The Spanish American War
Famous Folks
Westward Expansion or Imperialism
Intervention in South America
Intervention in Asia
100

Remember this ship!  Its explosion kicked started a chain reaction that led to the Spanish American War.

What is The Maine?

100

This U.S. diplomat was generally ridiculed for purchasing Alaska from Russia.

Who is Seward?

100

The U.S.'s "god given" right to expand.

What is manifest destiny?

100

The construction of this allowed the U.S. to cut down transit time from coast to coast by over 8,000 miles.

What is the Panama Canal?

100

This country was isolationist until the United States intervened with the famous Black Ships

What is Japan?

200

This battle made future president Theodore Roosevelt a household name.

What is the Battle of San Juan Hill?

200

This future president retired from his post of the secretary of the Navy to fight in the Spanish American War.

Who is Theodore Roosevelt?

200

The notion that it was the responsibility to share "civilized" culture with the rest of the world.

What is the White Man's Burden?

200

This policy gave the U.S. legal right to keep European countries out of North and South American affairs.

What is The Monroe Doctrine?

200
This island nation fought for their independence from the U.S. after the Spanish American War.

What is the Philippines?

300

The U.S.S. Maine was moved to Havana harbour to protect this.

What is U.S. interests (sugar plantations)?

300

This ocean expert advocated for the implementation of the Great White Fleet.

Who is Alfred Mahan?

300

This made it easier to move goods from coast to coast by land.

What is the transcontinental railroad?

300

This extension of a previous policy gave the U.S. the power to intervene in internal affairs of South American countries to support "the greater good."

What is the Roosevelt Corollary? 

300

This island chain was annexed by the U.S. as a result of wanting a fueling station during the Spanish American War.

What is Hawaii?

400

This is how some people in positions of power within the United States viewed the Spanish American war.

What is a "splendid little war?"

400

This general was sent by Spain to squash Cuba's fight for independence.

Who is Weyler?

400

These were central to Native American culture and had both a practical and religious significance.

What are bufalo (bison)?

400

This was a justification for U.S. foreign intervention with the argument that it was the "right thing to do."

What is moral diplomacy?

400

This nation was viewed as a potential trading market and the U.S. pushed to open it to the world.

What is China?

500

This territory eventually fought for its own independence after the conclusion of the Spanish American War.

What is the Philippines?

500

This commodore was famous for provoking the opening of Japan to the world.

Who is Matthew Perry?

500

This policy is when countries do not interact with foreign influences.

What is isolationism?

500

This country fought for their independence from Columbia with the knowledge that the U.S. would support them once they gained independence.

What is Panama?

500

This Queen fought to maintain Hawaii's independence from the U.S.

Who is Queen Lili’uokalani?