amendment: where and year Cuba, 1898
Teller Amendment: what was it? - An amendment which promised Cubans independence after Spanish were overthrown- Later, the Platt Amendment cancels this, which allows the US to have control over Cuba
Muckrakers: era? Progressive Era
Famous Muckrakers? 1.) Upton Sinclair "The Jungler" (meat industry)2.) Ida Tarbell (standard oil company- Rockefeller)
Who commonized the term "Muckraker?" and how did he/she feel about them? Teddy Roosevelt: didn't like the Muckrakers
Muckrakers: what were they? - Investigative journalists- exploited corporations, individuals, etc which lead to public support and demand for change.
What were the Muckrakers' effect on Americans? Increased support of progressive movement among Americans
Muller vs. Oregon: what was being debated? - limited women's working hours
Muller v. Oregon who was sueing who for what? - Muller (male, owner of a laundry matt which mostly employed women) sued, saying the state law of limited women's working hours violated "liverty to contract"
Lawyer for Oregon state in Muller v. Oregon? what did he argue? Louis Brandeis argued that state had an interest to uphold limited women's working hours to protect women
Outcome of Muller v. Oregon? Supreme Court upholds the law of limited working hours for women
William Howard Taft was what number president? #27
Taft's relations with TR? - William Howard Taft was close friends with Roosevelt, but after successing him in the presidency and not carrying on TR's legacy, TR and Taft became political enemies
Famous Aschan School People 1.) George Bellows2.) John Sloan3.) Robert Henri
Aschan School what was it? - Realistic Art movement in the progressive era where the artists painted things like smokestacks spewing pollution and poverty-stricken children
Another name for "Ashcan School?" New York Realists
Watchful Waiting: year(s)? 1913-1914
What was Watchful Waiting? - Policy by Woodrow Wilson of rejecting alliances with leaders who took control through force until a determination of their interests could be made
How was "Watchful Waiting" implemented? - Wilson did so by refusing to accept the leadership of Victorian Huerta when he took control of Mexico
What ended "Watchful Waiting?" When Mexicans attacked American sailors and US was sent into Mexico in attempt to capture Pancho Villa
William McKinley: years of presidency? 1896-1902
William McKinley: -assasinated by Leon Czolgosz, an anarchist (1902)- Teddy Roosevelt succeeded him
What political scheme is McKinley famous for? "Front Porch" campaign (he gave speeches from his front porch in Ohio)
17th Amendment: year ratified? 1912
17th Amendment? direct election of U.S. senators (by white males).*senators used to be elected by the state legislature
Years of the "Great Migration?" 1900-1945 roughly
what was the "Great Migration?" movement of millions of Afro-Americans from South to North/Midwest
The "Great Migration" was a result of: 1.) decrease in cotton production in South2.) Increased job opportunities (in North) due to limits placed on migration
The Great Migration led to higher wages in North and a somewhat better life for Afro-americans
Unrestricted/Unlimited Submarine Warfare: year? 1917
What was Unrestricted Sub. Warfare? - proclamation by Germany that it would sink all ships, without warning, that entered warn zone off the coasts of allied nations
Why did Germany think that Unrestricted Submarine Warfare would help them win the great war? by cutting allied supplies (from America), it would allow Germany to win the war before a big response from America
What did U.S. do in response to Unrestricted Warfare? Cut diplomatic relations with Germany
Why was Unrestricted Sub. Warfare absurd in these times? Germany violate rules of war because they sunk ships without notifying them (i.e. Lithuianna)
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