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American Imperialism and World War I
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Policy by which a nation is free to determine its own political status
Monotheism
Protectorate
Colonial Rule
self-determination
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President Wilson suffered a severe __ in 1919.
neck injury from a car accident
ankle sprain
Stroke
acne
3
Why did the US Senate NOT ratify the Treaty of Versailles?
Interference with US trade
Felt it would lead to international instability
A drain on US finances
It would drag the US into European conflicts
4
Idea that every nation would have equal trading with China
Open-Door Policy
Closed Door Policy
Front Door Policy
Revolving Door Policy
5
Country that agreed to aid Austria-Hungary after the assassination
Germany
Great Britain
France
Russia
6
Head of the American armed forces during WWI
Ulysses S. Grant
George C. Patton
Douglas MacArthur
John J. Pershing
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The peace treaty ending World War 1 was called this
Treaty of Marsailles
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of London
Treaty of Ghent
8
President when the Panama Canal was begun
Bill Clinton
Theodore Roosevelt
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
9
President of the U.S. during WWI
Theodore Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
10
Opponent of Wilson who did not want the US to join the League of Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Kirby Puckett
Henry Winkler
Henry David Thoreau
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"Its not necessary to own people to trade with them"
Anti-Imperialist
Imperialist
12
Wilson's ___ gave support to countries whose beliefs were similar to the US
Dollar Diplomacy
Big Stick Diplomacy
Moral Diplomacy
Square Deal
13
First Allied passenger liner to be sunk with a loss of American lives
Titanic
SS Minnow
Olympic
Lusitania
14
Case that decided the 1st Amend. could be restricted if there was a “clear & present danger.”
Plessy v. Ferguson
Schenk v. US
Brown v. Board
Citizens United v. FEC
15
Allowed the government to silence ideas that challenged its authority
Open Door Policy
Espionage and Sedition Acts
Thomas Crown Affair
Teller Amendment
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Competition between nations for the highest number of weapons of war
Space Race
Monotheism
Communism
Arms Race
17
Policy of one nation owning or controlling another
Paternalism
Isolationism
Imperialism
Monotheism
18
Product of the Hawaiian Islands desired by Americans
Potatoes
Sugar
Green Beans
Corn
19
Last Hawaiian Monarch
Queen Liliuokalani
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Victoria
Queen Charlotte V
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Leader of the Rough Riders during America's war with Spain
Douglas MacArthur
William McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
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Person whose newspapers helped get the U.S. into the Spanish American War
Rupert Murdoch
Mark Twain
William Randolph Hearst
Earnest Hemingway
22
Term for an American soldier in the war
Billy Yank
Johnny Reb
Doughboy
Flyboy
23
Person who set up pineapple plantations in Hawaii
Ralph Ocean Spray
Jimmy John
Sanford Dole
Eugene V. Debs
24
Term for England, France, Russia, and the United States
Allies
United Nations
Triple Alliance
Central Powers
25
Germany, at the end of the war, agreed to make these to pay for damages during the war
volkswagens
reparations
Mercedes
BMWs
26
Wilson's plan for peace
Potsdam Conference
Sherman's March to the Sea
Fourteen Points
Gettysburg Address
27
Remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups, especially political affairs
Isolationism
Nationalism
Imperialism
Canibalism
28
U.S. General in charge of soldiers during World War I
Robert E. Lee
Dwight Eisenhower
Ulysses Grant
John Pershing
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Country that withdrew from WWI because of an internal revolution
Russia
Britain
France
United States
30
Used to justify imperialism, survival of the fittest, best country "wins" type stuff
General relativity
Social Darwinism
Plate tectonics
Game theory
31
Calling up of men to serve in the army
Guerrilla
Manifesto
Gorilla
Draft
32
Great Migration
Women
Native Americans
African-Americans
Socialists
33
Area called Seward's Folly
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Alaska
34
German minister who sent a note to the Mexicans trying to persuade them to invade the U.S.
George Bratwurst
Joseph Wienerschnitzel
Alexander Sauerkraut
Alfred Zimmerman
35
Country where Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated
Russia
France
Serbia
Bosnia
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Politician and Socialist leader who was jailed for speaking out against the war.
