Spanish-American War
Which 2 countries fought in the Spanish-American War?
What war did Teddy Roosevelt fight in?
What is the Spanish-American War
What is Yellow Journalism?
What is a type of newspaper reporting
What did the Platt Amendment have to do with the military?
What is end military occupation of Cuba
Where is Upton Sinclair from?
What is California
When was the Spanish-American War fought?
What is 1898
When did Teddy Roosevelt become president?
What is 1901
When did Yellow Journalism become popular?
What is the late 1890's
Which document was an addition to the Monroe Doctrine?
What is the Roosevelt Corollary
Who is Upton Sinclair?
What is a novelist and social crusader
Where was the Spanish-American War mainly fought?
What is the Philippines and Cuba
What group did he lead in Cuba?
What is Rough Riders
What did Yellow Journalism do?
What is increase newspaper circulation
What did the Platt Amendment do with the Cuban government?
What is prohibit the Cuban government from entering into a treaty
What policy enforces and establishes the rule of a nation on foreign country?
What is Imperialism
What were the causes of the Spanish-American-War?
What is the sinking of the USS Maine and Cuban independence
What reform movement did Teddy Roosevelt pass that regulated railroads, protected workers, and promoted conservation?
What is Progressive Reforms
What war did Yellow Journalism influence the U.S. to fight?
What did the Roosevelt Corollary do?
What is the prevent European powers from intervening with Latin American nations
What is Upton Sinclair's most famous novel?
What is "The Jungle"
What territories did the U.S. gain from the Spanish-American War?
What is Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines
What role did he play in the Navy?
What is Assistant Secretary
Who created Yellow Journalism?
What is Ervin Wardman
When was the Open Door Policy and what did it do?
What is 1899-1900 and gave equal rights to all countries trading with China
What are some examples of Imperialism in 1898-1910?
What is gaining territories, expanding economic control over Cuba, and military control