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Unit 5: Becoming a World Power
Unit 5: Becoming a World Power
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US entry into The Great War
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area where a foreign nation controlled economic development
dollar diplomacy
sphere of influence
Roosevelet Corollary
propaganda
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the United States would intervene in Latin America affairs when necessary
Pan-Americanism
Four-Minute Men
Liberty Bonds
Roosevelt Corollary
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The Great Migration during World War I was the flow of
French refugees fleeing to Britain ahead of German onslaught
African Americans moving from Southern to Northern cities
Mexicans fleeing to American SW to escape political turmoil
European immigrants fleeing to US to escape war in Europe
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The British entered World War I when
Germany troops crossed in Belgium
Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
Germany sank the Lusitania.
Austria-Hungary annexed Bosnia
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spying to acquire government secrets
espionage
infiltration
instagramming
creeping
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information designed to influence opinion
Pan-Americanism
espionage
propaganda
sphere of influence
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In 1908, the Serbs became furious when
Austria-Hungary refused them independence
the Ottoman Empire refused them independence
a Slav assassinated their leader
Austria-Hungary annexed Bosnia
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belief that if US business leaders supported Latin America development, everyone would benefit
Pan-Americanism
sphere of influence
Roosevelt Corollary
dollar diplomacy
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"Selling" the war to the American people was the task of
the Committee on Public Information
the War Industries Board
J. Edgar Hoover
the War Propaganda Board
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method of loaning money to the government to pay for war
Liberty Bonds
food stamps
checks
taxes
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In the US, public support for Cuban rebels was fueled in large part by which of the following?
popular interest in starting an American empire
sensational stories published by rival newspapers
the desire to protect American sugar interests on the island
the fear of having a Spanish colony so close to the US
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In the 1880s, a growing feeling of cultural superiority convinced many Americans that
European-style imperialism violated American principles
the United States should be more isolated
the United States should be a world power
European influence in the Americas should be reduced
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During the Spanish-American War, American victory in the San Juan Heights led to the Spanish to
surrender colonies in Guam and the Philippines
evacuate the Spanish fleet from Cuba
protect Santiago Harbor with shore-based guns
launch a military campaign against Cuban rebels
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The Treaty of Paris of 1898 granted independence to which of the following?
Guam
Puerto Rico
the Philippines
Cuba
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When Panamanian forces revolted against Columbia, the United States quickly
decided to build canal in Nicaragua b/c Panama was unstable
withdrew US workers who had begun construction on the Canal
sent 10 warships to down the rebellion & reestablish control
honored Panama's independence & sign treaty to build Canal
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gave patriotic speeches urging support of war effort
Five O'Clock Men
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Four-Minute Men
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In 1889, the US hoped to strengthen trade & diplomacy with Latin America nations in part to
keep European powers from meddling in the Americas
provide the American navy with new bases
protect American manufacturers from competition
increase tariffs on manufactured products from Europe
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What was the purpose of the Open Door policy in China?
to end the Boxer Rebellion
the win leaseholds in China
to establish a sphere of influence
to ensure trading rights with China
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idea that the US and Latin America should work together
Teamwork
Pan-Americanism
Imperialism
Latin-Americanism
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British ship sunk by Germany, killing over 1,000 passengers
Black Pearl
Lusitania
Titanic
Four-Minute Men
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World War I was the first war in which
women officially served in the armed offices
the government officially imposed conscription
African American soldiers not segregated from white soldiers
the military drafted men.