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U.S. History : "US Imperialism (1890 - 1920) - Historic Terms 4

Sources:
- Textbook ... pp. 512 - 539, 564 - 577, 584 - 593
- Barrons ... pp. 215, 225 - 259

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repatriationto return people to their homeland at the end of a war
resolutionto decide - people agree on something
self-determinationindependence
Socialist Partya political party that wants the wealth spread out among all people
spoilsthe riches, the benefits, its not what you know, but who you know
stalemateno progress, standstill, no action
stereotypeto label someone, to make a judgement on all people of group, base on what one person does
stockpileto save up
strategic interestsomething is very important to a nation - like the Panama Canal to the U.S. - Suez Canal to Britain
submarinesboats that go underwater & fire torpedos
tankan armored vehicle that fires huge bullets
territoryland
transatlantic cableit allowed people in the United States to communicate with people in France or England
treatyan agreement - usually between 2 countries
U-Boatswhat German submarines were called
unincorporatedsmall towns / villages that are not organized - few services/very small government
Venezuelaa nation in South America - its loaded with oil, also produces some great baseball players
war guiltto be responsible for committing crimes during a war (such as killing a lot [masses] of people)
Western Civilizationrefers to cultures/nations such as Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Great Britain, France, the United States
world powera nation which is very strong, can protect itself, make its influence felt around the world - the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union, Spain in the 1500s
yellow fevera disease which can kill people, you get it from polluted water
yellow journalismstretching the truth - sensational/bigger than life stories
Yugoslaviaa country in southeastern Europe created from the Austro-Hungarian Empire & Ottoman Empire
truce2 countries agree to stop fighting, but it may only be temporary


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