People
Foreign Policies
Imperialism
East Asia
Spanish-American War
100

Who was the leader of the Filipino freedom fighters?

Emilio Aguinaldo

100

Which American president promoted the "big stick" diplomacy?

Theodore Roosevelt

100

What is an economy based on mining and producing raw materials for use in foreign industries?

extractive economy

100

What tactic did Filipino insurgents use to undermine American power?

guerilla warfare

100

Who were the volunteer cavalry led by Theodore Roosevelt?

Rough Riders

200

Who was the presidential candidate who was also an anti-imperialist?

William Jennings Bryan

200

Which foreign policy favored honorable diplomacy, but might still resort to military intervention if necessary?

moral diplomacy

200

What is the theory that life consists of competitive struggles in which only the strong survive?

What is the theory that life consists of competitive struggles in which only the strong survive?

200

What policy proposed free trade in China?

Open Door policy

200

What style of news reporting inspired American jingoism?

yellow journalism

300

Who was the American Secretary of State who negotiated the purchase of Alaska?

William Seward

300

What was President Taft's foreign policy called?

Dollar Diplomacy

300

What fleet of American warships sailed around the world as a symbol of American power?

Great White Fleet

300

What was the uprising by the Righteous Fists of Harmony called?

Boxer Rebellion

300

What is the treaty that ended the Spanish-American War?

Treaty of Paris 1898

400

Who was the queen of Hawaii overthrown by American planters?

Queen Liliukalani

400

The U.S. intervened in the independence movement in Panama by aiding rebels in their fight against what country?

Colombia

400

What military historian argued that the U.S. must have a strong navy and refueling stations around the world?

Alfred T. Mahan

400

What legislation pledged that the Philippines would ultimately be granted independence?

Jones Act

400

What resolution declared that the U.S. would not annex Cuba?

Teller Amendment

500

Who was the commodore of the U.S. Navy who led an attack on ships in Manila Bay?

George Dewey

500

President Wilson used his foreign policy approach to weigh in on the corrupt leadership of what Mexican dictator?

Victoriano Huerta

500

What historian argued that a "safety valve" was necessary for Americans to pursue a fresh start?

Frederick Jackson Turner

500

What was the negotiation between the U.S. and Japan over segregation in California schools?

Gentlemen's Agreement

500

What resolution gave the U.S. the right to preserve order as needed in Cuba?

Platt Amendment