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1 - Governments Presidential democracy: vote for pres. and congress Parliamentary democracy: vote only for parliament Constitutional monarchy: king/queen, limited rule Absolute monarchy: king queen, total power Dictatorship: total power, rule through fear Theocracy: religious leader is civic leader
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2 - Economics Market: gov’t hands off, private ownership Mixed: gov’t and private ownership Command: gov’t control of economy
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3 - Progressives Reformers Fix the problems of industrialism
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4 - Four Goals Protecting Social Welfare Promoting Moral Improvement Creating Economic Reform Fostering Efficiency
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5 - Conservation So there is land available for future generations
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6 - Tariff Tax on imports Lower – increase competition and choice Raise – to protect American businesses
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7 – Antitrust legislation Increase competition and choice
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8 - Muckrakers Journalists writing about corruption of business – Ex: Upton Sinclair, The Jungle
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9 – 19 th Amendment Women’s suffrage 1920 election
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10 – 1920s Changing roles of women Rebelling against traditional values Prohibition – organized crime
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11 – Great Migration Movement of African Americans from rural south to urban north Looking for jobs, less discrimination Effects: Harlem Renaissance – art/culture
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12 - Nativism Prejudice against foreign born Red Scare – fear of Communism
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13 - Depression Unemployment and business failures
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14 - Hoover Hoover was “hands-off” the economy Did not use gov’t money for direct aid to poor
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15 – New Deal FDR’s programs to fix depression LOTS of gov’t involvement in economy FDIC – insures $$ in banks S.S. – old age insurance and unemployment benefits
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16 – Dust Bowl Overproduction of land and drought caused dust storms Middle America
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17 – 1930s Domestic - $$ to fix the depression
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18 – US and WWII Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor
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19 – Japanese-Americans Sent to internment camps
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20 - Women Joined Army (WAAC) Worked in place of men in factories
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21 – Big Three U.S. – FDR Great Britain – Churchill Soviet Union - Stalin
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22 – GI Bill Helped soldiers transition back into civilian life Provided cheap home loans – move to suburbs
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23 - Amendments 13: abolish slavery 14: citizenship 15: voting rights for black males
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24 - Segregation Jim Crow – segregation laws Plessy v. Ferguson (separate but equal) Brown v. Board of Education
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25 – Civil Rights Parks – bus boycott King – “I have a dream” speech Wallace – segregationist governor of Alabama Marshall – lawyer on Brown v. Board Malcolm X – take ACTION to get rights
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26 – C.R. laws 1964: no discrimination in public places 1965: get rid of barriers to voting – no literacy tests
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27 – Berlin Airlift Flew supplies into West Berlin b/c we didn’t want it to fall to Communism
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28 – Space Race Btwn. Soviet Union and U.S. Sparked by Sputnik – Soviet satellite into space
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29 - McCarthyism Being communists
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30 – Marshall Plan Economic support from U.S. to help W. European countries rebuild after WWII
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31 – 1950 - 1953 Korea
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32 – 60s and 70s Vietnam
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33 - Bay of Pigs Failed invasion of Cuba to overthrow Castro
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34 – Cuban Missile Crisis JFK uses blockade to keep more missiles from reaching Cuba Soviets would remove missiles if we promise not to invade (and remove missiles from Turkey)
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35 – Peace Corps Help developing nations in Asia, Africa, and Latin America (education, health care, etc)
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36 – Ease tensions Hot line to Soviet Union Limited Test Ban Treaty
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37 – Johnson’s Programs EOA: money for job training, small business loans, etc Great Society: increase standard of living
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38 - Vietnam To stop spread of Communism France was our ally in WWII Gulf of Tonkin Incident
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39 – Living Room War Watch battles on t.v. Saw something diff. than what the gov’t told us
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40 – Fighting in Vietnam Many wealthy Americans got college deferment from the draft
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