Chapter 10- The U.S. Expands it's role

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Why was the number of deaths from yellow fever during the Spanish-American War significantly higher for Spanish soldiers than for U.S. soldiers? Options: Spanish soldiers fighting Cuban rebels were in Cuba much longer than U.S. soldiers. U.S. soldiers were vaccinated against yellow fever before going to war against Spain. U.S. soldiers had developed immunity to yellow fever from fighting American Indians. Yellow journalism protected U.S. soldiers from yellow fever.

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Spanish soldiers fighting Cuban rebels were in Cuba much longer than U.S. soldiers.

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What year was the Monroe Doctrine established?

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1823

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What year was the Roosevelt Corollary established?

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1904

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The Monroe Doctrine declared that the U.S. would not allow intervention by which countries? Asian, European, African

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European

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What year did the Panama Canal open?

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1914

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True or False?
The Panama Canal increased trade among countries, which was beneficial to all countries involved.

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True

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Which phrase best describes President Roosevelt’s Big Stick Policy? Options: when a country takes strong military action at the first sign of aggression by another nation, when a country states its interests calmly and backs that up with the warning of military action, when a country stockpiles weapons in the event of attack by another nation, when a country threatens military action but never follows through

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when a country states its interests calmly and backs that up with the warning of military action

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Which words best describe yellow journalism reporting?

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exaggerated and misleading