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I. President Theodore Roosevelt reasserted our power in the world through the 57._ to the Monroe Doctrine which not only warned Europe to keep out of Latin America, but said that the US reserved the right to act as a police power in Latin America. IV. WORLD WAR I A. The four main long term causes of WWI were: 1. NATIONALISM: 58._ 2. 59 : ACQUIRING COLONIES 3. BUILDING UP OF ARMED FORCES PACTS BETWEEN COUNTRIES TO AID ONE ANOTHER IN CASE THEY ARE ATTACKED. B. These four things had been causing tension in Europe prior to the outbreak of war. C. The spark that set off these tensions was the assassination of the 62. of Austria Hungary, Franz Ferdinand, by a Serbian. The Serbs had just been annexed by Austria Hungary. Serbia had an alliance with Russia, so when Austria Hungary declared on Serbia in 1914, the alliance system was set in motion. The alliances were: 1. 63. _: ENGLAND, FRANCE, RUSSIA, SERBIA AND IN 1917 THE U.S. 2. 64. GERMANY AND AUSTRIA HUNGARY D. Most Americans did not believe we should join the war when it broke out. It was too far away and we had too many immigrants representing both sides. Furthermore, we were trading with both sides. Woodrow Wilson won the Presidential election with the slogan, "65. E. When the Germans sank the 66. a British passenger ship carrying American citizens, America got closer to war. Germany resumed unrestricted submarine warfare and began bombing our ships again. This, in addition to the 67._ which suggested an alliance between Mexico and Germany should the US join the war brought the war home and we declared war in 1917. F. Woodrow Wilson, our president during WWI, said we were fighting to "Make the world safe for G. We got ready for the war in a number of ways: We passed a draft - the Selective Service Act; we planted Victory Gardens; the 69. spread pro-war propaganda and convinced people to support the war. H. There was a lot of fear of immigrants, or 70._ during the war, particularlydirected against Germans. The government also prevented people from speaking out against the government or the war effort through the 71._ These acts were said to be legal by the Supreme Court in 72_ -another example of how freedom of speech is limited during time of war. I. The war ended in 1918. The Allies won! The treaty that ended the war was called the Treaty of 73._ _. Among other things it: 1. Contained a 74._ ,forcing Germany to accept totally responsibility for the war. 2. Forced Germany to pay 75._ or war damages, (which it didn't have the money to pay) 3. It made a lot of new nations. 4. The Treaty of Versailles really damaged Germany and is in part responsible for WWII. J. Wilson wanted to make the world a more peaceful place after the war. To do this he proposed a plan for peace called the 76 . One of the most important points was that nations of the world should join an international league for peace called the 77 . The United States never joined the League of Nations, nor did it sign the Treaty of Versailles. As it wanted to return to a policy of 78. . THE 1920'S A. During the 1920's we wanted to 79. or go back to how we were before the war. We did this by becoming so_ or staying out of world affairs. We even signed the 81_ which essentially argued that war was illegal and we would not participate. B. Because of the Russian Revolution, we were also scare that communists might take over the US. This was called the 82_ _. One example of this was the as_ when Attorney General Palmer arrested many suspected communists on very little evidence. C. During the 1920's the economy was seemingly good. People bought lots of things on credit, and speculated in the stock market which caused stock prices to rise unusually high. E. In the 1920's we implemented prohibition with the 84. Amendment. This banned the sale or consumption of alcohol. G. In the 1920's women finally got the right to vote with the as_ Amendment