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| This nation gained it's independence in the Spanish-American War. |
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| This Cuban poet and journalist launched a Cuban revolution in 1895. |
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| Soon after it was destroyed, the United States declared war on Spain. |
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| This voluntary cavalry unit fought in a famous battle in Cuba. |
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| It criticized an American president, causing American public opinions to turn against Spain. |
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| Theodore Roosevelt was declared hero of this, even though his troops only played a minor role in its capture. |
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| He was the naval commander who led the American forces that steamed into Manila Bay and destroyed the Spanish fleet. |
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| After the war, the United States paid $20 million to Spain for the annexation of this nation. |
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| This term means exaggerated reporting by newspapers or magazines to attract readers. |
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| He asked COngress to declare war on Spain. |
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| This general forced Cubans to relocate to concentration camps, where thousands died. |
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| On which country's empire did "the sun never set" during the 1800's? |
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| A native Hawaiian who supported US interests. |
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| Who was Hawaii's first provisional president? |
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| They were all forced to submit to United States authority. |
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| What did Hawaii, Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines all have in common? |
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| Discourage European interference in the Western Hemisphere. |
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| The Roosevelt Corollary was meant to do what? |
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| Which of the following was NOT an imperialist power during the 1800's? |
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| Remove a foreign influence from China |
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| The Boxer was an attempt by the Chinese revolutionaries to do what? |
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| A need for a new source of cheap labor. |
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| Which of the following was not an example of stimulated imperialism during the late 1800's? |
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| Negotiating an end to the Russo-Japanese War. |
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| Theodore Roosevelt won the 1906 Nobel Prize for what? |
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| Encouraging and supporting Panama's independence. |
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| The U.S. gained control of the land it needed to build in the Panama Canal by what means? |
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| Which of the following did the U.S. insist that Cuba include in its Constitution? |
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| Which of the following were NOT under some form of US control as a result of the Spanish-American War? |
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| The Roosevelt Corollary was built upon this. |
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| General John J. Pershing led a force for 15,000 soldiers in an attempt to capture what? |
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| The Open Door Policy was designed as a way for the United States to further what? |
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| The Russo-Japanese War was fought over the control of? |
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| In which nation did the Box Rebellion take place? |
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| Which nation was directly affected by the Foraker Act? |
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| Which nation was the focus of John Hay's Open Door? |
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| To which nation did the Treaty of Paris guarantee independence? |
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| Which nation did the Platt Amendment make a US protectorate? |
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| Which nation was least affected by the Spanish-American War? |
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| Which nation attempted to achieve its independence by going to war against the US? |
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| In which nation did the US use the same sort of concentration camp practices that it had condemned Spain for using in Cuba? |
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| At the turn of the century, which nation could be best described as independent, though bullied, trading partner of the US? |
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| Although this enhanced the power and prestige of the United States, the circumstances under which it was created damaged US-Lain American relations. |
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| He led American forces into Mexico in pursuit of a Mexican revolutionary leader. |
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| This term refers to the policy of using US government to guarantee loans made to foreign countries by American business people. |
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| During his presidency, the United States and Mexico came close to war. |
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| The Panama Canal was built during his presidency. |
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| Also known was "Big Stick Diplomacy." |
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| The Revolution that took place in the country south of the United States. |
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| This Mexican leader allowed the US to send troops into this country. |
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| This term refers to the policy of denying recognition of Latin American governments that the US viewed as oppressive, undemocratic, or hostile to US interests. |
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| American troops were sent into Mexico to try to capture this Mexican revolutionary leader. |
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