"Who Said That?"
Presidents
Foreign Policy
Territories Gained
"This Means War"
100

"Substituting dollars for bullets. It is directed to the increase of American trade."

Who is President TAFT

100

The President who had a popular stuffed bear toy named after him

Who is Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt

100

Before becoming more involved in the foreign affairs of other nations, the United States maintained a policy of ______

What is "isolationism"

100
Many small Pacific Islands became territories of the U.S. in this time period, including Midway in 1867 (an island roughly mid-way between Asia and North America. The main reason for acquiring these small islands was what?

To refuel ships on long ocean journeys (coaling stations)

100

This type of journalism stoked the flames of war in the eyes of American citizens by exaggerating stories from Cuba and publishing the De Lome letter

What is Yellow Journalism

200

"Steer clear of permanent alliances" [with other countries].

Who is George Washington

200

_______ Corollary to the Monroe doctrine

Who is Roosevelt

200
Foreign Policy that warned European to stay out of the Western Hemisphere

What is the Monroe Doctrine

200

William H. Seward arranged the purchase of this Russian territory for two cents an acre

What is Alaska

200

One of the two main newspaper owners who participated in Yellow Journalism

Who is Pulitzer or Hearst

300

"I have always been fond of the west African proverb: 'speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far."

Theodore Roosevelt

300

Rejected Dollar Diplomacy

Who is President Woodrow Wilson

300

One motivation behind the move from isolationist foreign policy to interventionist foreign policy

Natural resources and raw materials from the countries of interest, the panama canal, new markets for the products of the Second Industrial Revolution

300

The four territories gained as a result of the Spanish-American war

What are Guam, Puerto Rico, The Phillipines, and Cuba

300

"Remember the Main!" was a slogan that expressed support for what war

What is the Spanish-American War

400
"While president, I have been president, emphatically; I have used every ounce of power there was in the office"
Who is Theodore Roosevelt
400
The President who was assassinated while in office and the his VP who became President 

Who is McKinley, and who is Roosevelt

400

"Big Stick Diplomacy" was used to get this country to trade with the U.S., even before Roosevelt took the tactic to new extremes in Latin America

What is Japan
400

In their declaration of war on Spain, the U.S. included this amendment, stating they had no intention of taking control of Cuba after liberating them from Spanish colonial rule

What is the Teller Amendment

400
The name of the Spanish Ambassador to the U.S. who privately insulted President McKinley

Who is De Lome

500

[McKinley is] "weak and a bidder for the admiration of the crowd"

Ambassador De Lome

500
The chronological order of U.S. presidents through this time period

(Cleveland) McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson

500

What did the Open Door Policy state and to who was it directed

It stated that all nations should have equal access to trade in China. It was primarily directed towards European monarchs already involved in China

500

Leading up to the annexation of Hawaii, planters used their power to force the Hawaiian king to sign a new constitution in 1887. It became known as the _________ Constitution.

Bayonet Constitution

500

The name of the Hawaiian queen who proposed a new constitution (after foreign intervention on the previous one), one that would give control back to her people

Who is Queen Liliuokalani (li-lee-uh-woh-kuh-lahn-ee)

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