midterm throwback
doctrines, laws, and policies
"cold" war
hawaiʻi in the world
cause-and-effect
100

This philosophy that the U.S. has a God-given right to expand drove settlement to the Pacific coast (and beyond).

What is Manifest Destiny?

100

This law, passed in 1830, authorized the mass displacement of Native Americans from their ancestral homelands.

What is the Indian Removal Act?

100

This body, formed in 1949, establishes a military pact between U.S.—aligned nations.

What is the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)?

100

This individual was the last reigning sovereign of the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi before being annexed by the United States.

Who was Queen Liliʻuokalani?

100

Organize (and justify) the cause-and-effect relationship of these three words:

Terra nullius

Genocide

"Package of Conquest"

Terra nullius → "Package of Conquest" → Genocide

200

This formerly enslaved individual was best known for leading the first successful slave revolution in the Americas, inspiring emancipation efforts in the United States.

Who was Toussaint Louverture?

200

This constitutional amendment, passed in 1868, gives all U.S.-born citizens equal protection under the law and the right to due process.

What is the 14th Amendment?
200

This theory, rooted in a fear of communism spreading across the globe, justifies the U.S.'s involvement in proxy-wars in Korea and Vietnam

What is the Domino Effect?

200

This 1941 attack on a Honolulu military outpost brings the U.S. into World War II.

What is the Pearl Harbor Attack?

200

Organize (and justify) the cause-and-effect relationship of these three words:

Proxy Wars (Vietnam, Korea)

Treaty of Versailles

Truman Doctrine

Treaty of Versailles → Truman Doctrine → Proxy Wars (Korea, Vietnam)

300

This 17th-18th century philosophical and social movement was characterized by questions of individual liberty, reasoning beyond religion, and government reform.

What is the Enlightenment?

300

This doctrine formalizes the U.S.'s policy against communism and its responsibility to intervene in global conflicts in the spirit of "containment."

What is the Truman Doctrine?

300

This reluctance from the public/home front to engage in further foreign military interventions is the result of the Vietnam War being the most televised war of its time.

What is Vietnam Syndrome?

300

This group of (mostly) American and European-descended businessmen were the strategic masterminds behind the Annexation of Hawaiʻi.

What was the Committee of Safety?
300

Organize (and justify) the cause-and-effect relationship of these three words:

Sykes-Picot Agreement

Israel/Arab-Israeli Conflict (1948)

Ottoman Empire

Ottoman Empire → Sykes-Picot Agreement → Israel/Arab-Israeli Conflict (1948)

400

This ideology believes in the public/collective ownership of the means of production and the responsibility of governments to manage social welfare programs like free healthcare, public transport, etc.

What is socialism?

400

This doctrine, by dividing the world into spheres of influence, takes an isolationist stance against Europe while simultaneously justifying U.S. intervention in the Americas.

What is the Monroe Doctrine?

400

This policy facilitates the de-escalation of weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) and eases tensions between the U.S. and Soviet Union.

What is Détente?

400

This belief, articulated by Frederick Jackson Turner, that the U.S.'s character is dependent on expansion, justifies the annexation of Hawaiʻi.

What is the Frontier Thesis?

400

Organize (and justify) the cause-and-effect relationship of these three words:

Tet Offensive

Gulf of Tonkin Incident

Vietnamization

Gulf of Tonkin Incident → Tet Offensive → Vietnamization

500

This pre-contact American city, located in modern-day Mexico, was documented for its sophisticated infrastructure and social structure, including aqueduct systems and a central marketplace

What is Tenochtitlan?

500

This strategy to provide economic aid to Western European nations strengthen's the U.S.'s role in the post-war global economy.

What is the Marshall Plan?

500

This strategy of pushing the limits of a country's military threshold is best exemplified by the 1968 Cuban Missile Crisis. 

What is brinkmanship?

500

This former AMST professor at UH-Mānoa is best-known for her advocacy of Hawaiian sovereignty and scholarship on settler colonialism.

Who was Haunani-Kay Trask?

500

Organize (and justify) the cause-and-effect relationship of these three words:

Bush Doctrine

9/11 Attacks

Arab Spring

9/11 Attacks → Bush Doctrine → Arab Spring

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