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| Leader of Virginia's frontier settlers who led a rebellion against the governors and colonial elite |
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| restricted colonial trade |
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| European economic system stressing exports |
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| highlighted weakness of articles of confederation |
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| regional interest over national interest |
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| an on trade with other countries |
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| argument that established the supreme court power of judicial review |
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| rebellion against excise tax |
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| plan to strengthen the economy by uniting the regions of the country |
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| belief that the nations interests outweighs regional interest or concerns of another country |
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| US foreign policy that warned outside powers not to interfere with affairs in the Western hemisphere |
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| agreement passed by congress to maintain balance of power between slave and free states |
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| what were the two main causes of the civil war? |
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| slavery and state's rights |
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| what were 3 major changes the civil war brought? |
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| abolish of slavery, income taxes and draft |
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| who were the main opponents of Reconstruction? |
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| turning Indians into white culture |
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| encouraged Westward epansion |
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| who were the Wobblies and what did they believe? |
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| group of radicals who formed a union. They believed problems caused by capitalism. Gvt should take more role. Socialism was cure for worker's problems. |
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| why did new immigrants settle in cities? |
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| it was cheap and conveniant |
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| the merit system awards jobs in |
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| why did expansionists think the US should go to war with Spain? |
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| it was a way for companies to sell their stuff to other countries |
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| strong nations empowers over weak ones |
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| law that required payment of an annual tax before voting |
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| reform that addressed political, economic and moral injustices |
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| President who worked to regulate food and drug industries, curb trusts, and promote conservation. |
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| development of armed forces and their use as a tool of diplomacy |
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| person who opposes warfare on moral grounds |
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| biased mass communication designed to influence people |
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| compensations paid by losing nation for war damages |
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| Dow Jones Industrial Average |
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| index of prices of thirty firms. Indicator of stock market health |
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| Franklin Roosevelt's plan to stop Great Depression |
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| nationalist and racist political system |
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| Gvt allows no individual rights |
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| soviet communist dictator |
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| general who commanded D-Day invasion of Europe |
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| land, sea and air operation in France that broke Germany lines |
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| successor to Franklin Roosevelt. He ordered atomic bomb use |
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| policy to prevent spread of Communism during Truman pres. |
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| Churchill's metaphor for division of Europe. Soviet vs. West Europe |
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| US gave economic aid to European nations for rebuilding after WWII |
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| agency in cold war that investigated communist ties |
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| 1950s style of attacks on suspected communists. Named after Wisconsin senator |
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| drowning of us spy plane over Russia that increased tensions between superpowers |
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