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APUSH Ch. 27-30 America as a World Power
APUSH Ch. 27-30 America as a World Power
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Ch. 27 #Empire and Expansion Ch. 28 #Roosevelt and Progressivism Ch. 29 #Wilsonian Progressivism
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1
Taft used his control of Repub. convention to deny Roosevelt the nomination. TR then formed the
Populist Party
Bull Moose Party
Socialist Party
Green Party
2
Teddy Roosevelt's hand picked successor who was to continue Roosevelt's policies was...
William McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Calvin Coolidge
3
Compared to the Spanish-American War, the Philippine Insurrection was
shorter, but less deadly.
longer, but less deadly.
shorter and more deadly.
longer and more deadly.
4
Following a series of raids on US towns and citizens led by Pancho Villa's forces, the U.S.
blamed Germany for the actions of Villa.
invaded northern Mexico.
cut diplomatic relations with Mexico.
established a naval blockade of Mexican ports.
5
As president, Teddy Roosevelt gained political strength especially through
his personality popularity w/public & belief in action.
his acquisition Cuba in the Spanish American War.
his willingness to follow Congress's lead in domestic policy
his careful use of traditional diplomacy.
6
When Taft and Roosevelt split the former Republican vote, it allowed ____to win the presidency.
Warren Harding
Alfred T. Mahan
William McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
7
US ship that exploded off the coast of Havana Harbor killing 260 in January of 1898.
USS Maine
USS Arizona
USS Iowa
USS Oklahoma
8
In 1912 he became the first southerner elected to the presidency since the Civil War.
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Warren G. Harding
9
Emilio Aguinaldo was
leader of Cuban insurgents against Spanish rule.
commander of the Spanish navy at Battle of Manila Bay.
leader of Filipino insurgents against Spanish rule.
first native Hawaiian gov. of islands after US takeover
10
American newspaper publisher built nations largest newspaper chain who used "yellow journalism"
Upton Sinclair
Alfred T. Mahan
Theodore Roosevelt
William Randolph Hearst
11
Who was the first US President to throw out a pitch at a major league baseball game?
William Howard Taft
Barack Obama
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
12
threatened war btw the US and Mexico in 1914 was avoided by the mediation of these ABC powers.
Antigua, Brazil, and Cuba
the Association of British Commonwealth nations
Argentina, Brazil, and Chile
Australia, Britain, and Canada
13
In 1920, which group had their right to vote expanded?
African Americans.
Young people ages 18-20.
Immigrants.
Women.
14
Pro-Imperialist Americans argued that Philippines should be seized because of
national security.
overpopulation and need to acquire new land for settlers.
patriotism, religion, and economic opportunities.
with wishes of the Philippine people.
15
Two areas where T.R.'s progressivism made substantial improvements were in...
immigration and racial legislation.
consumer and conservation legislation.
stock-market and securities legislation.
agricultural and mining legislation.
16
Southeast Polk has won ___ out of the last five state titles in 3A and the last three in a row.
3
2
5
4
17
In Open Door notes, Sec. of State John Hay called on imperial powers to
reduce the arms race in China and the Pacific.
respect Chinese rights/permit economic competition.
colonize China.
guarantee American control of Philippines.
18
Wilson's "triple wall of privilege" that he set out to reform were
the tariffs, the banks, and the trusts.
the universities, private dining clubs, and political bosses
congressional leaders, lobbyists, and lawyers.
farmers, shippers, and the military.
19
a Mexican Revolutionary general and one of the most prominent figures of the Mexican Revolution
Francisco Madero
Emiliano Zapata
Pancho Villa
Porfirio Diaz
20
During Wilson's presidency, Congress passed the 16th Amendment which passed
voting rights for blacks.
women's suffrage.
the prohibition of liquor.
a federal income tax.
21
T.R. overcame Columbia's refusal to approve a canal treaty by
increasing the amt.of money the USwas willing to pay 4 canal
seeking mediation of the dispute by other nations.
looking for another canal site elsewhere in Cent. America.
encouraging Panamanian rebels to revolt from Columbia
22
December 20, 1913, received orders to take command of 8th Brigade at Presidio in San Francisco.
Bernardo Reyes
John J. "Black Jack" Pershing
Felix Diaz
Pascual Oroczo
23
The most immediate consequence of American acquisition of Philippine people was
establish of Manila as crucial Am. defense post in E. Asia
threats by Japan to seize the Philippines from US control.
agreement for Filipino people to move towards independence
a guerrilla war between the US and Filipino rebels
24
Alfred T. Mahan promoted American overseas expansion by
arguing thatMonroe Doctrine implied control of Latin America
provoking naval incidents w/ Germany and Britain in Pacific
argued that domination of seas through naval power was key
developing a lurid "yellow press" that stimulated excitement
25
Theodore Roosevelt's slogan stated his essential foreign policy principle was
"Speak softly and carry a big stick."
"Ask not what your country can do for you."
"Open covenants openly arrived at."
"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself."
26
Wilson's progressive policies and laws aided all of the following groups
except
farmers.
children.
workers.
African Americans.
27
Muckraking journalists targeted all of the following except...
urban politics and government.
the oil, insurance, and railroad industries.
the U.S. Army and Navy.
Child labor abuses
28
The primary emphasis of the progressive movement was on
strengthening govt. as an important for social reform.
freeing individuals and business from federal control.
organizing workers into a unified political party.
protecting farmers and small business from corporate power.
29
President McKinley based his decision to make the Philippines an American colony on
belief white Anglo-Saxon superiority to Asian Filipinos.
a strong agitation for empire from Hearst & yellow press
combination of religion and economic interests.
the Filipino desired to become an American colony.
30
People who aroused the progressive movement were...
socialists, women, and muckraking journalists.
bankers and congressmen.
entertainers, filmmakers, and musicians.
union leaders and machine politicians.
