Why Become an Empire
Hawaii and Sovereignty
Headlines and War
Roosevelt's Toolbox
Promises, Power & Perspectives
100

What term means extending a country's power over other countries or territories?

Imperialism

100

Which island chain became an important location for American sugar plantations and naval interest?

Hawaii

100

What country fought the US in the Spanish-American War?

Spain

100

Which president is associated with Big Stick Diplomacy?

Theodore Roosevelt

100

Would someone who favored overseas expansion be an imperialist or an anti-imperialist?

An Imperialist

200

American businesses wanted new places to sell their products. What are these places called?

Markets


200

What word means the authority of a people or country to govern itself

Sovereignty

200

What type of journalism uses sensational or exaggerated stories to attract readers?

Yellow Journalism

200

Complete the saying, "Speak softly and carry a  _________."

Big Stick

200

What principle did anti-imperialists argue was violated when people were ruled without their consent?

Self-Government, self -determination or consent of the governed

300

Sugar, rubber, minerals, and other resources used to make products are called what?

Raw Materials


300

Who was Hawaii's queen when the monarchy was overthrown in 1893?

Queen Lili'uokalani

300

What American battleship exploded in Havana Harbor in 1898, increasing demands for war?

USS Maines

300

What did the "big stick" represent?

Military strength, especially naval power, used to support diplomacy

300

What canal created a shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans?

the Panama canal
400

Why did supporters of imperialism want overseas naval bases?

To refuel and supply ships, protect trade, expand military reach

400

What is annexation?

formally adding a territory to another country

400

Name 3 territories Spain ceded to the United States following the Spanish-American War?

Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philipines

400

What policy claimed a US right to intervene in Latin America nations in cases of serious instability or unpaid debts?

The Roosevelt Corollary

400

What policy called for equal trading opportunities for foreign nations in China?

the Open Door Policy

500

How did nationalism encourage imperialism?

People believed overseas expansion would increase their country's power, prestige, and greatness.

500

Identify one economic reason and one military reason the United States wanted Hawaii?

Economic: sugar production or trade

Military: Pearl Harbor or a strategic Pacific naval base

500

Explain how yellow journalism helped increase support for war with Spain?

Sensational stories about Cuba and the Maine increased anger toward Spain and encouraged support for war

500

How did the Roosevelt Corollary expand the Monroe Doctrine?

The Monroe Doctrine warned against European interference; the corollary claimed a US right to intervene in Latin America

500

Why did some Filipinos fight against the US after Spain's defeat?

They wanted independence and opposed replacing Spanish rule with American Rule

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