Spanish American War
Imperialism
Roosevelt
World Affairs
Causes of imperialism
100

The year the U.S. went to war with Spain. 

What is 1898? 

100

A country using its power to influence other countries

What is imperialism? 

100

An important show of America’s naval power to the rest of the world.

The Great White Fleet

100

A country that decides not to be involved in world affairs. 

What is isolationism?

100

What's the main reason for imperialism?

Money, New markets, Raw Materials 

200

The name of the U.S. ship that sunk off the coast of Cuba.

What is the U.S.S. Maine?

200

The Monroe Doctrine 

The U.S. stays out of European affairs (Isolationism)

200

The President that said, "speak softly and carry a big stick." 

Who was President Theodore Roosevelt?

200

The policy of creating large empires. 

What is Imperialism?

200

Explain the Dollar Diplomacy 

protecting American business

300

The name of the country that the U.S. liberated from Spain.

What is Cuba?

300

"Seward Folly" also known as "Seward's icebox" Is the nickname given to America's first acts of imperialism. This nickname refers to:

What is Alaska?

300

The U.S. built this artificial waterway to get from the Atlantic to Pacific.

What is the Panama Canal?

300

The cold state that the US bought from Russia for 7million dollars

What is Alaska?

300

The Boxer rebellion 

The rebellion was to drive foreigners out.

400

The three territories the U.S. acquired during the war with Spain.

What are Guam, the Phillippenes, and Puerto Rico?

400


This shows how we went from a small country to pretty much an empire?

400

Name the "river" built to move ships from the Atlantic to the Pacific faster. 

What is the Panama Canal?

400

The state that US took over for the sugar plantations 

What is Hawaii?

400

Explain the connection between Social Darwinism and The White Man's Burden

Middle-class people feel they have to force their opinions onto other people 

500

Name the country off the coast of Florida.

What is Cuba?

500

Give an example of Why some people viewed the U.S. as a bully in North and South America during this age of imperialism  

Examples may vary but may include: 

Hawaii          Nicaragua

Cuba 

Panama 

500

How did the Roosevelt Corollary tweak the Monroe Doctrine 

the United States could get involved with any country in the North and South America if it was guilty of “chronic wrongdoing”

500

The only country the US has a open door policy for trade.

What is Asia?

500

What were one of the two countries that Roosevelt helped mediate a true between?

Japan or Russia will work 

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