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Move to
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FINAL JEOPARDY
Imperialism
Final Jeopardy
It was presented by John Hay and
asked all nations controlling
portions of China to grant free
trading opportunities to
everyone
Progressive Acts - $100
19th Amendment
Progressive Acts - $200
16th Amendment
Progressive Acts - $300
17th Amendment
Progressive Acts - $400
Laid down binding rules for sanitary meat
packing and government inspection of meat
products crossing state lines
Progressive Acts - $500
Forbade the manufacture or sale of mislabeled
or adulterated food or drugs, it gave the
government broad powers to ensure the
safety and efficacy of drugs in order to
abolish the "patent" drug trade. Still in
existence as the FDA.
Progressive Voting Reforms $100
People have the right to propose a new law
Progressive Voting Reforms $200
A law passed by the legislature can be
reference to the people for approval
Progressive Voting Reforms $300
The people can petition and vote to have an
elected official removed from office
Progressive Voting Reforms $400
An election where people directly elect their
party's candidates for office.
Progressive Voting Reforms $500
This was a secret ballot
Native Americans-$100
This Helen Hunt Jackson's book was
significant because it aroused public
awareness of the wrongs that the federal
government had inflicted on the American
Indians
Native Americans-$200
The United States government's outlawing of
this Native American activity in 1890
resulted in the Battle of Wounded Knee.
Native Americans-$300
This 1887 congressional action was to
assimilate American Indians into the
mainstream of American culture
Native Americans-$400
Custer and his men — who were separated
from their main body of troops — were all
killed by the far more numerous Indians, led
by Sitting Bull in this battle
Native Americans-$500
This battle occurred in
southeast Colorado and
killed and mutilated an
estimated 150 Indians
Across the Plains-$100
Along with the railroad
expansion this act help
stimulate rapid western
settlement
Across the Plains-$200
This group believed that too
much power was in the hands
of a few corporations and
financial institutions
Across the Plains-$300
His thesis included the loss of the
safety valve theory and the
closing of the frontier
Across the Plains-$400
This invention ended open
range ranching and
prevented cattle stealing
Across the Plains-$500
The following describe
• Were often abandoned after the mines
closed.
• Were predominantly settled by men.
• Frequently suffered from lawlessness.
• They had gambling and drinking as
regular activities
1890s- $100
This congressional action was mainly
used to curb labor unions and it had
little impact on the regulation of large
corporations
1890s- $200
This Supreme Court case rule
that racial segregation was
constitutional as long as each
race had equal facilities.
1890s- $300
The following describe what movement
• Tax exemptions to attract new
industries
• Southern railroad systems integrated
with the North
• A more self-sufficient southern
economy
• Investment in manufacturing
1890s- $400
These workers worked in
company towns where they
were taken advantage of by the
company store
1890s- $500
This political organization grew out
of the agrarian revolt that rose after
the collapse of agriculture prices
following the Panic of 1873.
Imperialism Events - $100
An explosion from a mine in the Bay of
Havana crippled this warship. The U.S.
blamed Spain for the incident and used it as
an excuse to go to war with Spain
Imperialism Events - $200
This presidential idea did the following
– Direct cause - American fear that financial
instability in the Dominican Republic would lead
to European intervention
– Expanded America’s role in Central America and
the Caribbean
– Intervening in Latin America nations that could
not pay their debts to European creditors
Imperialism Events - $300
Built to make passage between
Atlantic and Pacific oceans
easier and faster.
Imperialism Events - $400
Term used to describe the
sensationalist newspaper
writings of the time. They were
written on cheap yellow paper.
Imperialism Events - $500
Identify 2 of the 3 territories
gained from the Spanish
American War
Imperialism People- $200
Theodore Roosevelt formed this group of
volunteers to fight in the Spanish- American
War in Cuba. They charged up San Juan
Hill during the Battle of Santiago. It made
Roosevelt popular.
Imperialism People- $400
In 1890, he wrote Influence of Sea Power
Upon History in which he outlined the
building a large navy. He said that a new,
modern navy was necessary to protect the
international trade America depended on.
Imperialism People- $600
This was the imperialistic
philosophy of Woodrow
Wilson
Imperialism People- $800
His imperialistic
philosophy was dollar
diplomacy
Imperialism People- $1000
This was the imperialistic
philosophy of Theodore
Roosevelt
WWI - $200
British passenger ships were
regularly sunk by German subs,
but this ship had Americans aboard
and brought the U.S. into the war.
WWI - $400
This was the German practice of
attacking any and all shipping
to countries it was at war with.
It annoyed neutral countries
WWI - $600
Campaigns to get people to buy
these to finance the war, people
traveled around America selling
them and it was extremely
successful in raising funds.
WWI - $800
The following are describing
– the United States was fighting for freedom and
democracy
– the United States was fighting a barbarous
nation
– buying bonds was important to support the war
effort
– a German invasion of the United States was a
possibility
WWI - $1000
1917 - Germany sent this to Mexico
instructing an ambassador to convince
Mexico to go to war with the U.S. It was
intercepted and caused the U.S. to
mobilized against Germany, which had
proven it was hostile
WWI Part Duex - $200
Britain, France and Russia all had
economic and territorial ambitions
and they all disliked Germany, so
they formed an alliance for
protection
WWI Part Duex - $400
Stated that all men between the ages of 20 and
45 had to be registered for possible military
service. Used in case draft became
necessary.
WWI Part Duex - $600
This committee was in charge of
propaganda for WWI (19171919). It depicted the U.S. as a
champion of justice and liberty
WWI Part Duex - $800
Wilson gave this as a
reason for U.S.
involvement in WWI.
WWI Part Duex - $1000
This Supreme Court case
argued the government can
restrict the First Amendment
right to free speech in time of
war.
America Moves to the City- $200
Different social groups no
longer lived close together
was a result of
America Moves to the City- $400
Jacob Riis portrayal of American
Urban Slums was demonstrated in
this book
America Moves to the City- $600
Lincoln Steffens muckraking novel
concerning the poor living conditions
in the cities
America Moves to the City- $800
By the end of the 19c cities built better
sewers and supplied purified water
and as a result the ___________
declined
America Moves to the City$1000
This was the name of the over
crowded buildings many city
dwellers lived in during the
1880s and 1890s aptly named
for their unique shape
Immigration - $200
What two areas did most
of the immigrants come
from?
Immigration - $400
Name two of the three
religions immigrants
tended to be
Immigration - $600
This law denied citizenship to
Chinese in the U.S. and
forbid further immigration
of Chinese
Immigration - $800
What is the name of a Nativist group
of the 1890s which opposed all
immigration to the U.S
Immigration - $1000
The following describes
– Located in poor working-class and immigrant
neighborhoods
– Staffed by college-educated, middle-class men
and women
– Taught English to immigrants
– Helped to educate immigrant children
Hodgepodge - $200
He was against the League of
Nations, so he packed the foreign
relations committee with critics
and was successful in convincing
the Senate to reject the treaty.
Hodgepodge - $400
Wilson's idea that he wanted
included in the WWI peace
treaty, including freedom of the
seas and the League of Nations.
Hodgepodge - $600
Prohibited the
transportation and sale
of alcohol beverages
Hodgepodge - $800
Nicknamed for Teddy Roosevelt,
this is a federal official who seeks
to dissolve monopolistic trusts
through vigorous enforcement of
antitrust laws.
Hodgepodge - $1000
The group was segregated
and rarely allowed to
engage in combat during
WWI