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MAJOR ERAS IN U.S. HISTORY

MAJOR ERAS IN U.S. HISTORY. Reconstruction Period. Civil War Ends - 1865. 13 th Amendment : Abolished slavery in U.S. . 14 th Amendment : everyone citizens regardless of race. 15 th Amendment : everyone can vote regardless of race (except women) .

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Chapter 23

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Chapter Twenty-One: America and the Great War

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WWI

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Wilsonian Progressivism at Home & Abroad

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World War I, Chapter 22 Notes

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Chapter 10 America Claims an Empire

Chapter 10 America Claims an Empire. Question and Answer Samples and Techniques. Name three things that stimulated U.S. imperialism. Thirst for new economic markets Desire for military strength A belief in the cultural superiority of the Anglo-Saxon culture.

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Ch. 31: The War to End War

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The U.S. in World War I

The U.S. in World War I. Ch. 8 Sec. 2. United States History Madison Southern High School Lovell, Moberly, Watkins. The United States in World War I. The Main Idea The United States helped turn the tide for an Allied victory. Reading Focus

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Woodrow Wilson and World War I

1909-1919. Woodrow Wilson and World War I. Wilson and moral diplomacy The new president focused his attention on implementing New Freedom Triple Wall of Privilege Had little experience in foreign affairs Wilson rejected b oth big stick diplomacy and dollar diplomacy

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World War I and its Aftermath

World War I and its Aftermath. The United States Enters World War I. Learning Targets. After this lesson you will: Know why Wilson sent Marines into Latin America Recognize how events in Mexico became one reason for America to enter WWI

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The Age Of Imperialism

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New technology and strategies

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World War I and its Aftermath

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A BLOODY CONFLICT

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America Enters WWI

America Enters WWI. The Beginning of the End. April 1917. Congress declares war on the Central Powers Regular Army was 107,641 men Commander: General John J. Pershing Last major battle: Appomattox, VA during the Civil War. Deployment.

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Presidential Imperialism

Presidential Imperialism. McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft , Wilson. Insurrection (Rebellion) in the Philippines. Filipinos disliked being an America colony Start to rebel using guerilla warfare Rebels were placed into concentration camps Insurrection finally ended

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Chapter 23 Study Guide

Chapter 23 Study Guide. Mush Mr. Rose. Selective Service Act. Passed by Congress in May, 1917 after the U.S. decided to enter the war. It created a national draft for the military, requiring all men ages 21-30 to register for service at local polling stations. American Expeditionary Force.

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Chapter 19 Section 3

Chapter 19 Section 3. Americans on the European Front. Preparing for War. By April 1917, the United States only had 100,000 soldiers, 15,500 Marines, and 132,000 Coast Guard In June 1917, Wilson sent General John J. Pershing and 14,500 troops to Europe

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Chapter 12 Section 2 Notes The U nited S tates Goes to War

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