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| a volunteer calvary unit in the spanish-american war |
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| Unlike Britain, France, and Russia, the United States |
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| wanted to keep trade in china open |
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| gave the United States the right to preserve order as needed in Cuba |
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| President Roosevelt sent troops to support Panamanian rebels in the fight against Colombia so that: |
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| the United States full control of the Philipines when |
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| Spain gave the United States full control of the Philipines when: |
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| The United States paid $20 million, as set out in the treaty of paris of 1898 |
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| Which presidential condidate ran on an anti-imperialist platform |
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| When Filipinos rebelled against the US rule, the United States found itself: |
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| using some of the same tactics that the spanish had used in Cuba |
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| Roosevelt's "big stick" diplomacy: |
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| depended on a strong military to achieve American goals |
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| Who told the artist Fredrick Remington "you furnish the pictures and i'll furnish the war?" |
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| Which of the following is NOT a true statement about the Russo-Japanese War? |
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| it was an overwhelming victory of the Russians over the japanese |
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| All of the following were imperialistic powers in the late 1800's except: |
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| General John J. Pershing led a force of 15 thousand soldiers in an attempt to capture: |
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| The Boxer Rebellion was an attempt by the Chinese revolutionaries to: |
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| remove foreign infulence from china |
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| Which of the following was NOT a justification for the US declaring war against spain? |
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| the government policy of expansion that included the establishment of colonies |
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| the restoration fo the Japanese emperor that marked the beginning of modernization and industrialization in Japan |
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| poem by Rudyard Kipling that said the superior people (whites) had the responsibility to civilize the lesser people |
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| type of journalism where the stories are sensationalized in order to sell more papers |
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| said that Hawaiians must own land in order to vote |
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| said that Hawaiians must own land in order to vote |
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| letter written by the spanish about McKinley; interpreted to be "the worst insult ever recieved by America" according to the press |
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| Puerto Rico = commonwealth; a country controlled by another, but is not a part of the controlling country |
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| name of the concentration camps in Cuba |
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| said that Cuba would never be annexed |
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| a country has control over another purely for the use of its farms and produce |
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| ship that raced to Cuba and arrived too late (sparked discussion of building the panama canal) |
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| ship that sent American troops into panama to encuorage rebellion |
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| ship that was "attacked by the spanish with a torpedo" according to the press |
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| the new navy fleet in America |
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| What were the factors that led to the United States becoming an imperialistic nation? |
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overproduction (needed new places to sell their crops)
"white man's burden"
USA had a responsibility to |
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| What were the factors that led to the United States becoming an imperialistic nation? |
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overproduction (needed new places to sell their crops)
"white man's burden"
USA had a responsibility to |
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| What were the factors that led to the United States becoming an imperialistic nation? |
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overproduction (needed new places to sell their crops)
"white man's burden"
USA had a responsibility to help the "lesser nations" |
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