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WorksheetsSpanish American War & WW1
Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 1hrs 27mins
Which policy involved a country staying out of another country's business (including war)?
Isolationism
Naitonalism
Communism
Democracy
a method of fighting that resulted in an extreme number of deaths for both sides
Trench Warfare
Total War
Blockade
Isolationist
when governments make use of all their resources and people during war time
Trench Warfare
Total War
Neutrality
a national policy of abstaining from political or economic relations with other countries
Neutrality
Total War
Isolationist
Propaganda
When a country uses warships to stop goods from entering or leaving another country's port
U-Boat
Blockade
Artillery
Trench Warfare
The US found out about a proposed alliance between Mexico and Germany in what?
Enigma Codes
Zimmerman Telegram
Platt Amendment
Roosevelt Corollary
Spanish-American War established America as a ?
Communist State
World/Imperial Power
Democratic Nation
What was the name of the British ship that was sunk during World War One and helped cause America to enter the war?
USS Maine
Olympia
Lusitania
Enterprise
Which term does the picture represent?
Treaty
Draft
Isolationism
Ideas spread to influence public opinion are called _____. An example is the Uncle Sam poster that states, "I Want You For the US Army!"
genocide
armistice
propaganda
an effort to cut off food, supplies, communications, or trade from a country or region by force using ships or armies
armistice
blockade
mandate
reparations
American servicemen in World War I
doughboys
stalemate
trench warfare
total war
international organization founded at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919; later changed into the United Nations
isolationist
mandate
League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles
agreement that ended World War I between Germany and the Allied Powers
blockade
propaganda
League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles
a secret diplomatic communication issued from the German Foreign Office in January 1917 that proposed a military alliance between Germany and Mexico.
alliances
propaganda
Sussex Pledge
Zimmerman Telegram
President Woodrow Wilsons' plan for peace to end WW I.
Sussex Pledge
Fourteen Points
American battleship that exploded in Cuba.
USS Roosevelt
USS Maine
USS Vermont
A canal that links the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean
Suez Canal
Erie Canal
Panama Canal
When it came to U.S. intervention in Cuba, journalist often wrote sensational stories just to sell newspapers. This is an example of which type of journalism?
Business
Isolationist
Malpractice
Yellow
What was one obstacle that workers ran into while building the Panama Canal?
Attacks for the local people of Panama
Food shortages
Diseases such as malaria and yellow fever
France was attacking workers
1. Cuba wants independence
2 ?
3. America becomes an emerging world power
Belgium, France, Great Britain, Russia, Serbia, United States
Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, Germany, Ottoman Empire
Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders had an important victory in Cuba at-
Pebble Beech
San Juan Hill
Normandy
Havana Harbor
Which territory was the US helping to gain independence from Spain?
Guam
Cuba
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Yellow journalism caused Americans to be________ angry about the explosion of the U.S.S. Maine.
more
less
What place is Queen Liliuokalani most closely associated with?
Hawaii
Cuba
Philipines
Panama Canal
Where did Dr. Walter Reed fight yellow fever?
Hawaii
Cuba
Philipines
Panama Canal
Printing sensational, often exagerated news stories in order to attract more readers and sell more papers.
yellow fever
yellow journalism
imperialism
isolationism
The Age of Imperialism was a time when the U.S. became a world power. What is the most likely reason the artist chose an eagle for this cartoon?
The eagle is our national bird, and it represents the U.S.
The eagle was the only bird that the artist knew how to draw.
The eagle is a very large bird that can touch both sides of the U.S.
The U.S. can fly like an eagle.
Based on your observations of the cartoon, what point of view does the artist most likely have about the United States?
The United States is powerful.
The United States is weak.
The United States is dying.
The United States is a bird.
Why did the U.S. support Panama in gaining independence from Columbia?
The U.S. could finally win the Spanish- American War.
Panama needed to build a lock and dam system, but it didn't know how.
The U.S. did not like Panama or Columbia.
Panama agreed to let the U.S. build a canal through the country.
What was one effect that "yellow journalism" had on the Spanish-American War?
The idea of manifest destiny gained strength.
Papers began printing 'Hogn's Alley' in bright yellow ink.
Settlers first came to Hawaii and planted sugarcane and pineapples.
The Spanish were blamed for the destruction of the U.S.S. Maine.
Which choice below best explains the reasons why Queen Liliuokalani gave up her power?
Queen Liliuokalani couln't win the fight against U.S. planters and soldiers, and many native Hawaiians might be kiiled.
Businessmen ran the Republic of Hawaii better than Queen Liliuokalani could.
Planting sugarcane and pineapples took up too much of Queen Liliuokalani's time.
None of the above.
In his book The Influence of Sea Power upon History, Alfred T. Mahan argued that the United States should _________
avoid foreign conflicts.
sell its naval bases.
build a strong navy.
remain isolationist.
How did American newspapers respond to the explosion of the U.S.S. Maine in Havana Harbor?
American newspapers refused to report the story.
American newspapers reported that the explosion was an accident.
American newspapers blamed the explosion on Spain.
American newspapers blamed the explosion on Cuban rebels.
Why was the Panama Canal so important?
Connecting the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean cut the time needed to transport goods and increased U.S. power.
The Panama Canal allowed ships to reach Hawaii.
The Panama Canal was the first canal built in the world.
None of the above.
President Roosevelt called it the "greatest engineering feat of the ages." What was he speaking about?
The building of the White House.
The completion of the Panama Canal.
The annexation of Hawaii.
The invention of the telephone.
What caused several fast spreading diseases to spread while the Panama Canal was being built?
Epidemic
Yellow fever
Malaria
Mosquitoes
Which newspaper headline is MOST likely to be an example of "yellow journalism"?
Hawaii Joins the U.S.
Spain Surrenders!
Widow Shares the Dying Words of Her Husband Killed by Spanish Guards
Fleet Returns from the Philipines
What nickname was given to several groups of African American soldiers who fought in segregated units?
Buffalo soldiers
Rough Riders
Cuban fighters
None of the above.
The purpose of this propaganda poster is to get people to
Enlist in the Military
Finance the War
Produce or Conserve Resources
James Montgomery Flagg used the colors red, white and blue for this famous poster. What is the most likely reason he used those colors?
Red, white and blue are the colors of our U.S. flag.
Red, white and blue are Flagg’s favorite colors.
Red, white and blue are the only colors used for posters.
Red, white and blue are the colors of soldiers, battles and enemies
What was the main reason cowboys drove their herds from Texas to Kansas during the later 1800s?
The cattle sold for about $40 each once they reached Kansas. In Texas, they could only be sold for $4 each.
It was after the war, and there was a shortage of beef.
In Kansas, the cattle were loaded onto trains and shipped to the East for a higher price .
In 1892, Homer Plessy sat in the "whites only" car of the East Louisiana Railroad. He was part African American. What was an effect of his action?
Plessy refused to move and was put in jail.
The passing of the 13th and 14th Amendments to the Constitution made slavery illegal.
Southern states avoided following the 14th Amendment by passing Jim Crow laws.
The first steam ships that the Navy used were powered by burning coal. How did this affect Navy leaders' decisions during the Spanish-American War?
Ships had to plan their voyages so that they could stop at coal stations along the way.
Ships could hold about 2,000 tons of dusty, black coal.
The first steam ships that the Navy used were powered by burning coal.
Tankers called “oilers” could fuel these ships while sailing in calm seas.
