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This is the economic and
political domination of a stronger
nation over another nation.
A 100
What is imperialism?
A 100
In this type of colony, the
imperial power allows the
local rulers to stay in control
and protect against local
rebellion, but the imperial
power is still “pulling the
strings”.
A 200
What is a protectorate?
A 200
This philosophy refers to the
idea that English speaking
nations are superior.
A 300
Who is Anglo-Saxonism?
A 300
This crop played a large role
in America’s annexation of
Hawaii in the 1890s.
A 400
What is sugar?
A 400
The Commercial Bureau of
the American Republics is
now known as this.
A 500
What is the Organization of
American States?
A 500
The Spanish-American War
was really a conflict over this
area.
B 100
What is Cuba?
B 100
America attacked the Spanish
fleet here so it could not sail
east and attack the U.S.
B 200
What is the Phillipines?
B 200
This Amendment set out the
guidelines for what would
happen to Cuba after the war
ended.
B 300
What is the Platt
Amendment?
B 300
This Act established the
relationship between the U.S.
and Puerto Rico after the war
ended.
B 400
What is the Foraker Act?
B 400
This treaty, signed in this
decade, ended the war.
B 500
What is the Treaty of Paris in
1898?
B 500
Secretary of State John Hay
was the architect of this
policy to ensure American
access to the Chinese market.
C 100
What is the Open Door
Policy?
C 100
Roosevelt received a Nobel
Peace Prize in 1906 for
negotiating an end to a war
between these two nations.
C 200
What are Russia and Japan?
C 200
In building the Panama Canal
the U.S. had to figure out
how to convince this country
to allow it to build in the first
place.
C 300
What is Colombia?
C 300
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C 400
The Roosevelt Corollary to
the Monroe Doctrine stated
this.
C 400
What is that the United States
would intervene in Latin
America if necessary in order
to maintain economic and
political stability in the
Western Hemisphere?
C 400
Wilson detested this man,
which is a major reason he
refused to recognize the new
Mexican government
established by this man in
1913.
C 500
Who is Victoriano Huerta?
C 500
Progressivism was partially a
reaction against this
economic philosophy.
D 100
What is laissez-faire?
D 100
These journalists investigated
social conditions and political
corruption.
D 200
Who are muckrakers?
D 200
This state became a
laboratory of democracy,
largely as a result of the
work and ideas of governor
La Follette.
D 300
What is Wisconsin?
D 300
This allows voters to vote on
proposed laws directly
without going to the
legislature.
D 400
What is a referendum?
D 400
These two women played a
major role in the suffrage
movement, which ended with
women getting the right to
vote with the passage of this
amendment.
D 500
Who are Susan B.
Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
and the 19th amendment?
D 500
He wrote The Jungle.
E 100
Who is Upton Sinclair?
E 100
In the Coal Strike of 1902
Teddy Roosevelt encouraged
both sides to accept this type
of settlement offered by an
outside part since he believed
both sides were hurting the
nation by pursuing only their
own interests.
E 200
What is arbitration?
E 200
This Act, passed in 1906,
prohibited the manufacture,
sale, or shipment of impure or
falsely labeled food and
drugs.
E 300
What is the Pure Food and
Drug Act?
E 300
Roosevelt appointed this man
to be the head of the U.S.
Forest Service, which was
established in 1905.
E 400
Who is Gifford Pinchot?
E 400
Taft created this agency in
1910 in order to, among other
things, expand national
forests and protect
waterpower sites from private
development.
E 500
What is the Bureau of Mines
E 500
These three men ran against
each other in the election of
1912.
F 100
Who are Wilson, Taft, and
Roosevelt?
F 100
This man won the
election of 1912, was
a member of this
party, and prior to
winning was
governor of this state.
F 200
Who is Wilson, Democratic,
and New Jersey?
F 200
Wilson’s plan was called New
_______ and Roosevelt’s was
called New ______, and one
of their biggest differences
was how to deal with ____.
F 300
What are Freedom,
Nationalism, and trusts?
F 300
Passed in 1913, the point of
this was to add stability and
confidence to the banking
system.
F 400
What is the Federal Reserve Act?
F 400
NAACP stands for this and it
was created in this decade.
F 500
What is National Association
for the Advancement of
Colored People and 1909?
F 500
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As a result of the Spanish
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What are the Philippines, Guam,
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