From Powerpoints - Question Ideas Joke about Schizophrenic shown on first day of class TF Moodle logs show the instructor how often you login, the date and time you complete or submit assignments, and what class items you look at (click on) when you are logged in. Your instructor shared this information with all students during the first week of class. triple job chart reading cartoons point of view definitions intense opposition to an internal minority on the ground of its foreign, un-American connections your textbook presents the dilemma of critiquing american imperialism #1Compare U.S. Imperialism to other countries #2Compare imperialism to America ideals of liberty, freedom, etc. What is billie holiday singing about in this song, strange fruit? wwi deaths civil war deaths segregation of us government valiant african amer soldiers in the Spanish American war the rise of the KKK in the 1920s lynching in America at the turn of the century monroe doctrine - example of isolationism league of nations - example of internationalism other terms??? progressive somebody who advocates social, political, or economic reform reform to change and improve something by correcting faults GOP - grand old party elitism - making decisions without consulting the people armistice - cease fire difference between Manifest destiny in the 19th Century and Imperialism in the 20th century, both had characteristics Non-contiguous No U.S. settlement Not to become states All of the following helpful hints when studying U.S. history were give to you by your instructor, EXCEPT follow the money watch for anomalies/out of the ordinary know definitions/terminology people who know what's best for you you can always believe what you see causes of imperialism from video should have this question already what historical event was the reason why your instructor talked about the Dixie Chicks? should already be a question on test President McKinley’s “choices” Return them to Spain Turn over to other imperialists Grant independence Educate, uplift, and Christianize them Material presented in this class supports the claim that during the period of U.S. imperialism at the turn of the century, the treatment of people in cuba, philippines, hawaii, and puerto rico was essentially the same. a video presented in class argues that Teddy Roosevelt's sending of the Great White Fleet around the world as a display of United States' naval strength in 1907 led to the attack by the Japanese on Pearl Harbor in 1941, bringing the country in to World War II. progressivism in the U.S evolved by both optimistic and pessimistic motivations. Optimism would be forcing people to be good (by restrictions) and pessimism would be that people would naturally choose to be good (by assimilation). bar chart shows how many people were coming to the united states. even though it does show where they were coming from, that is not very important in the history of this time period. Which is not a true generalization of the southern united states? most immigrants did not settle there most lynchings took place there they mostly voted for the democratic party in presidential elections it was a home to the most significant progressivism and later to the most numerous socialist local officials causes wwi 1) Nationalism 2) Imperialism 3) Militarism 4) International Anarchy reasons for us involvement German submarine warfare Allied Propaganda Hostility toward Germany American economic interests American Idealism American security Which of the following groups/organizations does not belong together on the American political spectrum in the 1920's? Socialist Party International Workers of the World Bolsheviks Communists American Federation of Labor TF When we took the class poll using the response clickers, all of the students in the class were located, to one degree or another, on the modernists side of the modernist-traditionalist spectrum Which of the following was not a negative reaction or result due to a growing fear of immigrants by Americans. National Origins Act 1924 Prohibition Ku Klux Klan Hawley-Smoot Tariff Voting patterns in the 1928 presidential election