IMPERIALISM
SPANISH-AMEERICAN WAR
YELLOW JOURNALISM
TEDDY ROOSEVELT
TREATY OF PARIS
100
When a country takes over another country to gain something. 

What is imperialism?

100

This country owned and controlled Cuba before the Spanish-American war. 

What is Spain?

100

William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer were giants in this industry/business.   

What is the newspaper industry or journalism?

100

This is the home state of Teddy Roosevelt.

What is New York?

100
The Treaty of Paris was signed in this year. 

What is 1898?

200
The United States took over this chain of islands, now a state in the United States, to build Pearl Harbor.

What is Hawaii?

200

This product of Cuba was desirable to the businessmen of the United States so they wanted to have the most of it so they could make a profit off of it.  

What is sugar?

200

According to the text, the term "yellow journalism" came from this cartoon character popular in the late 1800's. 

What is the Yellow Kid?

200
Before the Spanish-American War, Teddy Roosevelt served as Assistant-Secretary in this branch of the military.

What is the Navy?

200

The United States paid Spain $20 million dollars to acquire this country.

What is the Phillippines?

300

The United States used this to make their route shorter between the East Coast and the West Coast instead of traveling all the way down to the tip of South America.

What is Panama Canal?

300

This United States ship blew up in the harbor of Havana, Cuba which was the final straw for the United States so they declared war against Spain. 

What is the USS Maine?

300

Hearst and Pulitzer didn't object against yellow journalism because they wanted to do this.  

What is sell more newspapers than the other paper?

300

This was the nickname for the group of men from all walks of life that Teddy Roosevelt gathered to go to Cuba to fight against the Spanish in Cuba's fight for Independence. 

What is the Rough Riders?

300

The Teller Amendment, a part of the Treaty of Paris, prevented the United States from doing this to Cuba after the war. 

 What is take it over?

400

An idea that your country's way of doing things is better than another country's way of doing things.

What is cultural superiority?

400

This type of journalism rose up during the Spanish-American war and sold newspapers based on sensationalized stories not based in fact. 

What is yellow journalism?

400

This battle saw the Rough Riders take control of a strategic point near a Spanish fort and pushed the Spanish fleet of ships out of the harbor of Cuba to secure the win for the Cubans.  

What is San Juan Hill?

400

The Treaty of Paris gave Guam and Puerto Rico to this country and remain a part of this country today. 

What is the United States?

500

Teddy Roosevelt later went on to serve under President William McKinley in this position.

What is Vice President?

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