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1 American Imperialism

1 American Imperialism

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9th - 12th Grade

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Carie Barry

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Multiple Choice

What does the term "Imperialism" refer to in historical context?

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The spread of cultural influence and language

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The establishment of a democratic government

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Acquiring territory or gaining control over the political or economic life of other countries

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The act of granting independence to colonies

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Multiple Choice

What was one of the reasons for the need for imperialism?

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To reduce the number of governments

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To find educational institutions

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To gain worldwide markets for growing industrial and agricultural surpluses

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To increase local employment

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Multiple Choice

What role did politicians play in supporting imperialism?

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Politicians were isolated from businesses

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Politicians opposed all forms of market expansions

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Politicians were allied with businesses who wanted more markets

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Politicians decreased governmental support

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Drag and Drop

What concept applies the idea of "survival of the fittest" to competition among nations, suggesting that the U.S. must demonstrate its strength by acquiring territories overseas?

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Manifest Destiny

International or Social Darwinism

Monroe Doctrine

Imperialism

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Multiple Choice

What concept does the term "White Man's Burden" refer to in historical context?

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The responsibility of European powers to manage global resources

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The duty of Westerners to bring their civilization to less fortunate peoples

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The economic policies imposed by colonizers on indigenous populations

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The struggle of colonized nations to achieve independence

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Dropdown

Who led the Anti-Imperialist League during the period of Imperialism Opposition?

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Who was commissioned by President Millard Fillmore to persuade Japan to open their ports to American trade using a show of U.S. naval force?

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Commodore John Adams

Commodore Matthew C. Perry

Commodore George Dewey

Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry

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Multiple Choice

What was one of the main outcomes of the treaty signed between Perry and the Tokugawa Shogunate in 1854?

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It restricted American influence in Japan

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It led to the closure of all Japanese ports to foreign trade

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It opened Japanese ports to American ships

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It initiated a war between Japan and the United States

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Multiple Choice

Why did Napoleon III send French troops to occupy Mexico?

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To support the Confederate states during the U.S. Civil War

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To take advantage of the U.S. being preoccupied with the Civil War

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To establish a French colony in South America

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To explore new trade routes

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Multiple Choice

What action did Secretary of State William Seward take in 1865 concerning the French occupation of Mexico?

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He supported the French occupation diplomatically

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He declared war on France

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He invoked the Monroe Doctrine and threatened military action

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He negotiated a peace treaty with Napoleon III

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What nickname was given to the purchase of Alaska, reflecting the initial American perception of its value?

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Johnson's Joke

Seward's Folly

Lincoln's Blunder

Grant's Gamble

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Multiple Choice

What was the main thesis of Alfred T. Mahan in "The Influence of Sea Power upon History"?

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The role of sea power in securing international markets and global dominance

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The importance of land warfare

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The need for improved air force technology

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The impact of diplomacy in international relations

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Multiple Choice

What action did Congress take to enhance the U.S. naval power by the year 1900?

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Reduced the number of naval ships

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Financed the construction of more steel ships and acquired islands like Samoa

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Focused solely on internal security measures

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Disbanded the naval forces

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Dropdown

Who was the Queen of Hawaii that was overthrown by American settlers in 1893?

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Drag and Drop

In what year did Hawaii become a U.S. territory?

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1898

1901

1912

1889

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