Unit 1: Imperialism and Progressivism Test Review

I will be able to use my notebook, vocabulary, and any other hand-written resources on the test.

• True

• False

For the Short-Answer, I will have to choose one of three prompts and write 5+ sentences to answer the questions.

• True

• False

During the early 20th century, flashy headlines with questionable, exaggerated stories was called which of the following? (Mark only one oval)

• Clickbait

• Fake Newspapers

• Yellow Journalism

• Incredulous Accounts

The U.S.S. Maine explosion, which led to the Spanish-American War, was actually

• Spain's Fault as they had placed a mine next to the ship.

• No one's fault as a fire broke out in the ship that was uncontrollable.

• Cuba's Fault as they had placed a mine next to the ship.

• Spain's Fault because they attacked the ship with a torpedo.

Teddy Roosevelt is known for his what?

• Amazing Mustache

• Rugged Outdoorsman Persona

• Speaking Softly and Carrying a Big Stick

• All of the Above!

Following the Spanish-American War, the Treaty of Paris was signed, leading the United States to control which new territories: (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)

• The Phillippines

• Guam

• Cuba

• The West Indies

• Puerto Rico

The 16th Amendment:

• Establishes Federal Income Tax

• Establishes the rules for Senators, including election by the people.

• Establishes the Prohibition of Alcohol

• Establishes the Right to Vote for Women.

The Roosevelt Corollary established America as?

• An International Police Force in Latin America

• An Isolationist Country

• The Ruler of Alaska

• An International Police Force for the Entire Globe

The Philippines allowed American to be closer to which trade market?

• The Panama Canal

• China

• India

• Europe

The purchase of Alaska was known originally as what?

• Seward's Folly

• Teddy's Icebox

• Seward's Greatest