Imperialism Test

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What was a key motivation for imperialist nations to pursue extractive economies? Options: To establish naval bases, To acquire raw materials for industries, To spread cultural values, To enforce military superiority

Back

To acquire raw materials for industries

Front

How did militarism contribute to the causes of imperialism? Options: By promoting cultural exchanges, By seeking naval bases for global trade protection, By encouraging diplomatic resolutions, By enhancing economic investments

Back

By seeking naval bases for global trade protection

Front

Which concept refers to the belief in the survival of the fittest on a global scale? Options: Jingoism, Social Darwinism, Nationalism, Extractive economies

Back

Social Darwinism

Front

What was the outcome of the U.S. acquisition of Alaska?

Back

It expanded America's reach across the Pacific.

Front

What role did "Yellow Journalism" play during the Spanish-American War?

Back

It exaggerated stories to gain public support.

Front

Who led the "Rough Riders" during the Spanish-American War?

Back

Theodore Roosevelt

Front

What was the primary objective of the U.S. Navy's expansion by 1900? Options: To explore the Arctic region, To establish naval superiority, To support the Hawaiian monarchy, To negotiate treaties with Japan

Back

To establish naval superiority

Front

What is the significance of the Treaty of Paris in 1898?

Back

It officially ended the Spanish-American War.

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What was the purpose of the Monroe Doctrine?

Back

To prevent European expansion in the Americas

Front

What diplomatic approach did the U.S. use with China in the early 1900s? Options: Isolationism, Open Door Policy, Imperialism, Military occupation

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Open Door Policy