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EOC Unit 4 Review (Imperialism / WW1)
EOC Unit 4 Review (Imperialism / WW1)
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How did the U.S rejection of the Treaty of Versailles help cause World War 2?
The United States provided financial stability to Germany who built an army
The U.S appeased Germany & Hungary instead of stopping them from crimes
Italy and Russia became major powers in the League of Nations
League of Nations lacked necessary power & influence to deter aggression
2
The signficance of the
Great White Fleet
demonstrated the U.S -
growing naval superiority & its willingness to project that power worldwide
committment to protecting our allies in Europe and Latin America
ability to acquire foreign territories by force through military action
willngness to avoid diplomatic relations with foreign nations
3
The perspective of these two political cartoons suggests -
U.S inability to remain neutral during WW1
Germany's successful military strategies during WW1
U.S committment to supporting Germany
Germany and Mexico had a successful alliance
4
The perspective of this political cartoon demonstrates -
U.S committement to a peaceful Latin American economy
U.S naval superiority by constructing the Panama Canal
U.S imperialism by acquiring the nation of Panama
U.S ability to speak softly but carry a big stick
5
Why is the Spanish American War of 1898 often considered a major turning point in U.S History?
It showed American support for European economic interests in East Asia
It demonstrated the need for better communications in wartime
It revealed that the US had become a world power
It marked the first American victory over a European power
6
Select all the
main
causes of World War 1
Militarism
Expansionism
Nationalism
Alliances
Colonialism
Imperialism
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This organization played a crucial role in U.S ability to ensure that the necessary war materials were produced
War Industries Board
Office of Price Administration
United War Work Campaign
Office of War Information
8
The
Platt Amendment
was significant because it gave the U.S all of the following
EXCEPT
-
control over Cuban affairs
allowed the US to intervene in Cuban politics whenever it saw fit
the ability to give Cuban people the ability to vote in U.S elections
limited the sovereignty of the Cuban government
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Schneck v. United States
involved the constitutionality of the Espionage Act of 1917. The Supreme Court ruled -
the government can record your phone calls if you mention WW1
speech can be restricted if it poses a clear and present danger to security
anyone 15 years or older is eligible for the military draft
anyone suspected of spying is held indefinitly without a trial
10
This sign "No War Talk" refers to which of the following laws passed during WW1?
Espionage Act
Sedition Act
War Powers Act
The Palmer Raids
11
The
Open Door Policy
was a diplomatic initiative proposed by the United States in 1899 to promote -
Economic ties with Japan
Equal trading rights with China
Military diplomacy with Russia
Revitalizing immigration policies with Europe
12
What would be the
cause
for signs such as this:
"Danger to pro Germans. Loyal Americans Welcome to Edison Park"
Germany attacked the United States by invading Florida with Mexico's help
There was a lot of internal conflict between Italian and German Americans
primarily motivated by a combination of nationalism, propaganda, and fear.
Because of the Holocaust, many people disliked the German people
13
This political cartoon by the Philadelphia Press illustrates the perspective of -
Economic trade through the Open Door Policy
American Expansionism post Oregon Trail
American Imperialism post Spanish-American War
Military conquest using the Great White Fleet
14
What caused the U.S Senate to reject Article X of the League of Nations
The Leauge of Nations failed to pay the U.S reparations for help in WW1
The U.S was going through a massive depression that needed more attention
They did not want to get dragged into another European conflict
It was a purely political move by Senate Republicans to a Democrat POTUS