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1st Sem. American History Exam Review Part II -- Ch. 10
1st Sem. American History Exam Review Part II -- Ch. 10
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Mrs. Schoch American History Exam Review Part II Southview High School 2016-2017
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What did the United States NOT gain after the Spanish American War?
Samoa
Guam
Philippines
Puerto Rico
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American BUSINESS LEADERS thought American expansion would
solve economic problems of overproduction at home
help America create a global empire
would make American militarily as strong as European nations
stop the Russians from expanding into Alaska
3
What is the #1 method used by the NAACP to fight discrimination during the Jim Crow era?
civil disobedience
boycotts
through the courts
nonviolent marches
4
Why did many Americans side with the Cuban rebels instead of Spain?
the battle at San Juan Hill
the Treaty of Paris
the Spanish run reconcentration camps
the Platt Amendment
5
Why did many immigrants support city political machines?
political machines combated crime in the slums
political machines were corruption free
political machines often provided immigrants with jobs
political machines ignored the immigrants
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A major reason the United States followed a policy of expansionism in the late 1800s:
so American workers could work in foreign factories
to obtain foreign factory made products
to take colonies from Great Britain
to have new markets for American goods
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This president is known for EXPANDING PRESIDENTIAL POWER
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ulysses Grant
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
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Anti-imperialist believed that imperialism
rejected universal suffrage
rejected religious freedom
rejected the ideal of liberty for all
rejected manifest destiny
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White supremacists tried to prevent African Americans from gaining political power by
segregating schools
ratifying the Sixteenth Amendment
creating voting restrictions
creating free pubic educationi
10
A major economic argument for expansion was
the U.S. needed new markets for its goods
the U.S. needed foreign trade to tax for money
the U.S. needed foreign workers for factory labor
the U.S. wanted to be like Great Britain
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Established "separate-but-equal" doctrine in the U.S.
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education
Powell v. Alabama
Dred Scott v. Sandford
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Nativists main goal was to
combat political machines in the cities
restrict immigration
combat crime in the slums
help immigrants come to the United States
13
Some Americans thought imperialism would
help to close the frontier
create new subjects to teach in public schools
offer Americans a new frontier to explore
make cities grow
14
The Monroe Doctrine and social Darwinism contributed to
American expansionism
European imperialism in Central America
industrial growth
financial panic and depression
15
This law was created to end the spoils system following President Garfield's assassination?
Compromise of 1877
Pendleton Civil Service Act
Gentlemen's Agreement
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
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During the Gilded Age, Republicans and Democrats had different views about
the Interstate Commerce Act of 1877
the development of suburbs
the gold standard and government aid to business
the growth of cities
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Why did the United States annex Midway Island?
to establish a global empire
to build a farm-machine factory
for a market for food and other goods
for a naval refueling and repair station
18
People in foreign lands turned against the U.S. when it
supported unpopular governments in Latin America and Mexico
refused to sell manufactured goods
insisted on "liberty for all"
closed its door to immigration
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What triggered the Spanish-American War?
the Cubans rebelled against Spanish rule
the U.S. annexed Cuba
the Spanish navy sank three American ships
Spain destroyed Cuba sugar plantations
20
Which President removed troops from the South?
Ulysses Grant
James Garfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Rutherford Hayes
21
United States negotiated for all nations to have access to the millions of Chinese consumers
Open Door Policy
Big Stick Diplomacy
Gentlemen's Agreement
social Darwinism
22
Who argued that imperialism rejected the American ideal of "liberty for all"?
pro-imperialists
Santa Claus, of course!
Steve the minion, duh!
anti-imperialists
23
Because of the sinking of the U.S.S. Maine, the United States went to war with
Cuba
France
Great Britain
Spain
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Foreign policy based on economic investment
Taft
Wilson
Hayes
Roosevelt
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Who controlled southern politics after the Compromise of 1877?
Democrats
anarchists
labor unions
Republicans
26
An argument for American imperialism was
to increase food supplies
to provide cheap foreign labor
to prevent entangling alliances
to open foreign markets for American goods
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Rutherford B. Hayes agreed to remove troops from the south if declared the presidential winner
Plessy v. Ferguson
Compromise of 1877
Pendleton Civil Service Act
Gentlemen's Agreement
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The first action of the Spanish American War took place in
the Philippines
Puerto Rico
the Gulf of Mexico
harbor at Santiago, Cuba
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Seizure and execution of a person by a mob, often by hanging
lynching
search and seizure
strike
boycott
30
Pres. Theodore Roosevelt negotiated to slow the immigration of Japanese laborers to the U.S.
Gentlemen's Agreement
Pendleton Civil Service Act
Plessy v. Ferguson
Compromise of 1877
31
Who argued that the United States needed a large NAVY to protect its international trade?
William Randolph Hearst
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Alfred T. Mahan
32
What shortened the journey from the Atlantic ports to Pacific ports?
the Panama Canal
the U.S. Navy
a railroad line across Mexico
the Transcontinental Railroad
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Who is known for "dollar diplomacy", or foreign policy based on economic investment?
Taft
Roosevelt
Hayes
Wilson
