Of the following statements, which reflects an "anti" imperialism attitude?

It is not necessary to own someone to trade with them

The preparedness movement was the belief that the US should build up its military before WWI

This was Theodore Roosevelt's idea

Match the description with the following term or name: Pearl Harbor

a valuable US naval base in Hawaii

Which of the following did not stimulate (cause) U.S. imperialism?

A need for a new source of cheap labor

The Zimmerman note promised Mexico German help to do what?

Germany ould help Mexico regain territory it lost to the US

Why did many black leaders oppose World War I?

the considered eliminating discrimination more important

The first of Wilson's Fourteen Points was an attempt to reduce the weapons of war nations had

This addressed the issue of militariism, a cause of WWI

In 1917, President Woodrow Wilson created the Committee on Public Information (CPI),

the CPI's purpose was to "sell" the war to the US public

What was the result of the Zimmerman note?

It created more anti-German feeling in the US

What was the main concern of Reservationists about the Treaty of Versailles?

Article 10 would draw the US into war w/o Congress' approval

The Sussex pledge was an agreement between America and Germany that...

Germany would stop unrestricted submarine warfare, required Britain to stop their naval blockade for it to work

How did Wilson suggest the Treaty of Versailles would prevent future wars?

the Allies agreement to uphold collective security

How did the US government raise most of its funds for WWI?

they sold bonds to ordinary US citizens

What power did the Sedition Act give the federal government during WWI?

the power to fight dissent that could damage the war effort

What was the ultimate fate of the Treaty of Versailles in the U.S.?

Rejected by Congress, signed a separate treaty with Germany

"The US must be impartial in thought, as well as action, must put a curb upon our sentiments.."

This says the US should stay out of the war, not take sides

America gained control of the land it needed to build the Panama Canal by

Encouraging and supporting Panamanian independence

What was the main reason socialists were against WWI?

they felt the war was a fight among capitalists for $ /power

What was America's final response to the Treaty of Versailles?

The US rejected the League and the Treaty.

Even though the US was neutral, what was the actual opinion of most US citizens?

they began to see Germany as the enemy

How did German U-boats violate international law?

by attacking ships w/o letting passengers get off first

How did the Allied nations seek to punish Germany for its actions?

by forcing Germany to pay financial reparations

What did England do to try and break the stalemate in Europe?

Starve the Germans with a naval blockade

What impact did the Great Migration have on America?

the African American population in northernCities increased

What was the primary goal, for Wilson, of the League of Nations?

to settle international conflicts before it became major war

What event do historians say sparked WWI?

