Imperialism
Miscellaneous
Politics
WWI
Technology
100

land annexed for naval purposes in the middle of the Pacific Ocean

Hawaii

100

a type of journalism based on sensationalizing and exaggerating the news.

Yellow Journalism

100

This President said, "speak softly and carry a big stick" (also known as Big Stick Diplomacy)

President Theodore Roosevelt

100
The 'spark' of WWI was the assisination of this man and his wife.

Archduke Franz Ferdinand

100

Small, but deadly, German submarines with a minimal crew of 35 men targeted enemy warships, as well as merchant ships transporting weapons for the allies.

U-Boat

200

What was one thing the US wanted to spread to other countries through its imperialism?

1. Government (Democracy)

2. Religion (Christianity)

200

Name of the ship sunk in Havanna harbor that sparked the Spanish-American War

The USS Maine

200

party candidates are nominated by a direct vote, and the direct election of US Senators

direct primary

200

This flower became a symbol of the sacrifice made by the soldiers in WWI (9M worldwide, almost 900,000 in Britain alone).

Poppy

200

This technology was mounted atop trenches to mow down attacking soldiers more efficiently.

Machine Guns

300

term for avoiding entaglements in foreign countries

isolationism

300

John Hay (then US Sec of State) proposed this to all countries with spheres of influence in China.

Open Door Policy

300

Teddy Roosevelt was this... or someone who would fight to curb the power of big business by vigorously enforcing antitrust legislation

trustbuster

300

The corps of soldiers sent to fight in Europe during WWI

American Expeditionary Forces (AEF)
300

heavily armed vehicles used treads instead of wheels used to cross no-man's land and plow directly into enemy trenches

Tanks

400

This states the US could act as a "policeman" and intervene in European disputes with Latin American countries if US national interest was involved.

The Roosevelt Corollary 

400

The attacks by bands of rebels wandering the countryside outside of Beijing, attacking foreigners (mostly Christian missionaries)

The Boxer Rebellion

400

Woodrow Wilson created this system of 12 banks located around the country and overseen by board members appointed by the president

Federal Reserve System

400

This communication between Germany and Mexico, laying out a plan to financially support Mexico if it attacked the United States was intercepted and led to US involvement in WWI

Zimmerman Telegram

400

this artillery countered both planes and airships in WWI.

Anti-aircraft guns

500

people who opposed US imperialism organized into this group...became a voice against McKinley's foreign policy decisions

American Anti-Imperialist League

500

purchase of this land was originally dubbed 'Seward's Folly" until gold was discovered in the late 1800's

Alaska

500

this gave the government the power to prosecute and break up corporations and trusts that monopolized

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

500

The peace program proposed by US President Wilson, included freedom of the seas, free trade among nations, no secret treaties, and an assembly of nations to safeguard sovereignty of all countries

Fourteen Points

500

A strategy used by the Allies to end the threat of German submarines included warships surrounding and protecting vulnerable merchant ships as they crossed the Atlantic

Naval Convoy