
Michelot American Imperialism
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Imperialism Assessment
TP: Great Historians get back into the swing of things by reviewing the positives and negatives of Imperialism
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Imperialism: A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy (negotiate, discuss/talk) or military force.
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Background Information for Assessment
The Industrial Revolution led to the United States to become a more powerful country
Led to a population increase, improvements in technology, and a boost to the economy
The U.S. established itself as one of the most powerful countries in the world
And they began imposing (pushing) their control onto other countries and groups of people
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Forms of Imperialism we learned about
Westward Expansion (Manifest Destiny)
Purchase of Alaska
Annexation (takeover) of Hawaii
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American Imperialism Mad Lib
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE BY FILLING IN THE CORRECT VOCABULARY TERM
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of Imperialism?
Having a strong military
A stronger/ bigger country taking over a weaker / developing country
Consistent trade with a country
Using persuasion to steal from other countries
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Multiple Choice
As a result of improvements made in technology during the 2nd Industrial Revolution technological advances, countries started to expand their territories. The United States wanting to compete with other advanced nations began to follow this practice of ( ). A strong country taking over a weaker country.
Imperialism
Peace
Latin America
Buffalo Soldiers
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Multiple Choice
Imperialism is often identified with the 3Gs which stands for
Gold, Grievences , and God
Gratitude, Grace and Greed
Gold, Glory, and God
Gold,Grace and Glory
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Multiple Choice
___________________, represents the RESOURCES from territories they would take over.
Glory
Gold
God
Manifest Destiny
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Multiple Choice
,__________represents NATIONAL PRIDE and the increase in the nations standing as a WORLD POWER.
Glory
Gold
God
Manifest Destiny
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Multiple Choice
______________, the RELIGOUS and CULTURAL BELIEF that their way of life was better than that of their imperial subjects.
Glory
Gold
God
Manifest Destiny
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Multiple Choice
American foreign expansion however began with the purchase of
( ) from Russia in 1866.
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Multiple Choice
When the United States began the process of annexing( ) because of its strategic location in the Pacific Ocean the kingdom’s last monarch,
( ), did everything she could to oppose it and fight for the ( ) of her people.
Alaska,Princess Diana,Oppression
America,Princess Trump, Conquest
Egypt, King Tut, independence
Hawaii, Queen Liliuokalani, freedom
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Multiple Choice
During the ( ) many of the( ) the all black military unit that rose to fame during Westward Expansion were discriminated against because of their ( ).
Revolutionary War, The Patriots, Nationality
Civil War, Confederates, gender
Spanish American War, Rough Riders, race
Spanish American War, Buffalo Soldiers, race
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Multiple Choice
After the defeat of Spain in the ( ), they SIGNED a ( ) to mark the end of the war the rise of the United States as a world power.
CIVIL WAR, NEGOTIATION
REVOLUTIONARY WAR, AGREEMENT
SPANISH AMERICAN WAR ,TREATY
SPANISH AMERICAN WAR, TARRIF
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Multiple Choice
Before the United States became an imperial power it was an ( ) country for a long period of time. George Washington from the very beginning of the birth of our country felt that by not getting involved in the affairs it would give us the opportunity to build ourselves up and become a strong nation. .Once the United States developed economically and industrially during the Industrial Revolution they changed their ( ) because they wanted to get more involved in world affairs that meant interactions with other nations. and an end to isolation.
Isolated, foreign policy
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Multiple Choice
In a ( ), every citizen should have the right to vote.
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Multiple Choice
After the conflict ended and the treaty was signed, there was finally ( ) between the U.S. and Spain.
peace
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Multiple Choice
In 1898 a POEM titled the ( ) was used as a tool to justify American Imperialism. This poem inspired many political cartoons.
Manifest Destiny
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Purchase of Alaska
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Multiple Choice
What country did the U.S. purchase Alaska from?
England
Germany
Russia
Japan
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
The Purchase of Alaska was often referred to as "Seward's Folly or Andrew Johnson's Polar Bear Garden" Which of the following choices best reflects why some critics labled the purchase with these terms?
Seward's Success due to the profitable resources found in Alaska and Johnson's Iceberg due the large amount of water in Alaska
Critics labeled the purchase as 'Seward's Folly' due to the initial perception of it being a waste of money and 'Andrew Johnson's Polar Bear Garden' as a sarcastic comparison to a useless portion of land.
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Multiple Choice
The USA purchased Alaska from Russia in 1867. How much did the American government pay for the territory?
$25,000
$7.2 Million
$900 Million
It was basically free because we won the war fought over it.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Select
What were TWO beneficial ECONOMIC resources the U.S.gained after purchasing Alaska?
igloos
polar bears
oil
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Annexation of Hawaii
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Multiple Choice
Annex means
Taking over other countries to influence their government
To make a mistake
False new stories
To destroy a planet
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Multiple Choice
The U.S. wanted control of Hawaii for which of the two following reasons/
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Multiple Choice
Hawaii’s leader during the U.S. annexation was a ___________.
Queen
King
President
Prince
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Multiple Choice
Liliuokalani encouraged the people of Hawaii to fight back against the United States?
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Alaska and Hawaii were U.S. territories before they became states.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What was one of the main crop the United States was interested in from Hawaii?
Sugar
Apples
Tabacco
Wheat
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Multiple Choice
U.S. military supported a coup that overthrew Queen Liliuokalani then the kingdom became a U.S. territory in 1898
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The White Man's Burden and the rise of the "AMERICAN EMPIRE"
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Multiple Choice
The following politcal cartoon reflects the overall meaning behind the White Man's Burden a poem that was written in 1898 following the defeat of Spain and the rise of the Untied States as a world power after the Spanish American war. Which of the following choices below best reflects the message the poem is conveying about imperialism?
Imperialism is depicted as a form of cultural exchange that respects the autonomy/ freedom of other nations.
Imperialism is portrayed as a burden that Western nations MUST CARRY to bring civilization to 'UNCIVILIZED' societies.
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Multiple Choice
The following politcal cartoon reflects the OPPOSITE VIEW OF THE White Man's Burden a poem that was written in 1898. Which of the following choices below best reflects how the politcal cartoon opposes the message of the poem ?
It shows that imperial powers are actually taking advantage of the nations and territories that they control.
Imperialism is depicted as a form of cultural exchange that respects the autonomy/ freedom of other nations.
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Open Ended
Inquiry Question: Was the United States justified in becoming an Imperialism Nation? C.E.R
Imperialism Assessment
TP: Great Historians get back into the swing of things by reviewing the positives and negatives of Imperialism
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