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Hist1302 Week 06
- 1. Wars for Democracy 1914-1920 US History Survey Mini-Lectures 1865 to the Present
- 2. Week 6 Virtual Classroom WWI Comes to Europe Mini-Lecture 1: From Assassination in the Balkans to War in Europe; Total War in Europe
- 3. World War I Comes to Europe
- 5. World War I: Background Tensions (clip)
- 6. Shell Shock and the case of Harry Farr (BBC)
- 7. Wars for Democracy 1914-1920 US History Survey 1865 to the Present
- 8. Week 6 Virtual Classroom The War in America Mini-Lecture 2: Neutrality and American Business; The Debate over American Involvement; Toward Intervention; Mobilizing the Home Front
- 10. The Lusitania Neutrality and American Business
- 12. The Debate over American Involvement
- 15. Mobilizing the Home Front
- 17. William Lionel Wyllie's Track of Lusitania. View of casualties and survivors in the water and in lifeboats. Author Interview (Booknotes)
- 18. Wars for Democracy 1914-1920 US History Survey 1865 to the Present
- 19. Week 6 Virtual Classroom The Expanding Wartime Economy Mini-Lecture 3: Labor Gains at Home; The Great Migration; Tension on the Southern Border; Women Workers and Woman Suffrage
- 20. Labor Gains at Home
- 25. Tension on the Southern Border
- 29. Women Workers and Woman Suffrage
- 31. Who Was Alice Paul? Pt 1
- 32. Who Was Alice Paul? Pt 2
- 33. Wars for Democracy 1914-1920 US History Survey 1865 to the Present
- 34. Week 6 Virtual Classroom Militancy, Repression, and Nativism Mini-Lecture 4: Working-Class Protest and Political Radicalism; Repression and Nativism
- 35. Working-Class Protest and Political Radicalism
- 41. Wars for Democracy 1914-1920 US History Survey 1865 to the Present
- 42. Week 6 Virtual Classroom Winning the War and Losing the Peace Mini-Lecture 5: American Troops and the Battles They Fought; Wilson and the Shape of the Peace
- 43. American Troops and the Battles They Fought
- 47. Vladimir Lenin The October Revolution Wilson and the Shape of the Peace
- 49. Treaty of Versailles Wilson and the Shape of the Peace (Continued)
- 50. Creation of New Nations, Redrawing the Map in Europe (and Middle East)
- 52. Wilson’s Battle for the League; Congress Concludes Separate Peace (Illustration of Hindu Goddess Kali as Statue of Liberty)
- 54. World War I: U.S. Army Battles in France (Britannica.com)
- 55. Context: 1918-19 Influenza Pandemic (Discovery Channel)
- 56. Treaty of Versailles (Britannica.com)
- 57. Wars for Democracy 1914-1920 US History Survey 1865 to the Present
- 58. Week 6 Virtual Classroom Winning the War and Losing the Peace Mini-Lecture 6: Postwar Strikes and Race Riots; The Red Scare and American Civil Liberties
- 59. Postwar Strikes and Race Riots
- 62. A. Mitchell Palmer The Red Scare and American Civil Liberties
- 63. Sacco and Vanzetti Sacco and Vanzetti Case
- 65. SACCO AND VANZETTI - NOW ON DVD!
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- From Assassination in the Balkans to War in Europe June 28, 1914 Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand Context of the start of WWI: ethnic tensions, global imperialism, militarism, secret alliances … Allies (Britain, France and Russia) vs. Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire) Total War in Europe Development of a Brutal Stalemante War of Attrition in the Trenches Concept of Total War and Mobilizaiton of the Home Front
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- America’s Financing of the Allied War Effort New York Replacing London as World’s Financial Capital Major Arms Contracts Issue of “Freedom of the Seas” May 1915 – Sinking of the Lusitania (British ship with 128 Americans on board) Secretary Bryan’s Resignation from State Dept. -- Replaced by Robert Lansing Pointers to more information about ... can be found on the wikipedia site.
