The US in the Aftermath of World War I and 1920s Politics (HSC SSCE Modern History): Flashcards

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Manifest Destiny

Belief US destined for greatness & westward expansion

Progressivism (1902-19)

Response to industrial problems; govt intervention needed

President Woodrow Wilson's role

Progressive reformer; banking, labour, trade reforms

Wilson's Fourteen Points

Plan for peace post-WWI; included League of Nations

League of Nations purpose

International org to prevent future wars via diplomacy

US & League of Nations (1920)

Congress voted against joining; blow to Wilson's vision

Treaty of Versailles terms for Germany

Harsh: reparations, war guilt, military limits, territory loss

Isolationism definition

US policy distancing from international affairs, focus domestic

Warren G. Harding's 1920 campaign

'Return to normalcy'; isolationism & domestic focus

Pearl Harbor attack date & impact

7 Dec 1941; ended US isolationism, entered WWII

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