Imperialism & Span-Amer War - 5

Which of these is NOT a reason for, or justification of, imperialism? (Think of the 7 Ds that we discussed!)

• Darwinism

• Democracy

• Duty

• Diplomacy

Which of the following helps explain the feelings of SUPERIORITY that encouraged many US imperialists?

• Anglo-Saxonism

• Rationalism

• Pacifism

• All of the above

True or False: American businessmen, not the US government, overthrew the Queen of Hawaii and established their own government in order to protect their business interests.

• True

• False

Which of the following fits the term "protectorate"?

• A country that is technically independent

• Cuba became this for awhile

• A country under the protection of another country

• All of the above

What cause of the Spanish-American War does THIS CARTOON demonstrate?

• Americans distrusted and were suspicious of the Spanish

• Americans primarily cared about money and profit

• Americans viewed the Cubans as children

• None of the above

Which of the following defines the Monroe Doctrine?

• Europe was not allowed to imperialize the Americas
• America was the Police force for the Western Hemisphere

Which of the following describes the Teller Amendment?

• Promised that America would give Cuba its inedpendence
• Promised the US would give Hawaii its independence
• Promised the US would give the Philippines its independence
• Gave America control over Guantanamo Bay

The following political cartoon refers to the construction of what by Teddy Roosevelt?

• Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay
• Suez Canal
• Panama Canal
• Washington Monument

At the end of the Spanish American War, the United States gained which 3 territories? 

• Puerto Rico, Cuba, Spain
• Spain, Cuba, Guam
• Marianas Islands, Philippines, Russia
• Philippines, Guam, Puerto Rico

A policy proposed by U.S. giving all nations equal opportunities to trade in China called __________, tried to stop ____________________, an area in which one nation controls trade and investment.

• Imperialism; Lay investiture

• Open Door Policy; Spheres of Influence

• Nationalism; Boxer Rebellion

• Reparations; Treaty of Versailles