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| movement toward greater unity among nations in the western hemisphere |
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| antiforiegn movement in china |
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| american victory over the spanish fleet in the pacific |
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| what measures furthered direct democracy? |
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-the secret ballot
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- referendums |
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| what was the goal of the city manager form of government? |
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| why did progressives support prohibition |
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| they wanted to reduce crime and poverty |
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| what theme did theodore Roosevelt adopt during his first campaign? |
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| what was the most significant about the coal miners strike of 1902? |
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| the federal government acted as a mediator |
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| theodore Roosevelt crusaded for what? |
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-conservation
- trust-busting
- panama canal |
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| american leaders were afraid to grant the philippines independence too quickly becasue they |
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| feared that another country would take over the phil |
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| what phrase is most closely related with the roosevelt corolary |
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| which of the following actions was least popular in japan |
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| waht popular reform took lace during Tafts administration? |
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| limitaion of speaker of the house |
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| what progressive ran on a platform called "New Nationalism" in 1912? |
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| what reform measure has been called the magna carta of labor? |
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| what is a correct assumption of the progressives? |
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| man has a duty to help the poor |
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| wisconson "laboratory of democracy" |
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| conservative black; Up from Slvery |
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| black cofounder of the NAACP |
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| dictatorial speaker of the house |
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| advocate of progessive education |
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| advocate of the social gospel |
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| advocate of the social gospel |
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| defense of Orthodox Christianity |
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| early 20th century movement that favored reform |
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| government ownership of utilities |
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| petition for the legislature to consider an action |
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| the careful use of national resources |
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| influencing foriegn affairs through investment |
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| denial of God and affirmationof mans perfectability |
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| belief that christianity has evolved |
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| belief that human reform comes throughreform of mans environment |
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| what was germanys Schlieffen plan? |
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| to defeat France quickly adn then attack russia |
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| German invasian of what country brought great britian into the war? |
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| who was americas "ace of aces"? |
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| which plank frmo the 14 points was included in the treaty of versailles? |
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| the irreconcicilable believed that the united states should____________ |
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| avoid all entanglement with europe. |
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| in what year did the US come into the War? |
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| on what exact date did the germans sign a truce, ending the great war? |
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| american secretary of state before the great war? |
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| mexican dictator from 1876-1911, popular among american business men |
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| one of the most ruthless tyrannies in mexican history |
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| mexican bandit who raided NM |
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| german ruler who dre England into the war |
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| american general during ww I |
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| senator who opposed the treaty odf versailles |
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