

Unit 5 ARROWS
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Timothy Richmond
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Match
Match the following
16th Amendment
17th Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
Income tax
Direct election of senators
Prohibition
Women's suffrage
Income tax
Direct election of senators
Prohibition
Women's suffrage
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Multiple Choice
What was one of the main goals of progressive reformers during the early twentieth century?
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Multiple Choice
The initiative and referendum are considered democratic reforms because they (SSUSH13d)
Permit citizens to have a more direct role
in lawmaking
Extend the right to vote to 18-year-old
citizens
Let all registered voters select their
state’s presidential electors
Allow residents of one state to bring
lawsuits against residents of another state
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Multiple Choice
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Categorize
Founding of the NAACP
Establishment of the Civil Rights Movement
Legal Challenges to Segregation Laws
Establishment of Separate but Equal Doctrine
Segregation in Public Facilities
Racial Discrimination in Education
Increased Racial Tensions
Violations of Civil Rights
Jim Crow laws expanded
Legalization of racial segregation
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Multiple Choice
What terretories did the United States acquire as a result of the Spanish American War?
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Multiple Choice
How might the United States' behavior during the Spanish-American War be seen as contradictory?
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Anti-imperialists believed taking over other countries was wrong because it went against America's belief in freedom and self-rule.
Imperialists vs. Anti-Imperialists
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Categorize
Involving ourselves in other countries' affairs goes against true American values.
America's destiny is to lead and uplift other nations.
Forcing our way of life on others is unjust and not what our country stands for.
Respecting the sovereignty of other nations is essential for global peace and cooperation.
Intervening in other countries' affairs only leads to resentment and conflict.
Imperialism undermines the self-determination of other nations and their people.
Exploiting other countries for our own gain is unethical and harmful.
Resisting imperialism is a moral duty for all citizens of a free nation.
Supporting imperialism contradicts the principles of democracy and freedom.
Expanding our influence and power is necessary for the prosperity of our nation.
Spreading our values and way of life to other nations is a noble endeavor.
Bringing civilization and progress to less developed nations is our responsibility.
Establishing colonies and territories abroad is beneficial for our economic growth.
Exercising control over other nations is a sign of our strength and superiority.
Intervening in other countries' affairs is justified for the greater good of our nation.
Imperialism is a natural and necessary part of a nation's growth and expansion.
Students will identify and categorize the main arguments of imperialists and anti-imperialists to understand the national debate over American expansionism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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