Chapter 21 and 22 Review
Vocab
Recall
Referendum
Neutrality
Isthmus
Prohibition
Suffragists
Muckrakers
Imperialism
Diplomacy
Protectorate
Trusts
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Spanish American War Notes
Spanish American Cause Event Result Notes
Teddy Roosevelt notes
Progressives
Panama Canal
Seward’s Icebox
World Involvement Chart
Diplomacies
Reading
Text Reading
Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
1.Because of Tom Johnson's reforms, this city became known as the best-governed city in the United States.
a. Atlanta, Georgia
b. Cleveland, Ohio
c. Los Angeles, California
d. Richmond, Virginia
2.This process allowed citizens to place a measure or issue on the ballot in a state election.
a. referendum
b. primary
c. recall
d. initiative
3.This process gave voters the opportunity to accept or reject measures that the state legislature enacted.
a. referendum
b. primary
c. recall
d. initiative
4.This amendment to the Constitution gives women the right to vote.
a. Fifteenth Amendment
b. Seventeenth Amendment
c. Nineteenth Amendment
d. Twentieth Amendment
5.This man easily defeated the Democratic candidate for the presidency in 1908.
a. William Howard Taft
b. Woodrow Wilson
c. Theodore Roosevelt
d. William McKinley
6.The 1912 Bull Moose Party presidential candidate was
a. Woodrow Wilson.
b. Theodore Roosevelt.
c. William McKinley.
d. William Howard Taft.
7.This representative of the political machine controlled local jobs and services.
a. political boss
b. muckraker
c. civil servant
d. city servant
8.Many Americans believed that these groups were becoming too large and had too much control over the
economy.
a. oligopoly
b. civil servants
c. muckrakers
d. trusts
9.President William Howard Taft used this to file lawsuits against dozens of large corporations.
a. Sherman Antitrust Act
b. square deal
c. Nineteenth Amendment
d. conservation
10.This editor of an African American newspaper inspired the growth of the African American women's club
movement.
a. Sojourner Truth
b. Ida B. Wells
c. Booker T. Washington
d. W.E.B. Du Bois
11.This person helped found the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
a. George Washington Carver
b. Maggie Lena
c. W.E.B. Du Bois
d. Ida B. Wells
12.This man said, "Sea power is essential to the greatness of every splendid people."
a. John Hay
b. William H. Seward
c. Theodore Roosevelt
d. Alfred Thayer Mahan
13.Without consulting the Samoans, the United States and this country split the islands between them.
a. France
b. Japan
c. Germany
d. Great Britain
14.This defeat ended Spanish resistance in Cuba.
a. Havana
b. Manila
c. Santiago
d. San Juan Hill
15.This man's visit to Japan led to the Treaty of Kanagawa.
a. Alfred Thayer Mahan
b. Matthew Perry
c. John Hay
d. George Dewey
16.He pictured an American empire that dominated the Caribbean, Central America, and the Pacific.
a. Theodore Roosevelt
b. Emilio Aguinaldo
c. William H. Seward
d. William H. Taft
17.This is a chain of 8 large and 100 or so smaller islands.
a. Hawaii
b. Guam
c. Cuba
d. Puerto Rico
18.With the help of these rebels, the Americans captured the city of Manila from the Spanish.
a. Puerto Ricans
b. Hawaiians
c. Filipinos
d. Cubans
19.This agreement set up a new Puerto Rican government, which was controlled by the United States.
a. the Foraker Act
b. Platt Amendment
c. Treaty of Paris
d. Spanish-American armistice
20.The United States first applied the Roosevelt Corollary when it took control of this country's finances.
a. Mexico
b. Puerto Rico
c. Dominican Republic
d. Cuba