Imperialism
Hawaii
SAW
Foreign Policy
Unit 1 & 2
Final Jeopardy
100
People who were against expansion and thought to much territory would be hard to govern. People like Mark Twain and Andrew Carnegie.
Anti - Imperialist
100
Why were American farmers living and doing business in Hawaii upset?
Tariffs
100
Exaggerated and sensationalized news that stirs up emotions in people.
Yellow Journalism
100
What is the name of the policy that said America would intervene and act as international police in Latin America.
Big Stick Policy
100
What time period/era did Native American/Indian Removal take place?
(1870-1900)
Gilded Age
100
Name of the new navy built and showcased by Theodore Roosevelt.
Great White Fleet
200
Question: Imperialist or Anti-Imperialist?
Large armies and navies will prevent future wars.
Access to additional resources and trade routes is a positive gain.
President Theodore Roosevelt
European powers will seek colonies near the United States.
Sanford B Dole
Imperialist
200
Who was leader of the overthrow of Queen Liliuokalani and became the first governor after?
Sanford B Dole
200
What are these?
Sinking of USS Maine
American citizens sympathy for Cuba
Yellow Journalism
Causes of SAW
200
Name of the policy that allowed for equal trading rights in China, proposed by the United States.
Open Door Policy
200
The two third parties we have discussed in class, Populist Party and Progressive (Bull Moose) Party.
Which believed in the unlimited coinage of silver and government ownership of railroads.
Populist Party
200
General sent to capture Pancho Villa at the Mexican-American border.
John J Pershing
300
Wanted America to take over islands for naval bases and wanted to rebuild our navy out of steel.
Was a former naval officer.
Alfred Thayer Mahan
300
What resource grown in Hawaii did U.S. farmers not want to pay an extra tax (tariff) on?
Sugar
300
What territories did the US gain after the Spanish American War? (Cuba not one)
Philippine Islands (Philippines), Guam and Puerto Rico
300
The Roosevelt Corrollary was an addition to what foreign policy that existed since 1820s?
Monroe Doctrine
300
gives voters the power to directly propose and pass new laws
initiative
300
The Open Door policy led to many in China becoming upset with foreign control and led to a rebellion/uprising.
What is the name of the rebellion?
Boxer Rebellion
400
What is the PRIMARY reason for acquiring Alaska (and later on other islands)?
Access to Asia/Markets in Asia/Access to Pacific Ocean
400
Who was used to overthrow Queen Liliuokalani?
Marines
400
Name of the cavalry unit composing of outlaws, natives and others led by Teddy (Theodore) Roosevelt.
Rough Riders
400
Was built to reduce time and cost of shipping goods from America to Asia.
Panama Canal
400
Law passed in 1914 to break up monopolies.
Strengthened earlier law passed in 1898.
Clayton Anti-Trust Act
400
Who led the war in the Phillipine Islands during the Spanish American War?
Commodore George Dewey
500
What country was Panama apart of that the United States helped separate it from so it could build the Panama Canal?
Columbia
500
What was the primary reason for annexing Hawaiian islands?
Naval Base (Pearl Harbor)
500
What was the last stepping stone to Asia?
Philippine Islands
500
Supported investments in Latin America and Asia by American businesses.
Dollar Diplomacy
500
The Chinese Exclusion Act is an example of _____________ (a belief citizens should be prioritized over immigrants)
Nativism
500
Gave the U.S. the power to intervene in Cuban affairs and build Guantanamo Bay.
Platt Amendment
600
Industrialization led America to be an imperialistic nation due to the need of ...?
Markets
600
Hawaiian people were forced to learn English after being annexed by the US. What is this an example of?
Assimilation or Americanization
600
Called our president weak and said America would not intervene in Cuba.
De Lome Letter
600
Woodrow Wilson's Moral Diplomacy called for countries to give its people this.
Self-determination
600
Booker T Washington believed in economic independence or immediate equality.
Economic Independence.