America Becomes a World Power

What was the purpose of the Open Door Policy?

• to win leaseholds in China

• to end the Boxer Rebellion

• to ensure trading rights with China

• to establish a sphere of influence

Ideas of Anglo Saxonism convinced many Americans to

• that the U.S. needed to build a large, modern navy

• to support annexation of Hawaii

• to support the expansion of American civilization

• all of the above

Americans looked to the following area for overseas markets

• imperialist Europe

• the Mediterranean

• South America

• the Pacific

Wilson's intervention in the following country damaged U.S. foreign relations

• Honduras

• Nicaragua

• Mexico

• Haiti

Secretary of State of James G. Blaine led efforts to

• open trade with Japan and the U.S.

• increase support for American expansion

• overthrow the Hawaiian monarchy

• expand American influence in Latin America

Under the Open Door Policy

• America's sphere of influence in China would grow

• China would be broken up into European colonies

• more countries would be given leaseholds in China

• all countries would be allowed to trade with China

At the Pan-American conference, Blaine wanted to create a customs union with low tariffs to

• drive profits higher for American and European manufacturers

• increase the price of American products in Latin America

• lower the price of raw materials from Latin America

• turn the Latin Americans away from European products

The Roosevelt Corollary was an extension of the

• Washington Doctrine

• Wilson Doctrine

• Monroe Doctrine

• McKinley Doctrine

What country did Americans negotiate with in order to build the Panama Canal?

• Nicaragua

• Colombia

• Spain

• Mexico

Economic and military competition from the following area helped to convince many Americans that the U.S. should become an imperialist nation.

• Latin America

• Canada

• Europe

• China