the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and his wife

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3rd Qtr Final Review

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1
Which policy was used to set Panama free from Colombia?
Moral Diplomacy
Diplomatic Immunity
Big Stick (Gunboat) Diplomacy
Dollar Diplomacy
2
Of the following statements, which reflects an "anti" imperialism attitude?
The expansion of our trade is essential to our survival
The trade of the world must and shall be ours (muahahahaha)
Ruthless leaders should be taken down and replaced.
It is not necessary to own someone to trade with them
3
The preparedness movement was the belief that the US should build up its military before WWI
This was Woodrow Wilson's idea
This was Ronald Reagan's idea
This was Theodore Roosevelt's idea
This was George "call me Chuck" Norris' idea
4
Countries committing to jointly dealing with a nation threatening peace of any of the countries
is called clear and present danger
is called a peace treaty
is called marked aggression
is called collective security
5
Who led the rebellion against American and Spanish rule in the Philippines?
Emilio "Otto" Estavez
Emilio Aguinaldo
Ferdinand Marcos
Juan de Francisco de Leon
6
Match the description with the following term or name: Pearl Harbor
a waterway through the Central America
an uprising in China
A Cuban resistance fighter
a valuable US naval base in Hawaii
7
Which nation was the focus of John Hay's "Open Door Notes" (Open Door Policy)?
China
Phillipines
Cuba
Puerto Rico
8
What message did President Wilson use to get re-elected?
he had kept the US out of war
He would stop German U-Boat attacks and take them down!
He would not use money to increase the military
all of the above
9
Which of the following did not stimulate (cause) U.S. imperialism?
A need for a new source of cheap labor
A thirst for new economic markets
A desire for military strength
a belief in Anglo-Saxon cultural superiority
10
The Zimmerman note promised Mexico German help to do what?
Germany would cede territory in Africa to Mexico
Germany would loan Mexico money to attack America
Germany ould help Mexico regain territory it lost to the US
German would not attack Mexican merchant ships
11
Which group did Woodrow Wilson develop to oversee production and distribution of food and fuel?
The Nutrional Board
the Food Administration
The Apple Atecha Alliance
The War Industries Board
12
Why did many black leaders oppose World War I?
They considered education reform more important
they considered a reunited church and state more important.
the considered eliminating discrimination more important
They considered gender equality more important
13
The first of Wilson's Fourteen Points was an attempt to reduce the weapons of war nations had
This addressed the issue of expansionism, a cause of WWI
This addressed the issue of alliances, a cause of WWI
This addressed the issue of Imperialism, a cause of WWI
This addressed the issue of militariism, a cause of WWI
14
In 1917, President Woodrow Wilson created the Committee on Public Information (CPI),
the CPI's purpose was to "sell" the war to the US public
the purpose was to persuade other nations to become allies.
The CPI's purpose was to expand industrial production
The purpose was to provide accurate war details toThe public
15
What was the result of the Zimmerman note?
It resulted in American anger towards Mexico
It created more anti-German feeling in the US
It decreased the chance that America would join the war
It caused America to see Russia as a better ally in the war
16
What was the main concern of Reservationists about the Treaty of Versailles?
Article 8 would cause the US to lose France as an ally.
Article 12 would weaken the U.S. economy through trade
Article 10 would draw the US into war w/o Congress' approval
Article 6 would make all previous treaties invalid
17
For which nation did Emilio Aguinaldo fight?
Cuba
Philippines
Canada
China
18
What addition to the treaty destroyed Wilson's hope for "peace without victory"?
colonial self-determination
war-guilt clause
increased armaments
collective security
19
The Sussex pledge was an agreement between America and Germany that...
United the US and Germany against Britain.
Germany would stop unrestricted submarine warfare
required Britain to stop their naval blockade for it to work
pledged a peace without victory
20
How did Wilson suggest the Treaty of Versailles would prevent future wars?
the isolation of America from political conflicts
the Allies agreement to uphold collective security
the severe punishment of the German government
the encouragement of European colonial interests
21
In which nation did the Boxer Rebellion take place?
Cuba
Phillipines
China
Puerto Rico
22
What was the name of Woodrow Wilson's blueprint for peace?
Fourteen Points
war-guilt clause
territorial integrity
League of Nations
23
How did the US government raise most of its funds for WWI?
they raised income taxes and taxed excess profits
they sold bonds to ordinary US citizens
they increased import tariffs for non-allied nations
they gave tax cuts to citizens who donated money
24
Throughout the war, what happened to the number of occupations in which women worked?
it decreased slightly
it fell to zero
it stayed the same
it increased sharply
25
What power did the Sedition Act give the federal government during WWI?
the power to spy on new immigrants
the power to control what and how much factories produced
the power to draft young men into the miltary
the power to fight dissent that could damage the war effort
26
What was the ultimate fate of the Treaty of Versailles in the U.S.?
rejected by Congress originally, but ratified with changes
Rejected by Congress, signed a separate treaty with Germany
It was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
It was vetoed by President Wilson
27
"The US must be impartial in thought, as well as action, must put a curb upon our sentiments.."
this says the US should sell weapons only to the Allies
this says the US should compete for trading rights
This says the US should stay out of the war, not take sides
this says America needs to make the world safe for democracy
28
Which element of his Fourteen Points did Wilson consider the most important?
self-determination
the league of Nations
territorial integrity
"peace without victory"
29
Which of the following groups supported ratification of the original Treaty of Versailles?
internationalists
irreconcilables
reservationists
Wilsonites
30
America gained control of the land it needed to build the Panama Canal by
Encouraging and supporting Panamanian independence
Implementing America's Open Door policy
Negotiating with Colombia and reaching an agreement
Invading and attacking Colombia
31
What was the main reason socialists were against WWI?
They thought the war caused the US economy to globalize
they believed the government had no authority for war
they thought the war was harming the US economy
they felt the war was a fight among capitalists for $ /power
32
Someone who refused to serve in the armed forces for religious or moral reasons is called
a conscientious objector
a mischievous miscreant
a serious rioteer
a disobedient soldier
33
A________ is a government issued certificate sold to raise money for the Allied war effort
Liberty Bond
WIB membership
Kaiser Backer
Union membership
34
What was America's final response to the Treaty of Versailles?
The US accepted an amended treaty of Versailles.
The US rejected the League and the Treaty.
The US rejected the Treaty, but joined the League.
The US finally accepted the original treaty
35
In Wilson's war message to Congress, what did he say his reasons for going to war were?
to keep the United states safe
to preserve democracy
to gain more land
to help the Allies win so they could pay their US debts
36
When Congress voted in 1917 to go to war and enter WWI, they declared war on
Serbia
Mexico
Deutschland
Germany
37
Even though the US was neutral, what was the actual opinion of most US citizens?
they began to see Germany as the enemy
all of the above
they were angry with the British for their blockade
they felt the strong urge to go to war against Japan
38
How did German U-boats violate international law?
by attacking ships w/o letting passengers get off first
by disguising themselves with flags of neutral nations
by stopping vital supplies from reaching the front lines
by doing surprise searches in neutral waters
39
How did the Allied nations seek to punish Germany for its actions?
by destroying key German internal infrastructures
by forcing Germany to pay financial reparations
by seizing German armaments and factories
by imprisoning the German WWI leaders
40
What did England do to try and break the stalemate in Europe?
aerial attacks on the German capital of Berlin.
Starve the Germans with a naval blockade
all of the afore mentioned
attack German ships with U-boats
41
What impact did the Great Migration have on America?
It increased the female population of the workforce
It increaed the Italian population in the workforce
It led to peace marches in Illinois
the African American population in northernCities increased
42
America paid $20 million to Spain for the annexation of this land.
Mexico
China
Philippines
Panama
43
What was the primary goal, for Wilson, of the League of Nations?
to develop an alliance to punish German aggression
to demand reparations from the aggressors of WWI
to promote imperialism in impoverished countries
to settle international conflicts before it became major war
44
What event do historians say sparked WWI?
the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and his wife
Austria-Hungary declaring war on Serbia
Austria-Hungary taking control of Bosnia
none of the afore mentioned

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