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The result of this assassination was that Teddy Roosevelt became the 26th President
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Writers who expose big business corruption
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set food quality standards
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Connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans (opens in 1914)
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Assembly line was built
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Establishment of income tax
Direct election of senators -
Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated which kicked off the war
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Americans were killed that were on board
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U.S. warns them to stop
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Intercepted by British, asks for Germany/Mexico alliance against U.S
U.S joins war -
Establishes the Draft
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14th pt most important- Calls for The League of Nations
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Outlaws purchase, sale, and transport of alcohol
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Ends WW1; calls for heavy reparations on Germany, disarmament, and the creation of the League of Nations; U.S. Senate rejects it
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Women's suffrage(right to vote
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Exposes massive corruption in Harding Administration
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Completes world's first solo flight across Atlantic- seen as a hero
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Black Tuesday- Launches Great Depression
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March on Washington demanding compensation- forced out
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FDR claims Bank Holiday to fix banks
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Repeals 18th amendment (prohibition)
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supports union rights,protects collective bargaining
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Establishes funds for unemployed and elderly
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Germany invades Poland
U.S. attempts isolationism from war in Europe
December 7, 1941- Japan bombs Pearl Harbor-U.S. enters the War
Battle of Stalingrad-seen as war's turning point for allied victory -
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U.S. Defeats japan, Seen as turning point of the war
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Creation of the first Atomic Bomb
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Harry Truman becomes president
Adolf Hitler commits suicide -
Japan Surrenders
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Victory in Europe
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created with 51 founding nations
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Describes division of communist eastern europe from western europe
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postwar economic recovery to help Western europe; largest relief aid given by U.S. in U.S. history
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U.S. intent to fight Communism by helping free nations resist it.
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USSR blocks all aid into West Berlin;- U.S. drops food and supplies by air to West Berlin
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U.S. aids south korea against north korea; Peace Treaty in 1953