Imperialism

What is neutrality?

• being a mediator between to opposing sides
• staying on the verge of going to war
• not choosing sides in a conflict

The foreign policy of not interacting with other nations in matters of trade, alliances is

• Isolationism
• brinkmanship
• containment
• tariff

A victory in which war gained the U.S. recognition as a global power?

• Hundred Years War
• Boxer Rebellion
• The Filipino War
• Spanish-American War

Open Door Policy aimed to - 

• open trade between U.S. and China.
• begin neogotiations for the League of Nations
• allow inspectors to make sure Germany was following Treaty of Versailles.

What was a result of the completion of the Panama Canal?

• Quicker trade and naval routes
• nice place for the Panamanians to swim
• World class boat races

Roosevelt, Taft and Wilson's foreign policies focused on what region?

• Africa
• Europe
• Latin America
• The Balkans

The protection of U.S. investments through trade with Latin America was achieved with what diplomacy?

• Moral Diplomacy
• Dollar Diplomacy
• Big Stick Diplomacy

The Roosevelt Corollary established the U.S. as a-

• international police force
• leader in the League of Nations
• Major economic power

Showing off American naval strength and military power was a key component of - 

• Big Stick Diplomacy
• Dollar Diplomacy
• Treaty of Versailles

What was Wilson's foreign policy that relied on democracy rather than investments and intimidation?

• Moral Diplomacy
• Big Stick Diplomacy
• Dollar Diplomacy