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investigative journalists who wrote aboutcorruption in business and politics, hoping to

bring about reform.

Muckrakers


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nominating election in which voters choose

the candidates who later run in a

general election

Direct Primary


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Process of making damaged land protected, andthe government takeover of water programs for

irrigation and dam building projects

Reclamation


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1904 presidential campaign slogan pledging

to balance the interests of business,

consumers, and labor

Square Deal


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WoodrowWilsons progressive reform program;

proposed during the 1912 presidential election

New

Freedom


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law that gave the Interstate Commerce

Commission the authority to set railroad rates

and to regulate other companies engaged ininterstate commerce

Hepburn Act


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author ofThe Jungle, which depicted the

unsanitary conditions at a meatpacking plant

Lost GenerationUpton Sinclair


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act that created a national banking system to

help the government control and stabilize

the economy

Federal Reserve


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Commission established in 1914 to investigate

corporations and to try to keep them from

conducting unfair trade practices

Federal Trade Commission

(FTC)


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a radical workers union that opposed capitalism,

but did enlist those that were not allowed to

join the AFL

IndustrialWorkers of theWorld

(IWW) (Wobblies)


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declaration made by Secretary of State John Hay that

stated that all nations should have equal access to

trade and investment in China

Open Door Policy


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Two newspaper publisher that used yellowjournalism to sell newspapers and sway

American opinion

Hearst and Pulitzer


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policy of influencing Latin American affairs

through economic influence rather than military

force

Dollar Diplomacy


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When a particular country has

exclusive rights over mines, railroads,

and trade in a particular region

Sphere of Influence


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country dependent on another for protection

Protectorate


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American Commodore that opened tradebetween American and Japan in 1854

Matthew Perry


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catalyst for the Spanish-American War

U.S.S. Maine


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granted Puerto Ricans U.S. citizenship and the

right to elect both houses of the legislature

Jones Act


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4 leaders of the Mexican Revolution

Pancho Villa, Emiliano Zapata, Francisco Madero,

Victoriano Huerta, Venustiano Carranza


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Alfred T. Mahan

A military Historian and officer in the U.S.

Navy, he played a key role in transforming

America into a naval power. He urged theU.S. to expand and modernize its navy by

building new steel-plated, steam powered

battleships


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strip of bombed-out territory that separatedthe trenches of opposing armies along the

Western Front duringWWI.

No Mans Land


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armed vessels to escort unarmed merchantvessels transporting troops, supplies,

or volunteers through the North Atlantic

duringWWI

Convoy system


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promise issued by German officials during WWI

not to sink merchant vessels without warningor without assuring the passengers safety

Sussex Pledge


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Leader of the WIBLeader of the CPI

Bernard Baruch

George Creel


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U.S. forces drove the Germans back into

German lands & weakened the Germany

Forces. German soldiers mutinied and

abandoned the military because they

were sick of war after this Allied campaign

Argonne Forest

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