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US History - Imperialism and WWI Review
US History - Imperialism and WWI Review
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1
What territories did the U.S. gain after the Spanish American war?
Hawaii and Cuba
Cuba and the Philippines
Guam and Cuba
Guam, Puerto Rico & the Philippines
2
What was one of the causes of the Spanish American war?
Communism
The War on Terror
The bombing of Pearl Harbor
The sinking of the USS Maine
3
What regiment did Teddy Roosevelt lead?
Tough Fighters
The Trust Busters
The Rough Riders
The Midnight Cowboys
4
What did the Foraker Act mean for Puerto Rico?
Establishing a civil government
citizens would be helped
Puerto Rico would become a state
Puerto Rico would become an Independent country
5
What is Imperialism?
A policy against fun
A policy of expanding rights
A policy of expanding a countries power
A policy of expanding laws
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Which of the following is not an argument in support of imperialism?
The US should become a world-class power
the US should expand to compete economically
The US should respect other people's right to liberty
The US should spread its ideals to other parts of the world
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What form of Imperialism was done acquiring Hawaii?
Economic
Imperial
Cultural
Social
8
President Theodore Roosevelt’s Big Stick policy was used by the United States to
expand its colonial empire in Africa
settle a dispute between Russia and Japan
isolate itself from European conflicts
police the Western Hemisphere
9
How did World War I end?
The Germans won.
Nani Jean put her foot down and said, enough!!
An Armistice was signed
The Germans bombed Pearl Harbor.
10
As President, Teddy Roosevelt followed
an isolationist foreign policy
an expansionist foreign policy
a neutral foreign policy
a humanitarian foreign policy
11
Who was President of the United States during World War 1?
Barack Obama
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
12
The 4 MAIN causes of WWI were: Militarism, Imperialism, Nationalism, &.......
Election of Adolf Hitler
Alliances
Assassination of Woodrow Wilson
Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
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What were the positive consequences of imperialism?
cheap labor, new markets, revolution trade
economic growth, improved education, and healthcare
new medicine, increased local welfare, economic growth
national security, trading rights, cheap labor
14
Woodrow Wilson used moral diplomacy to
Start war in Latin America
Limit Latin American power
To conquer Latin America
Support Latin American countries
15
Whose assassination led to the outbreak of World War I?
Phillip II
Julius Caesar
Franz Ferdinand
King Henry IV
16
Who was the president during the Spanish American war?
Theodore Roosevelt
William Taft
William McKinley
Donald Trump
17
How did the Filipinos rebel against the US imperialism
Bombing Raids on Pearl Harbor
Guerilla warfare
Political parties
Declare war
18
When was the Spanish American War?
1941
1898
1776
2001
19
The teddy bear was named after Roosevelt
True
False
20
After the Spanish American War, Cuba became...
a U.S. territory
a Spanish territory
independent
a super power
21
Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands are
None of above
States
American Protectorates
Independence from USA
22
During World War 1, which side was the US originally on?
Neither (Neutral)
Axis
Allies
The dark side
23
The treaty of _____ brought World War 1 to an end
Germany
Freedom
Versailles
Paris
24
What is the name of the poem behind imperialism?
The take over
Americansination
Solace
The white man’s burden
25
Who declared Dollar Diplomacy?
Roosevelt
Wilson
McKinley
Taft
26
What global organization was formed DIRECTLY after World War 1?
League of Nations
United Nations
NATO
EU
27
Our first "official" act of imperialism was led by Commodore Perry in
Guam
Hawaii
Alaska
Japan
28
What impacts of imperialism are the most negative?
Industrial development
Establishment of naval outposts
Building of schools and roads
Disease and removal of indigenous culture.
29
Which of the following would be an example of Moral Diplomacy?
declaring war on a neighboring country
the U.S. aiding a pro-democratic government in Latin America
sending troops to force a foreign leader to resign
sending money to a foreign nation to open up trade
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What is Big Stick Diplomacy?
Carry a big stick everywhere you go.
Be defensive and harsh in war.
Refuse to get involved in anything.
Negotiation with an unspoken threat of a powerful military.