Donald Trump
Teddy Roosevelt
Barack Obama
Eugene V. Debbs
37
World's first international political organization
Warsaw Pact
United Nations
League of Nations
NATO
38
Harbor in which the USS Maine was blown up
Pearl
Chesapeake Bay
Green Bay Harbor
Havana
39
This became a US Territory in 1917
Alaska
Wisconsin
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
40
Country that received the major blame for the war
Germany
France
Russia
United States
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Roosevelt Corollary
All of the Above
Added on to the Monroe Doctrine
Was issued by Secretary of State John Quincy Adams
called for new levels of isolationism
42
Famous harbor in the Hawaiian Islands
Havana Harbor
Pearl Harbor
Guantanamo Bay
Chesapeake Bay
43
Reasons for American Imperialism
Global Competition
All of the Above
Military Strength
Social Darwinism/White Man's Burden
44
Position taken by the U.S. during the early years of the war
Nationalistic
Pro War
Neutrality
Militaristic
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Theodore Roosevelt became the 1st American to receive this.
Olympic Medal
Razzie
Grammy Award
Nobel Peace Prize
46
Country through which the United States built a canal
Columbia
Panama
Mexico
Puerto Rico
47
What does this cartoon represent?
militarism
alliance system
imperialism
nationalism
48
A negative result of World War I was, that in many European nations
many dictators seized control
nationalism became less intense
foreign trade improved
living conditions improved
49
Wilson's Fourteen Points
All of the Above
rejected by the Allied Leaders
Included the creation of a "League of Nations"
Did NOT blame Germany for the war
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Germany's all-out submarine attacks
Panzeranklopfgerät
blitzkreig
unfettered underwater sneak attacks
unrestricted submarine warfare
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Place charged by the Rough Riders
Bear Butte
San Juan Hill
Bascom Hill
Currahee Mountain
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The 19th Amendment guaranteed federal ___ shortly after World War I.
relief from war debts
Women's Suffrage
property taxes
prohibition
53
American naval base established on Cuba
Guantanamo Bay
Green Bay
Havana Bay
Pearl Harbor
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Nation that sold Alaska to the United States
Spain
England
Russia
France
55
Filipino leader who wanted his nation to become independent in 1898
John D. Rockefeller
Emilio Aguinaldo
Ho Chi Minh
Andrew Carnegie
56
Term for Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey
League of Nations
Allies
Central Powers
United Nations
57
The United States encouraged and supported the Panamanian people gaining independence so....
Communism would stop spreading in Central America
that we could rescue Princess Leia from the Empire
that we could build the Panama Canal
that the ruthless dictator of Columbia would be stopped
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Man whose assassination started World War I
Archduke Ferdinand
William McKinley
Abe Lincoln
James Garfield
59
Many women worked in ___ during World War I.
Department Stores
Walmart
Factories
Mines
60
This amendment to the Cuban Constitution allowed the US to build a naval base.
Roosevelt Corallary
Telephone Amendment
Monroe Doctrine
Platt Amendment
61
He said, "The world must be made safe for democracy."
Woodrow Wilson
Jimmy Carter
Theodore Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
62
Roosevelt's quote stating the U.S. would try to achieve it aims quietly, with threat of warfare
"read my lips, no new taxes"
"To speak softly and carry a big stick"
"To talk quietly and tote a massive twig"
"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself"
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Man who proposed the fourteen points
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Barack Obama
Richard Nixon
64
Of all the men that died in the
Spanish
-
American war
, 90 percent of them died from
the sinking of their ships
knife wounds
gunshot wounds
diseases and other illnesses
65
Due to the rise of socialism and the fear of Communism this "movement" emerged after WWI.
Yellow Journalism
Red Scare
Blue State
Green Party
66
He wrote a book analyzing the importance of naval power; big influence on TR
Alfred Hitchcock
Alfred the Great
Alfred T. Mahan
Alfred Morris
67
Taft's ___ furthered US economic power by guaranteeing loans made to foreign countries.
Big Stick Diplomacy
Dollar Diplomacy
Open Door Diplomacy
Moral Diplomacy
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Battleship sent to protect Americans living in Havana
USS Lexington
USS Deleware
USS Maine
USS Missouri
69
3 territories gained by the U.S. from Spain at the end of the Spanish-American War
Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Phillippines
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia
Arizona, New Mexico, California
70
Practice of featuring sensational news with large headlines to sell papers
Expository
yellow journalism
Narrative
photo journalism
71
Mexican revolutionary who led Pershing on a chase before the war
Romeo Santos
Juan Luis Guerra
Kent Hrbek
Pancho Villa
72
This was a violent anti-foreign, anti-colonial and anti-Christian uprising, took place in China
French Revolution
Boxer Rebellion
Glorious Revolution
Haitian Revolution
73
President who said the US should "speak softly and carry a big stick"
John Adams
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
74
Person who said WWI should be "the war to end all wars"
Warren G. Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Woody Woodpecker
Theodore Roosevelt
75
This was the land between armies in trench warfare
no man's land
Space Race