The US as a World Power
The Spanish-American War
Build up to WWI
WWI and the Homefront
Random Unit 4
100

What is the action of more powerful countries taking over weaker countries for resources?

Imperialism 

100

A type of journalism that tends to exaggerate news events to lure in more readers 

Yellow Journalism

100

Define MANIA (the causes of WWI)

Militarism

Alliances

Nationalism

Imperialism

Assassination


100

This act required men 18 and older to sign up for military service

Selective Service Act

100

This US state was regarded as Seward's Folley

Alaska

200

Although Cuba was granted freedom, this US territory was annexed to be a part of the United States

The Philippines 

200

What was a major cause of the Spanish-American War?

The sinking of the USS MAINE

200

A tactic used by Germany at the beginning of the war with the use of their U-Boats

Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

200

Why was the Treaty of Versailles never adopted by the US?

Continuation of wars with US soldiers

European influence in the US

200

How did Germany respond to calls to seize unrestricted submarine warfare?

Sussex Pledge

300

Describe the White Man's Burden

Feeling a strong obligation to turn other civilians of territories into the visions of an anglo-saxon (religion, language, culture)

300

Although Cuba was granted independence, this Amendment created a large US presence on the country

Platt Amendment

300

What two events drew the US closer to war with Germany?

Lusitania 

Zimmerman Note

300

What was a major flaw of the Treaty of Versailles that Wilson noted in his 14 points speech?

Punishing Germany. Wanted "Peace without victory"

300

The movement of African Americans from South to North for work during WWI

Great migration

400

World leaders looked to China to create a free trade system called?

Open Door Policy

400

This military leaders was the first to arrive at the Philippines to destroy the Spanish Fleet

George Dewey

400

What group, led by John Pershing, were the first Americans to fight against the Germans in France?

American Expeditionary Force (AEF)

400

What was the purpose of propaganda in WWI? 

To create an emotional response to the war 

400

What did "Speak softly and carry a big stick" mean by Roosevelt?

Having a strong Navy was more important that negotiating 

500

This leader called upon the US to increase the military budget to create a strong Navy

Alfred Mahan

500

Led by Theodore Roosevelt, this group of fighters arrived in Cuba to help the Cuban rebels defeat the Spanish

Rough Riders

500

How did the role of the president change during WWI?

Congress granted Wilson more power in controlling the economy for war production 

500

This law made it illegal to speak out against the war effort

Sedition and espionage acts

500

Why did the US support a revolution in Panama at the end of the 1800s?

Secure the rights to build the Panama Canal

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