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The verbs dormir, sortir, and partir
BY: Shelby Langford
French II
Period 4
dormir
To sleep
dormir
Je dors
Tu dors
Il/elle/on dort
Nous dormons
Vous dormez
Ils/elles dorment
sortir
To go out/ to take out
sortir
Je sors
Tu sors
Il/elle/on sort
Nous sortons
Vous sortez
Ils/elles sortent
partir
To leave
partir
Je pars
Tu pars
Il/elle/on part
Nous partons
Vous partez
Ils/elles partent
DBQ 14-1 APEH The European Heritage (Since 1300)
Isolationist impulse of the 20?s
No League of Nations
Return to normalcy
War debt fiasco
Washington Conference 1921
Disarmament and Open Door in China
Kellogg-Briand Pact
War cannot be used as foreign policy
Tydings-McDuffie Act in 1934
Independence for Philippines...in 1946
M - Militarism
A - Alliance System
I - Imperialism
N - Nationalism
Happy to go to war?
death in battle was glorious
America Remains Neutral (Kind Of)
America stops exports to Germany and Austria Hungary
large amounts of exports to UK and France
Many Americans did not see a need to fight in a war 3,000 miles away
isolationism
General sympathy for Great Britain and France emerges
anti-German sentiment bcs of immigration
commit to war in 1917
What made them so roaring?
inventions - like cars :D
music - introduction of jazz
more money
credit, stocks
no big depression in America
no rebuilding after the war
the entire thing was fought in Europe
most change in cities
fight against change in rural areas
all about social change!
constantly pushing boundaries
Jeffersonian America
Revolution of 1800
Not a real revolution
Political change without violence
Proves America is a stable country
Jefferson started his presidency w/ simplifying gov't
Reduce the size of federal gov't
Reduced size of the military
Judiciary Act of 1801: Adams pushes through last minute legislation & midnight judges
Teddy (The MAN?s Man)
recaptured the authority of the office
savvy politician who called for a ?square deal?
good deal for everyone involved
believed in ?good? and ?bad? trusts
worked to break up bad ones
?good? trusts allow for competition
called for regulation of private businesses
Coal Strike 1902
Conservationist
Seen by many as too radical and not radical enough
Politics of the Decade
Harding, Coolidge, Hoover
Harding ? scandals :(
Teapot Dome Scandal ? leased government lands for a bribe
caused distrust in government officials
Coolidge ? Silent Cal
took over after Harding died
Gilded Age
Homesteaders:
government offered free land (Homestead Act of 1862)
railroad companies offered land
building a railroad gave you everything
led to people buying up land
Frederick Jackson Turner?s thesis
broke down class distinctions, promoted independence
1890 census - no more land in the West
As more people move West, what happens to Native Americans?
miners and railroad companies pressured natives to give up land :(
*To what extent was the US responsible for the onset of the Cold War (up until 1953)?*
Cold War fought through proxy wars
Vietnam War
Korean War
Never actual fighting between US and USSR
Slavery in America
North and South were being brought together (slavery in the South was disappearing (sorta))
BUT
Eli Whitney?s cotton gin destroyed that :(
Before cotton gin
1 pound of cotton/day - 1 worker
After
10 pounds/day - 1 worker
North was part of Industrial Revolution - South grew more dependent on slavery
South and Britain were close
cotton was Britain?s most important manufactured product
Civil Rights
1950s and 60s
Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka
Decision came in 1954
Mandated the desegregation of schools in the South
Breaks up the ?separate but equal? Plesy vs. Ferguson decision of 1896
Schools had to desegregate in ?deliberate speed?
They dragged their feet, avoiding desegregation for as long as possible
Little Rock Nine - 1957
Central High School, Little Rock, Arkansas
Emmett Till - Mississippi 1955
Birmingham Church Bombing
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