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Imperialism and World War 1
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1
On the homefront many women helped gain support for the suffrage movement by doing what
Working in wartime industries
Protesting the war
Joining the Army
2
Which of the following is NOT a reason for American Imperialism?
Desire for new markets
Belief in cultural superiority
Displaying military strength
Inability to manufacture enough goods
3
What was the SPARK that started WWI?
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The sinking of the U.S.S. Maine
Imperialism
The Zimmerman Telegran
4
All of the following belonged to the Central Powers in WWI except...
Germany
France
Ottoman Empire
Austria- Hungary
5
What is Theodore Roosevelt's "Big Stick" made of?
A baseball bat
Military
New York Police
Congress
6
When newspapers exaggerate claims to sell more it is called?
Red News
Bad News
Yellow Journalism
Fighting Words
7
In the United States after WWI how can the relations betweens blacks and whites be described
resentment and rioting
unwilling to accept one another
respectful towards one another
improving throughout the country
8
A main cause of WWI was __________________.
Nationalism
Isolationism
Militarism
All of the above
9
The Big Four countries negotiating the Treaty of Versailles included all the following EXCEPT
Germany
United States
Great Britian
Italy
10
Which event did yellow journalism create to gain support for the Spanish American War
political popularity for the 1900 Presidential election
destruction of sugar plantations
The sinking of the U.S. battleship Maine
efforts of the U.S. to control Mexico
11
This proposed an alliance between Germany and Mexico, and caused the U.S. to enter into WWI
Zimmerman Telegram
Fourteen Points
De Lome Letter
Open Door Policy
12
Which was the MOST important of Wilson's 14 points?
American self-determination
Open diplomacy throughout the world
setting goals for peace after WWI
changing European borders
13
The introduction of the Open Door Policy in China were actions taken by the U.S. to do what?
begin Manifest Destiny
establish alliances with other nations
support Congressional isolationist forces
gain overseas markets and sources of raw materials
14
A policy of a stronger nation dominating the affairs of a weaker nations is known as what?
Isolationism
Imperialism
Collective Secruity
Internationalism
15
Which policy led American banks and businesses to invest in Latin America?
Marshall Plan
Monroe Doctine
Open Door Policy
Dollar Diplomacy
16
The area between the trenches was known as _______________.
Waste Land
Neutral zone
No Man's Land
17
Germany was punished by the Treaty of Versailles and had to...
gain more land
increase the size of their army
blame Austria-Hungary
pay repartations
18
All of the following were reason for American entry into WW1 except?
Zimmermann Telegram
Russian Revolution
Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
Stock Market Crash
19
Propaganda is...
Punishable by law
Truthful facts
Illegal
Biased information
20
Why did U.S. only become a world power after the Spanish American War?
U.S. now had territory around the world
U.S. followed isolationism
U.S. had sugar plantations in China
U.S. avoided war with Europe
21
Which country did America not add as a territory after the Spanish-American War?
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Guam
Phillipines
22
What were Americans encouraged to grow to support the war effort?
Trees
Flowers for soldiers return
Victory gardens
Medicinal plants
23
Social Darwinism (survival of the fittest) was used to support the practice of
Democracy
Neutrality
Imperialism
Isolationism