Unit 3 - American Imperialism Review

After the Spanish-American war, Cuba:

• Became a U.S. state

• Took over Spain

• Became "independent" but under U.S. control

• Became fully independent

"Big stick” diplomacy, said that any disorder in Latin America could force the United States to act as international police power in order to protect American economic interests. What was it called?

• Dollar Diplomacy

• Moral Diplomacy

• Roosevelt Corollary

• Open Door Policy

A supporter of American imperialism want the U.S. to:

• stay out of foreign business/affairs

• help foreign countries fight against outside invaders

• gain foreign territories to create an empire

• only get involved with foreign affairs in the Western Hemisphere

In addition to Cuba, America extended control to what places as a result of the Spanish-American war (check all that are correct):

• Guam

• The Phillippines

• Panama

• Puerto Rico

The Cuban Revolt happened when Cubans revolted to:

• Get independence from Spain

• Get independence from the U.S.

• Overthrow the U.S. government

• Settle a dispute between Spain and the U.S.

The sinking of the USS Maine led to the U.S. going to war against:

• Spain

• The Phillippines

• England

• Panama

Supporters of isolationism wanted the U.S.:

• To spread U.S. military forces all over the world

• To expand the United States

• To stay out of other countries' business/affairs

• To stop wars between other countries

"Dollar Diplomacy":

• Woodrow Wilson

• Theodore Roosevelt

• William Taft

• Darwin Watterson

The US was unsure what to do with this country after the Spanish-American War:

• The Philippines

• Guam

• Panama

• Columbia

What was the "Open Door" policy in China?

• It said all Chinese residents should be allowed to leave

• It said all nations should have an equal access to trade with China

• It said all European nations should leave China

• It said the Chinese military should leave Japan