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Period 7: Part 1 1890 - 1945 APUSH Review.

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1 Period 7: Part APUSH Review

2 Concept Overview Why these years? Progressivism Spanish-American War
US Global Role WWI Roaring 20s Concept Overview

3 Progressive Movement Progressive Goals Muckraking
Social Justice and Welfare Movements Progressive Voting Reforms Progressive Movement

4 Presidents and Progressivism
Theodore Roosevelt (1901 – 1909) Square Deal – 3 “C” William Taft (1909 – 1913) Woodrow Wilson (1913 – 1921) “New Freedom” Presidents and Progressivism

5 Progressive Constitutional Amendments
16th 17th 18th 19th Progressive Constitutional Amendments

6 Imperialism Step toward Empire Acquisition of Alaska
Annexation of Hawaii Acquisition of some Samoan Islands Open Door Policy Imperialism

7 Spanish-American War Causes Humanitarian effort Yellow Journalism
Protect American Business De Lome Letter USS Maine Spanish-American War

8 Spanish-American War Results Roosevelt Corollary Dollar Diplomacy
Land Acquisition Guam Philippines Puerto Rico Cuban Protector Platt Amendment Roosevelt Corollary Dollar Diplomacy Spanish-American War

9 World War I Causes for U.S. Mobilization Civil Liberties and Dissent
Cultural Ties American Interests Lusitania Zimmermann Telegram U-Boats Mobilization Civil Liberties and Dissent Espionage Act & Sedition Act Schenck v. U.S. World War I

10 Wilson and the Fourteen Points
Fourteen Points Speech Treaty of Versailles U.S. Foreign Policy 1920s Washington Naval Conference Kellogg-Briand Pact Wilson and the Fourteen Points

11 Creating a Consumer Economy
Economic Nationalism New Production Techniques Mass Production Economic Prosperity Mass Communication Creating a Consumer Economy

12 The Fight for Suffrage Work Social Change The New Woman

13 African American Life The Niagara Movement and NAACP
The Harlem Renaissance Marcus Garvey and Negro Nationalism Red Summer Resurgence of Ku Klux Klan African American Life

14 Immigration and The Red Scare
Nativism National Origins Act Immigration and The Red Scare

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