EOCT Review

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EOCT Review

• By Cody McCulloch

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Great Migration

• It was a movement of about seven million out of
  the southern United States to the north, Midwest,
  and the west from 1910 to 1970. the reason the
  migrated was to get away from racism, to find
  employment, and a better education for there
  families.

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• Before the migration, there were 2 percent of
  African Americans in Chicago's population. By the
  end of the migration, in 1970 it was 33 percent.

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Philippine-American War

• It was a conflict between the United States and
  the First Philippine Republic. It lasted from
  1899 to 1902. The war was a struggle for the
  Philippines independence.

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Panama Canal

• Was a man-made canal in central America which
  joins the pacific and Atlantic oceans. It was one
  of the largest and most difficult engineering
  projects ever taken on

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• The project was first started in 1880 under
  French leadership. The attempt failed and killed
  21,900 workers. The united states attempt
  succeeded and the canal opened in 1914.

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Roosevelt Corollary

• Was a substantial amendment to the Monroe
  Doctrine by U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt in
  1904. it was the right to stabilize the economic
  affairs of small nations in the Caribbean and
  central America if they were unable to pay there
  international debt.

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US Neutrality

• The Neutrality Acts were a series of hures that
  were passed by the United States Congress in the
  1930s. The turmoil going on in Europe and Asia
  eventually led to World War II. They were spurred
  by the growth in isolationism in the US following
  its costly involvement in World War I, and sought
  to ensure that the US would not become entangled
  again in foreign conflicts, especially in Europe.

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Espionage Act

• was a United States federal law passed shortly
  after entering World War I, on June 15, 1917,
  which made it a crime for a person to give
  information the would interfere with the U.S.
  armed forces and to give false statements on the
  U.S. navy or armed forces to help out its enemy

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18th Amendment

• Eighteenth Amendment of the United States
  Constitution, along with the Volstead Act
  established Prohibition in the United States. Its
  ratification was certified on January 29, 1919.
  It is the only amendment to the United States
  Constitution that has been repealed.

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19th Amendment

• The Nineteenth Amendment to the United States
  Constitution provides that neither any individual
  state or the federal government may deny a
  citizen the right to vote because of that
  citizen's sex.

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Eugene V. Debs

• Eugene Victor Debs November 5, 1855 October 20,
  1926 was an American union leader, one of the
  founders of the International Labor Union and the
  Industrial Workers of the World, as well as
  five-time Socialist Party of America candidate
  for President of the United States.

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Fourteen Points

• speech delivered by President Woodrow Wilson of
  the United States to a joint session of the
  United States Congress on January 8, 1918. This
  speech was intended to assure the country that
  the war was being fought for a moral cause and
  for peace in Europe after World War I. The people
  of Europe welcomed Wilson as a hero.

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Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

• Unrestricted submarine warfare is a type of naval
  warfare in which submarines sink merchant ships
  without warning.