Chapter 28 America Becomes a World Power. 28.2 America Stretches Its Wings *Imperialism- The policy of extending a nation’s power by gaining political.
George Washington Whiskey Rebellion Farmers in Pa., unhappy With the tax on the Production of a product, farmers rebell, GW leads the militia against.
World War I “The Great War” 1914 - 1918. Important things to remember… EUROPE IS A CONTINENT NOT A COUNTRY WAR BEGINS AND THEN THE US ENTERS “WORLD WAR”
FOCUS ACTIVITY GOOD MORNING US History
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MR LIPMAN’S APUS POWERPOINT Chapter 30 WWI and Woodrow Wilson.
Reasons for War USA Involvement. 1. Lusitania Sunk May 1915 British passenger ship sunk by German u-boat killing 1,198 passengers including 128 Americans.
Foreign Policy in the Jeffersonian Era
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WWI Notes
World War I, Chapter 22 Notes
The US in World War I: 1914-1918 WORLD WAR I. Militarism – European nations built up large armies & navies to protect their national interests. Alliances.
