Imperialism
Presidential Foreign Policies
Spanish-American War
Big Stick Diplomacy
world War 1
100

Which policy’s purpose was it to establish equal trading rights in China?

 Open Door Policy

100

Define Expansionism.

The policy of expanding a country's territory or influence

100

 Define Turning Point.

 A point at which a significant change occurs

100

 Define Big Stick Diplomacy.

A policy of negotiating peacefully while threatening with a strong military.

100

What was the short-term cause (trigger) of WWI?

Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

200

Did the Roosevelt Corollary increase or decrease American involvement in world affairs?

  •  Increase

200

What branch of the military became extremely important during America’s journey to becoming a world power?

Navy

200

What territory did the United States acquire from Spain?

DAILY DOUBLE

Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines.

200

What is the stick in Big Stick Diplomacy?

The United States Navy.

200

 What years was WWI fought?

1914 - 1918.

300

 What does the Roosevelt Corollary give to the Monroe Doctrine?

DAILY DOUBLE

Military strength or force

300

What year was the Spanish-American War fought?

1898

300

What were the advantages to building the Panama Canal?

Shorter trade routes, increased military mobility, and economic benefits.

300

Who was General John J. Pershing?

DAILY DOUBLE

 A U.S. Army general who led the American Expeditionary Forces in WWI.

300

 How did industry continue to produce equipment despite losing men to war?

 Increased production efficiency and use of women and minorities in the workforce.

400

True or False: Imperialists wanted to acquire territories for economic, political, and social reasons?

True

400

The explosion of which battleship started the Spanish-American War?

  • U.S.S. Maine

400

True or False. Alfred T. Mahan was an opponent of imperialism.

False Alfred T. Mahan supported imperialism

400

Why did President Theodore Roosevelt intervene in Latin America?

To maintain stability and protect American interests through Big Stick Diplomacy.

400

 Describe two reasons why the United States entered the war.

DAILY DOUBLE

Zimmermann note: A secret German proposal to Mexico to attack the US; Unrestricted Submarine Warfare: German U-Boats attacked American ships.

500

The United States became a world power as a result of which event?

The Spanish-American War

500

Describe how yellow journalism affected the way Americans viewed international events.

DAILY DOUBLE

  • It sensationalized news to provoke public opinion in favor of war.


500

Alfred T. Mahan feelings towards the size of the navy?

Advocated for a larger navy to project American power.

500

Alfred Thayer Mahan's feelings towards imperialism

He supported imperialism for naval power.

500

What caused the stalemate in WWI after two years of fighting?

Trench warfare and new technology