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Global Engagement test: Imperialism-WW1
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to add on or take over
annex
expansionism
imperialism
isolationism
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Definition of alliance
agreement countries make to give each other help
a country takes over new lands & makes them their subjects
glorification of armed strength and the ideals of war
strong supporter of the rights & interests of one’s country
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President Wilson’s policy of condemning imperialism, spreading democracy, and promoting peace
sphere of influence
moral diplomacy
dollar diplomacy
racism
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The "M" in MAIN stands for:
monopoly
mudflaps
money
militarism
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One reason why countries used imperialism was:
Jose Marti - Cuban Revolutionary in US
US interest in Cuba
Delome Letter
racism
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President Taft’s policy of building strong economic ties to Latin America
racism
yellow journalism
sphere of influence
dollar diplomacy
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1 condition under the Treaty of Paris 1898:
US paid Spain $10 million for Philippines
Spain gave up Puerto Rico & Guatemala
US becomes an imperial power
US paid Spain $15 million for Philippines
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belief that one race is superior to another
dollar diplomacy
yellow journalism
sphere of influence
racism
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policy of extending a nation’s boundaries
imperialism
expansionism
isolationism
annex
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In what hemisphere did the Panama Canal give the US a huge economic advantage in?
West
East
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a type of combat in which opposing troops fight from trenches facing each other.
trench warfare
stalemate
armistice
Treaty of Versailles
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news reporting, often biased or untrue, that relies on sensational stories and headlines
yellow journalism
sphere of influence
dollar diplomacy
racism
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Germany, Austria-Hungary, & Italy
Central Powers
Triple Entente (Allies)
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Definition of imperialism
strong supporter of the rights & interests of one’s country
glorification of armed strength and the ideals of war
agreement countries make to give each other help
a country takes over new lands & makes them their subjects
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US policy at the outbreak of WWI
not neutral
neutral
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How much did the US pay for the Panama Canal?
$15 million
$100 million
$1 million
$10 million
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formally placed the war on Germany and its allies
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Verdun
League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles
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Two causes of the Spanish-American War were:
US interest in Cuba
Jose Marti - Cuban Revolutionary in US
Racism
Competition
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One reason why countries used imperialism was:
Yellow Journalism
Europe needed raw materials & new markets
Jose Marti - Cuban Revolutionary in US
US interest in Cuba
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Definition of militarism
strong supporter of the rights & interests of one’s country
agreement countries make to give each other help
a country takes over new lands & makes them their subjects
glorification of armed strength and the ideals of war
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2 conditions under the Treaty of Paris 1898:
Spain gave up Puerto Rico & Guam
US paid Spain $20 million for Philippines
US paid Spain $10 million for Philippines
Spain gave up Puerto Rico & Guatemala
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Britain, France, & Russia
Triple Entente (Allies
Central Powers
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One cause of the Spanish-American War was:
Europe needed raw materials and new markets
Philippines wanted Cuba
Explosion of USS Maine blamed on Spain
Puerto Rico wanted Cuba
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2 conditions under the Treaty of Paris 1898:
Cuba became a British protectorate
Cuba was freed from Spanish rule
Cuba was not freed from Spanish rule
Cuba became a US protectorate
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One reason why countries used imperialism was:
Jose Marti - Cuban Revolutionary in US
competition
US interest in Cuba
Delome Letter
26
a deadlock in which neither side is strong enough to defeat the other
armistice
Treaty of Versailles
stalemate
trench warfare
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powerful countries seeking to control the economic & political affairs of weaker countries
imperialism
isolationism
annex
expansionism
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agreement to stop fighting
trench warfare
stalemate
Treaty of Versailles
armistice
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after WWI, Americans wanted the US to stay out of world affairs
imperialism
isolationism
expansionism
annex
30
The "I" in MAIN stands for:
industry
imperialism
isolationism
infrastructure
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area where a nation had special trading privileges
yellow journalism
dollar diplomacy
racism
sphere of influence
32
What countries were the Big Four?
US, Britain, France & Italy
US, Russia, France & Italy
US, Britain, France & Germany
Austria-Hungary, Britain, France & Italy
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2 Reasons the US declared war on Germany
Yellow Journalism
USS Maine Explosion
Zimmerman Telegram
Attacks by German U-boats on neutral ships
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The "A" in MAIN stands for:
ambush
appeasement
aggressor
alliances
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Two causes of the Spanish-American War were:
Philippines wanted Cuba
Puerto Rico wanted Cuba
Yellow Journalism
Delome Letter
36
The "N" in MAIN stands for:
neutrality
navy
nationalism
narco-terrorism
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What was the spark that caused World War 1?
Assassination of President Wilson
Assassination of Kaiser Wilhem
Assassination of Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Assassination of Archduke Frank Ferdinand
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What was Teddy Roosevelt’s top foreign policy to build?
Panama's Government
Panama Restaurant
Panama Canal
Panama Bridge
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What year did the Panama Canal open?
1913
1915
1914
1916
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Definition of nationalism
strong supporter of the rights & interests of one’s country
agreement countries make to give each other help
glorification of armed strength and the ideals of war
a country takes over new lands & makes them their subjects
