World War 1:MAIN Causes
Spanish American War-Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines
World War 1: On the Homefront-Restrictions on society
American Imperialism-China and Japan
American Imperialism-Panama, Hawaii, and Alaska
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There are .... main causes of World War 1.

A. 35 B. 2 C. 4 D. 6

There 4 main causes of World War 1.

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The ... journalism manipulated public opinion.

A. yellow B. pink C. green D. blue

The yellow journalism manipulated public opinion.

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Each group during World War 1 was struggling with... 

A. Violation B. Happiness C. Economy D. Freedom

Each group during World War 1 was struggling with Violation.

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Mathew Perry created ... Policy.

A. Travel policy B. Open Door policy C. Remote work policy

B. Open Door policy

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Hawaiian Dole Whip is made from...

A. Pineapple B. Apple C. Orange D. Grapes

Hawaiian Dole Whip is made from pineapple.

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What were main causes of World War 1?

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

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Which country became a territory of the United States after the Spanish-American War?

Puerto Rico became a territory of the United States after the Spanish-American War.

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Select 2 answers that show violation of women's civil liberties.

A. Low pay B. Race Riots C. No voting rights D. Monitoring of activism

A. Low pay C. No voting rights

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Which country isolated and maintained strict control over foreign trade?

China isolated and maintained strict control over foreign trade

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From which country were the first foreigners to settle in Alaska?

Russia

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What was the Spark that started World War 1?

The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand was the Spark that started World War 1.

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What prevented the United States from taking control of Cuba after the Spanish-American War?

The Teller Amendment prevented the United States from taking control of Cuba after the Spanish-American War.

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Describe some of the jobs that women did during World War I.

Women fixed cars, delivered mail, and served in the Red Cross during World War I.

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Describe Japan before the United States became involved.

Japan was isolated and was interior country. It also took over Taiwan in 1895. 

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Describe what was happening in Panama before the United States became involved.

Panama was under French control.

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Provide an example of how nationalism caused World War 1.

Nationalism led to rivalries between France, Britain, Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia. Ethnic groups in Austria-Hungary wanted their own countries, which threatened to break up the Austro-Hungarian empire.

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What did the United States do with the Philippines after the Spanish-American War?

United States annexed the Philippines and started to control them overseas.

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Why did African Americans move to the North during World War 1?

African Americans moved to the North during World War I because of the many job opportunities and higher wages.

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Why did Teddy Roosevelt send the Great White Fleet to Japan?

Teddy Roosevelt sent the Great White Fleet to Japan to show the world how powerful USA Navy was.

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Why did Americans come after gold and oil were discovered in Alaska?

Americans came to appreciate the bargain they had gotten.

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How did Russian Revolution lead the United States into war?

Russia left World War I, which made it necessary for Great Britain and France for the United States to join the war. United States entered the war to make world safer by democracy.

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What impact did Cuba have after the Spanish-American War?

Cuba gained formal independence but remained economically and politically connected to the United States. Cuba faced many difficulties and remained under U.S. influence for many years.

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What is the impact of violence on German immigrants?

They were discriminated against because of their gender or religion and were afraid of disloyalty.

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What was the impact of Boxer Rebellion?

The Boxer Rebellion led to increased foreign influence in China. 

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What is the impact of the treaty between the United States and Panama?

Panama gained full control of the Panama Canal Zone.

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