US Hist final

  • Monroe Doctrine

  • Knights of Labor, 1869

    The Noble and Holy Order of the Knights of labor
    1869
    backward looking organized labor
  • Strike of 1877

    who: railroad brakemen first, then local workers and businessmen
    where:ny,nj, baltimore, through-out country
    when1877
    what: strike that spreads and federal troops brought in to put down the strike;
    importance: garrisoning of troops, the constitution, government supporting business, issued cease/desist orders
  • American Federation of Labor

    organized labor and trade unions /
    "bread'n'butter unionism", /
    incorporate local workers into the whole pie /
    represented skilled workers
  • Haymarket square riot

    may day protest turned violent
  • Jane Addams and Hull House

    Who: Jane Addams /
    when: 1889 /
    where: Chicago /
    what: founded Hull House in Chicago in 1889 to lift up immigrants; started as a daycare and grew to include literacy education and management skills, etc
    importance: ?
  • Florence Kelly and Labor Reform

    who: Florence Kelly
    what: uses statistics of working class; encouraged minimum wage, child labor laws, etc
    where: chicago
    when: 1890s
    importance: one of the first sociologists
  • Emilio Aguinaldo and the Insurrectos, 1890s

    when; 1980s /
    who: Emilio Aguinado, leader of the Insurrectos /
    what: Phillipine rebel against Spanish, exiled to Hong Kong, the US brings him back in to fight during the Spanish-American War /
    importance: we see the US use this guy and to establish themselves in the Phillipines when they turn on them after fighting Spain
  • Homestead lockout/strike

    idaho,
    frick, carnegie
  • pullman strike

  • USS Maine

    USS Maine /
    explodes /
    in Havana Harbor /
    February 15, 1898
    importance: the propoganda or getting us into war?
  • Manila Bay battle starts Spanish american war

    may 1st,
  • Boxer rebellion

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    phillippine insurrection

  • corollary to the Monroe Doctrine

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    Taft's presidency

  • Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

    who: heir to the Austria-Hungry throne, Archduke Franz Ferdinand /
    what: was assasinated
    where: Serbia
    when 1914
    importance: jumping off point for regional conflict that turned into world war, A.H. and Germany were allies, Serbia and Russia (+FR and UK) were allies
  • Sinking of the Lusitania

    Who and what : German submarine sinks british flag ship with Americans on board /
    when may 1915 /
    where: off the coast of Ireland
    importance: more-or-less violates pledge of restricted warfare, however, ads taken in NY Times/Post saying that you take your life in your hands when you travel under british flag
  • Zimmerman tellegram

  • National War Labor Board

    who: Wilson /
    what: created board to keep productivity going during the war; arbitrate disputes between workers and industry, prevent strikes /
    when: 1918
    importance: see federal interaction with private industry
  • Sedition Act of 1918

  • Great Migration begins

    when: during and after WW1, beginning in 1920 /
    who: black people /
    what: move to north to pursue job opportunities created by the first world war /
    where: ny, chicago, detroit, etc /
    importance: race riots erupt and contributes to the swtiching of parties
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    Harlem renaissance

  • Black Tuesday

    The stock market crashed on Oct 29 1929
    / after trying to prop up the market, the bottom fell out
    importance: contributing factor to the great depression
  • Bonus Army at mall in DC

  • FDR's 1st hundred days

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    2nd new deal

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    fdr's courtpacking scheme

  • HUAC House unamerican activities committee

  • long tellegraw from moscow

  • 1947 Report on civil Rights

    Who: Truman /
    what: comissions study-report; pushes for federal antilynch laws, federal laws guaranteeing right to vote, ban on segregation (ract-targeting policies
    when: 1947
    importance: minimize the appearance of injustice
  • Truman Doctrine

  • Marshall Plan

    Who: Marshall /
    when: June 5 1947 /
    what: during speech announces plan to rebuild Europe after WW2, dissatisfaction in Europe was feeding communism; 13.5B to appease people--it works /
    importance: helps people, communism popularity goes down
  • Berlin Blockade

  • Dixiecrat Revolt

  • Levittowns

    who: William Levitt
    when: 1949
    where: long island, ny
    what: applied assembly-line construction to houses
    importance: contributes to suburbanization of the 1950s
  • China goes Commie

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    Joseph McCarthy

    Who: McCarthy /
    when: in early 1950s 50-54 /
    what: contributes to Red Hunts; declares that there are X number of communist politicos
    where: appears in front of congress
    importance: propoganda makes people think its something of a problem, at least; lots of people investigated
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    Korean War

  • Iran, Mossadegh, and the Shah: Iranian Revollution

    When: 1953 /
    Where: Iran
    Who: appointed Mossadegh, the US CIA, and BP
    what: Iran wants to nationalize and kick out BP; The Dulles brother, the CIA, and Eisenhower back a coup that overthrows Mossadegh and puts Pahlavi back in /
    IMPORTANCE: shows AMA backing a dictator for their own purposes; shows the growing importance of oil in policy decisions
  • brown v board

  • montgomery bus boycott

  • Bay of Pigs

  • Cuban Missile Crisis

    who: Cuba, Russia, the US, Turkey
    what: after Bag of Pigs, Cuba reaches out to Russia for help; they agree to placement of missiles; Kennedy orders blockade; US agrees to pull missiles out of Turkey and Russia agrees to pull missiles out of Cuba
    where: Cuba
    importance: very real possibility of destroying the world with the nuclear weapons
  • Nixon and vietnamizing the war

  • Tonkin Gulf Resolution