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ImperialismImperialism

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New DealNew Deal

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What was the Progressive Era?

Define the term.

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What was the Progressive Era?

Define the term.

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Time period during the late 1800s and early 1900s

where reforms were made to fix society’s problems

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Time period during the late 1800s and early 1900s

where reforms were made to fix society’s problems

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What were 3 problems that needed to be fixed during the

Progressive Era?

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What were 3 problems that needed to be fixed during the

Progressive Era?

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Poor working conditions

Lack of fire safety building codes

Unsafe/unsanitary meat packing

Child labor

Political corruption


Poor working conditions

Lack of fire safety building codes

Unsafe/unsanitary meat packing

Child labor

Political corruption

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What was a muckraker? Why were they important?

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What was a muckraker? Why were they important?

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Muckrakers were journalists who researched and exposed the corruption in society so that

changes could be made.

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Muckrakers were journalists who researched and exposed the corruption in society so that

changes could be made.

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What disaster led to increased safety codes in public places

after many workers died?

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What disaster led to increased safety codes in public places

after many workers died?

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Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

(women working in a garment factory were trapped during a fire

because of unsafe practices)

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Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

(women working in a garment factory were trapped during a fire

because of unsafe practices)

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Identify 2 Progressive Era amendments and the change each made.

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Identify 2 Progressive Era amendments and the change each made.

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16- progressive income tax

17- direct election of senators

18-prohibition (sale and manufacture of alcohol illegal)

19- women can vote (gender discrimination in voting illegal)

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16- progressive income tax

17- direct election of senators

18-prohibition (sale and manufacture of alcohol illegal)

19- women can vote (gender discrimination in voting illegal)

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What is yellow journalism?

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What is yellow journalism?

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Newspapers use flashy headlines, big pictures,

exaggerated stories, and fictional expert reports to increase paper

sales, make stories more exciting, and persuade people to

take certain actions

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Newspapers use flashy headlines, big pictures,

exaggerated stories, and fictional expert reports to increase paper

sales, make stories more exciting, and persuade people to

take certain actions

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What were the reasons for imperialism (causes)?

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What were the reasons for imperialism (causes)?

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Power

Respect

Increase in size

More natural resources

Economic advancement (more $)

Strategic bases around the world


Power

Respect

Increase in size

More natural resources

Economic advancement (more $)

Strategic bases around the world

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What caused the Spanish American War?

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What caused the Spanish American War?

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Sinking of the U.S.S. Maine in Havana. Cuba

Newspapers blamed Spain without any proof

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Sinking of the U.S.S. Maine in Havana. Cuba

Newspapers blamed Spain without any proof

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How is Big Stick Diplomacy different than Gun Boat

Diplomacy?

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How is Big Stick Diplomacy different than Gun Boat

Diplomacy?

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Gunboat Diplomacy uses threats of force to get what you want

Big Stick Diplomacy uses force if asking does not work

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Gunboat Diplomacy uses threats of force to get what you want

Big Stick Diplomacy uses force if asking does not work

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What is the difference between the Monroe Doctrine and the

Roosevelt Corollary?

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What is the difference between the Monroe Doctrine and the

Roosevelt Corollary?

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Monroe Doctrine- warns European countries to stay out of the Western Hemisphere or face

war with the U.S.

Roosevelt Corollary- adds to the Monroe Doctrine and tells Europe

that the U.S. will ensure Latin America pays their debts

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Monroe Doctrine- warns European countries to stay out of the Western Hemisphere or face

war with the U.S.

Roosevelt Corollary- adds to the Monroe Doctrine and tells Europe

that the U.S. will ensure Latin America pays their debts

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What was the New Deal?

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What was the New Deal?

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F.D. Roosevelt’s plan to fix the economy during the Great

Depression

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F.D. Roosevelt’s plan to fix the economy during the Great

Depression

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How did the New Deal help support individuals who could

not work?

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How did the New Deal help support individuals who could

not work?

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Social Security Act

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Social Security Act

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What were the negatives of the New Deal? Why was it

criticized?

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What were the negatives of the New Deal? Why was it

criticized?

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Gave FDR too much power

Programs cost a lot of money

Government was doing too much

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Gave FDR too much power

Programs cost a lot of money

Government was doing too much

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Name 3 reforms brought about by Alphabet Soup.

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Name 3 reforms brought about by Alphabet Soup.

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Created jobs

Built infrastructure (roads, bridges, plumbing, etc.)

Supported artists and new artistic works

Gave loans to farmers

Insured bank deposits


Created jobs

Built infrastructure (roads, bridges, plumbing, etc.)

Supported artists and new artistic works

Gave loans to farmers

Insured bank deposits

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How did Roosevelt attempt to change the Supreme

Court?

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How did Roosevelt attempt to change the Supreme

Court?

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Court Packing- Roosevelt tried to add 6 more justices to the

Supreme Court who agreed with his policies

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Court Packing- Roosevelt tried to add 6 more justices to the

Supreme Court who agreed with his policies

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What is a thesis statement and where does it go in an

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What is a thesis statement and where does it go in an

essay?

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Main idea of the entire essay

Last sentence in introduction

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Main idea of the entire essay

Last sentence in introduction

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What is the historical context used for?

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What is the historical context used for?

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To find background information for your introduction paragraph

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To find background information for your introduction paragraph

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What is TDEC?

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What is TDEC?

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Format for writing paragraphs and essays

Topic

Details

Explanation

Conclusion

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Format for writing paragraphs and essays

Topic

Details

Explanation

Conclusion

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Name 4 steps for analyzing a document.

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Name 4 steps for analyzing a document.

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Answer1.Read titles and captions

2.Identify source & date created

3.Look for key vocabulary

4.Identify symbols, people, places, opinions

5.What is the document’s purpose? For whom was it written?

6.Answer the questions

7.Outside information box

Answer1.Read titles and captions

2.Identify source & date created

3.Look for key vocabulary

4.Identify symbols, people, places, opinions

5.What is the document’s purpose? For whom was it written?

6.Answer the questions

7.Outside information box

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Where do you find out what the main idea for a DBQ essay should be?

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Where do you find out what the main idea for a DBQ essay should be?

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Task bullets

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Task bullets

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What is containment?

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What is containment?

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Foreign policy during Cold War to stop communism from spreading

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Foreign policy during Cold War to stop communism from spreading

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If one country falls to communism, the countries around it would fall as well

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If one country falls to communism, the countries around it would fall as well

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Mutually Assured Destruction

If one superpower fired a missile at the other, both would be

completely destroyed

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Mutually Assured Destruction

If one superpower fired a missile at the other, both would be

completely destroyed

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Being willing to go to the edge of war to stop the spread of

communism and to prove the US was stronger than the Soviet

Union

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Being willing to go to the edge of war to stop the spread of

communism and to prove the US was stronger than the Soviet

Union

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What was the main goal the US had when dealing with

other countries?

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What was the main goal the US had when dealing with

other countries?

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Stop the spread of communism and prove the US was stronger

than the Soviet Union

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Stop the spread of communism and prove the US was stronger

than the Soviet Union

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