Who would be considered an anti-imperialist?

Someone who opposes colonial expansion.

What was the the outcome of the Spanish-American War?

the United States emerged as a world power

What does MANIA stand for?

Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism & Assasination

What were tanks primarilly used for in WW1?

Protecting troops and breaking through trench systems

The most important factor of the US annexation of Hawaii was

Overthrow of Hawaiian monarch by US sugar tycoons

What is Yellow Journalism?

a form of exaggerated journalism to sell stories

President Taft developed the Dollar Diplomacy policy to support-

U.S. business investing in Latin America

Who declared war after the assassination of Franz Ferdinand

Austria-hungary declares war on Serbia

Unrestricted submarine warfare was the plan to sink

any ship civilian or military heading to Great Britain.

Who is Emilio Aguinaldo

Rebel Filipino leader who assisted and then fought the US

Another cause of the Spanish-American War was because the...

USS Maine blew up in Havana, Cuba

What is Big Stick Diplomacy?

Negotiation with unspoken threat of a powerful military.

The space between enemy trenches

John J. Pershing was the commander of

The American Expeditionary Force (AEF)

What was the purpose of the Panama Canal?

to allow quicker transport of goods

Alfred T. Mahan argued that

control of the sea was the key to world dominations

What was the Open Door Policy?

US opened trade with China for other countries

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1
Which US policy is most closely associated with annexation of Hawaii and the Philippines?
Isolationism
Neutrality
International Cooperation
Imperialism
2
Who would be considered an anti-imperialist?
Someone who promotes colonial expansion.
Someone who opposes Democracy.
Someone who opposes colonial expansion.
Someone who believes their nation to be better than the rest.
3
What was the the outcome of the Spanish-American War?
the United States emerged as a world power
the Treaty of Versailles
the United States obtained the territory of Mexico
Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points
4
What does MANIA stand for?
Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Imperialism & Assasination
Military, Alliances, Nationalism, Imagination, Armies
Most Ants Never Influence Anything
Movement, Alliances, Napalm, Imperialism, Armies
5
What were tanks primarilly used for in WW1?
Dealing lots of area damage with cannons.
Shooting down airplanes
Protecting troops and breaking through trench systems
Transporting horses to the frontlines
6
The most important factor of the US annexation of Hawaii was
Hawaii's desire to become part of the US
The threat that China would soon annex the islands
The support of President Grover Cleveland
Overthrow of Hawaiian monarch by US sugar tycoons
7
Which is NOT a weapon of world war 1
Musket
Flame thrower
Machine Gun
Tank
8
What is Yellow Journalism?
a disease that killed thousands of American soldiers
a form of exaggerated journalism to sell stories
a book written by Theodore Roosevelt
a expensive food transported from Hawaii
9
President Taft developed the Dollar Diplomacy policy to support-
U.S. citizens traveling to Europe
U.S. business investing in Latin America
Equal trading in Japan
Trade with Guam
10
Who assasinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
a Serbian Nationalist
The leader of Russia
people seeking reparations from the Spanish-American War
A Spanish Nationalist
11
Who declared war after the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
Serbia declares war on Austria-Hungary.
France declares war on Austria-Hungary
Germany declares war on France
Austria-hungary declares war on Serbia
12
Which of the following was NOT a territory gained after the Spanish-American War?
Mexico
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Guam
13
Unrestricted submarine warfare was the plan to sink
Sink all the submarines protecting Great Britain.
Sink military ships heading to Great Britain.
Sink civilian ships heading to Great Britain.
any ship civilian or military heading to Great Britain.
14
Who is Emilio Aguinaldo
Rebel Filipino leader who assisted and then fought the US
Sugar Plantation owner in Hawaii
Governor of the Philippines who won support through dollar diplomacy
Someone who placed conditions on Cuba’s freedom
15
Another cause of the Spanish-American War was because the...
U.S. wanted Independence
USS Maine blew up in Havana, Cuba
Zimmerman Telegram
Pearl Harbor attack
16
What is Big Stick Diplomacy?
Refuse to get involved in anything.
Negotiation with unspoken threat of a powerful military.
Carry a big stick everywhere you go.
Be defensive and harsh in war.
17
No Man's Land is...
Trench warfare
The space between enemy trenches
The use of submarines to destroy ships
A large bomb used in WW1
18
John J. Pershing was the commander of
The Allied Forces during D-Day
The American Expeditionary Force (AEF)
Great Britain's Naval Force
Axis Power's General
19
Unrestricted sub. warfare, Zimmerman Telegram, Sinking of the Lusitania resulted in
US entering WWI
US declaring war on Spain
US entering WWII
Nazi Germany entering WWI
20
What was the purpose of the Panama Canal?
to provide jobs to American workers
to help Panama secede from Columbia
to allow quicker transport of goods
to prove that France was weak
21
Alfred T. Mahan argued that
The US was not obligated to uphold the promises made by the Monroe Doctrine
construction of a large navy constituted unnecessary spending
free trade was essential to a nation's economic stability
control of the sea was the key to world dominations
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What was the Open Door Policy?
Germany opened China to trade
US opened China to take raw materials for itself
China opened their borders for spheres of influence
US opened trade with China for other countries

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