Imperialism and WW1

A foreign policy doctrine that served as a message to foreign governments to stop colonizing countries in the Western Hemisphere and to leave countries in the Western Hemisphere alone

• Moral Diplomacy

• Dollar Diplomacy

• The Stilgenbauer Corollary

• The Monroe Doctrine

Which of the following were reasons the US colonized other countries (Why did we imperialize Mr. Miller's Room?)

• Strategic Advantage

• Natural Resources/Markets

• Nationalism

• Attitudes toward other people

In this speech, Senator Beveridge is advocating for what US policy?

• Imperialism

• Isoloationsim

• Containment

• Demilitarization

Which of the following acts was intended to prevent disloyalty in America during WW1, and limited 1st Amendment Rights

• Hatch Act

• Aliens Act

• Pendelton Act

• Espionage and Sedition Acts

In order to help pay for WW1, the government sold War Bonds aka Liberty Bonds

• True

• False

Which events were responsible for the US entering WW1

• The sinking of the Lusitania

• The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

• The Zimmerman Telegram

• Unrestricted Submarine Warfare by the Germans

After WW1 how did the United States demonstrate a return to isolationism

• By lowering tariffs

• By refusing to ratify the Treaty of Versailles

• By joining the League of Nations

• Promoting a revolution to help build the Panama Canal

Which factor was the basis for the United States Senate's opposition to the League of Nations

• High financial cost of membership

• Fear of becoming involved in another European war

• Rejection by Wilson of internationalism

• Concern over communist control of the government

Wilson wanted to establish a League of Nations to create lasting peace

• True

• False

The belief in empire building by control of one country over another another through diplomacy, military force, or economic means.

• Imperialism
• Isolationism

• Realism

• Idealism