Big Stick Policy		How countries will interact with other countries
Neutrality		This is an economy based on the selling of goods and business.
Foreign Policy		The President during the Spanish-American War and he was the founder of the Rough Riders.
Progressive Tax System		When a country build up their armies, usually to prepare for war.
Interest Rates		This stated that all countries have free trade.
Yellow Journalism		"Speak softly and carry a big stick, and you will go far." Theodore Roosevelt urged other countries to do what he wanted them to do.
Theodore Roosevelt		This is the central bank of the United States.
Dollar Diplomacy		The price of money.
War Front Clause		When a country states that they do not want to be involved with the war at all.
Zimmerman Telegram		A British passenger ship that was sunk by German Submarines, Americans were killed.
Militarism		Gardens that locals grew to help the war effort.
Fourteen Points		To pay for the deaths, a debt.
Nationalism		The idea that a country can determine their own governments.
Market Economy		When the Ship Maine was sunk and America believed it to be the job of the Spanish.
Open Door Policy		These were the rules set out by Woodrow Wilson to try and restore order to Europe.
Battleship Maine		The more income you make the higher the more you lose from taxes.
William McKinley		Type of writing when reporters exaggerated in their articles.
Isolationism		Encouraged people to invest on Latin America "dollars for bullets".
Monroe Doctrine		A telegram intercepted by the British, it was from the German Ambassador to a German Representative
Freedom of the Seas		It was an area where German submarines ruled, and any ships that enters this area will be sunk without warning.
The Federal Reserve System		Prevented any other countries to be stationed on the Western Hemisphere, and America said that they will fend for themselves.
Great White Fleet		Was the fleet of ships sent by Theodore Roosevelt, called the Great White Fleet because the Ships were all painted White.
Reparations		Stated that 10 miles outside a country is still part of the country.
Victory Gardens		He was a reporter that wrote about the Maine.
William Randolph Hearst		The Archduke Ferdinand, Serbia, was assassinated and was one of the main causes of WWI.
Lusitania		When Germany was expected to take full blame for the war.
Self-Determination		President for 2 terms and known for the annexation of Hawaii.
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare		Not to be on a side.
Imperialism		To have extreme feelings toward your country.
Assignation of the Archduke Ferdinand		When a small country is taken over by a bigger country
League of Nations		A conference of representatives from each country to discuss affairs.