Imperialism and Conflict at the turn of the 20th Century

Question 1

The policy by which stronger nations take control of smaller weaker nations or territories

Accepted Answer

Imperialism

Question 2

Used by nations to protect one another in case a country is attacked

Accepted Answer

Alliance

Question 3

A strong feeling of pride and protectiveness for one's own country

Accepted Answer

Nationalism

Question 4

Christian movement in opposition to changes in society

Accepted Answer

Fundamentalism

Question 5

The growth of cities

Accepted Answer

Urbanization

Question 6

Who was NOT an Imperialism President?

Accepted Answer

Wilson

Question 7

World War 1 Veterans suffering after life in the trenches

Accepted Answer

Lost Generation

Question 8

the 18th Amendment which banned alcohol

Accepted Answer

Prohibition

Question 9

A racist novel and the first motion picture portraying the KKK as heroes

Accepted Answer

Birth of a Nation

Question 10

The belief that a nation needs a large military force

Accepted Answer

Militarism

Question 11

What was the White Man's Burden?

Accepted Answer

To civilize the savages

Question 12

In World War 1, this type of warfare created a horrific "life and death in the ditches"

Accepted Answer

Trench Warfare

Question 13

Survival of the fittest as a reason for imperialism

Accepted Answer

Social Darwinism

Question 14

When a nation refuses to take sides in a conflict between two other countries

Accepted Answer

Neutrality

Question 15

Free trade between China and countries of the west

Accepted Answer

Open Door Policy

Question 16

Roosevelt's policy to build a strong military

Accepted Answer

Big Stick Diplomacy

Question 17

An economic system that believes in the financial growth of the individual or private companies

Accepted Answer

Capitalism

Question 18

When a nation refuses to get into conflicts or the affairs of other nations

Accepted Answer

Isolationism

Questions 18