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| This cartoon is critical of Teddy Roosevelt for seeking a third term in spite of his pledge not to do so. |  |
| This cartoon indicates that the Bull Moose Party would split the Republican vote and allow Wilson to be elected in 1812 |  |
| This cartoon expresses the beliefs of Henry Cabot Lodge and the Republicans in 1919 |  |
| This cartoon is showing Teddy Roosevelt engaging in gunboat diplomacy. |  |
| This cartoon shows how Roosevelt's gunboat diplomacy had made the US dominant in Latin America |  |
| This is a picture of the Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire |  |
| This law made trusts illegal. Roosevelt brought it back from the grave. |  |
| This is an example of yellow journalism. It shows starving Cuban internees. |  |
| This example of yellow journalism shows a woman being insulted by Spanish customs officials. |  |
| This cartoon is critical of Wilson's missionary diplomacy in Mexico. |  |
| This man is the author of "The Influence of Sea Power Upon History" | Alfred T. Mahan,  |
| Coxey's March |  |
| Woodrow Wilson |  |
| Sgt. York, hero of WWI |  |
| John J. Blackjack Pershing |  |
| West Coast Immigration Station | Angel Island,  |
| East Coast Immigration Station | Ellis Island,  |
| This is one result of the use of chemical warfare in WWI |  |
| This man invaded the United States from Mexicon in 1916 | Pancho Villa,  |
| Henry Ford and one of his new cars in 1896 |  |