- Woodrow Wilson’s World View Concerns About Post-War Order The Anti-War Movement: From LaFollette to Debs Debs’ Speech (p. 286) TR, Masculinity and “I Didn’t Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier” (Popular Song) The Preparedness Movement and Business Leaders
- Woodrow Wilson’s World View Concerns About Post-War Order The Anti-War Movement: From LaFollette to Debs Debs’ Speech (p. 286) TR, Masculinity and “I Didn’t Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier” (Popular Song) The Preparedness Movement and Business Leaders Woodrow Wilson’s 1916 Campaign Plays to the Left: He Kept Us Out of the War Morality in the Mind of Wilson Proximate Causus Belli – Feb 1, 1917 German Resumption of“Unrestricted Submarine Warfare” + Zimmerman Telegram War as a War to Make the World Safe for Democracy Whose life counts? Anti-German Propaganda and the Real Story of Belgium
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- Suppression of Free Speech: 1917 Espionage Act and 1918 Sedition Act Power of the Government Over IndustryGrows (Example of the War Industries Board) Rationalization of Typewriter Ribbons Progressive Income Tax: Revenue Acts of 1916 and 1917 Marketing the War: Committee on Public Informaiton (CPI) Over There (Popular Song) Patriotic Illustrations (ex. “Buy Liberty Bonds”)
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- Irony of the War to Make the World Safe for Democracy: Increased Liberty for Those It was Not Intended to Increase Liberty for … From 1916 to 1920, Over a Million Workers Went on Strike Outbreak of War saw Wave of Strikes in Industry The Thriving Economy Put Power in Workers’ Hands But Wilson too, Advocated Union Power – Rallied Workers Behind the War Effort Workers Aggitated Against Bosses as “Kaisers” Chart Showing Rise of Industrial Wages 1912-1920 Creation of a National Bureaucracy – Federal Employment 1881-1920
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- Low Unemployment Draws Marginalized Into Work: Immigrants African Americans Applachian Whites Women Rapidly Expanding Auto Industry in Detroit, MI and Rubber in Akron, OH Great Migration of African Americans from South to North and California – Reasons to Leave; What They Faced
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- American Interventions: Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Repblic US Intervention in the Mexican Revolution 1914 US Troops Occupy Vera Cruz 1916 General Pershing Pursues Poncho Villa Mexican Immigrants Come to Work in War Industries (Growth of San Antonio) Border Restrictions Lax, But Segregation Persisted Controversies Surrounding Texas Rangers and Extralegal Killings
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- Women in Traditional Male Jobs Explosion of Clerical Work Opportunities Drop Off of Black Women in Domestic Service and the “Work of Fight” Laws Vigitantism: Tarring and Feathering Ethel Barrett (Wife of Black Soldier, Vicksburg, MS) Rise of National Women’s Part (NWP) Lead By Alice Paul Picketing the White House Hunger Strikes (Like the British Suffragists) Wilson endorsed 19th Ammendment, resistance in the legislature finally overcome in August 18, 1920 It Had Taken 72 Years Since the Sececa Falls Convetion …
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- Immigration, Socialism, Anarchism and Trade Unionism Photo of Strikers in Bayonne, NJ – Standard Oil Works Photo of Food Riot in NYC (Feb 1917) Nov 1917 Bolshevik Revolution in Russia Rise of IWW and Repression of IWW
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- 1917 Anti-IWW Cartoon American Protective League and Anti-Immigrant Violence Pillory for “Traitors” 18th Amendment – Phohibition 1919
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- Draft in May 1917 – Massive growth of Military (~122,000 to more than 3,600,000 in service) Army as Melting Pot Idea Segregation in the Army – German Propaganda “To the Colored Soldiers of the U.S.Army” (p. 314) Use of “IQ Tests” Summer of 1918- American Army on the Western Front Major American Victory at the Argonne. American Soldiers Service Not Like European Counterparts General Elmer Sherwood’s diary (p. 315) Brutality of Industrialized War – Image of the “New Faces”
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- Russian Revolution (Oct. 1917) May 15, 1919 Illustation of Count Parasitsky Taking Out Trash Lenin vs. Wilson March 1918 Soviet Russia Signs Separate Peace with Central Powers Allied Victory November 1918 Pointers to more information about ... can be found on the wikipedia site.
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- Negotiations in Versailles – Wilson’s 14 Points & League of Nations -- Europeans Seek to Punish Germany Problems with the 14 Points (p. 318) Versailles Treaty forced Germany to Accept: Guilt for the War Territorial Cessions Reparations Pointers to more information about ... can be found on the wikipedia site.
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- Strikes from Miners in the West to Police Officers (Boston) Most important strike started in Steel Industry in Pittsburgh, PA and spread (Sept. 1919) – Divide and Conquer Along Racial Lines Ballot – Iron and Steel Workers East St. Louis Race Riot 1917 Race Riots in Chicago 1919 1919 Resurgence of KKK
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- Illustration of Bolshevik Serpent March 1919 1920 Debs Runs For President From Prison and Gets Almost 1 Million Votes Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer and the Palmer Raids Military Intelligence, the Spider Web and the PTA Pointers to more information about ... can be found on the wikipedia site.
- May 5, 1920 Arrest of Sacco and Vanzetti for Murder in S. Braintree, MA August 23, 1927 – Sacco and Vanzetti Executed Photo of Sacco and Vanzetti Funeral August 1928 Pointers to more information about ... can be found on the wikipedia site.
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