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CRM 2.1 SUMMATIVE REVIEW

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an example of Roosevelt's Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine (Big Stick Policy), in which the United States demonstrated its strength?

a)

Voyage of the Great White Fleet

b)

Building of the Panama Canal

c)

Annexation of Cuba

d)

Building of Guantanamo Bay in Cuba

2.

What was the purpose the US established a strong presence throughout the islands in the Pacific Ocean?

a)

To ensure the Philippines could be protected from Spain

b)

To secure naval bases in the Pacific Ocean

c)

To support trade between China and Cuba

d)

To aid trade agreements in Asian countries for European allies

3.

What impact did exaggerated stories found in yellow journalism play in the Spanish American War?

a)

It downplayed an attack by the Spanish

b)

It found key evidence that the Spanish had purposefully attack the USS Maine

c)

It enraged Americans who wanted war with Spain

d)

It pushed for support that the US should annex Cuba after the war

4.

What was built to make trade faster and easier between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans?

a)

Building of the Panama Canal

b)

Transcontinental Railroad

c)

Fueling station at Guantanamo Bay Cuba

d)

Annexation of Hawaii

5.

What was a key point in the US for trade and staging troops in the US during the Spanish American War?

a)

Jacksonville, Fl

b)

Orlando, Fl

c)

Tallahassee, Fl

d)

Tampa, Fl

6.

What Cuban national is credited with raising money in Ybor City, and inspiring other Cubans to support the Spanish-American War

a)

Jose Marti

b)

Theodore Roosevelt

c)

General Santa Ana

d)

Fidel Castro

7.

What role did diseases such as Yellow Fever and Malaria have on the construction of the Panama Canal?

a)

It had no role, as medecine was readily available

b)

It slowed progress, as many died from the diseases

c)

It made progress faster as the strongest workers were not infected

d)

It slowed progress, but only slightly as cures became available

8.

Aside from the harsh terrain, what main obstacle did the US need to tackle in order to build the Panama Canal?

a)

Which tools would be most effective

b)

Competition from Spain

c)

Threats from native Panamanians

d)

Diseases like the Yellow Fever ("Yellow Jack")

9.

Which Amendment promised Cuban independence, but allowed the US to "intervene in Cuban affairs?"

a)

Teller Amendment

b)

Platt Amendment

c)

Maine Amendment

d)

Roosevelt Amendment

10.

Who led the Rough Riders to victory on San Juan Hill?

a)

William Mckinley

b)

Grover Cleveland

c)

Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt

d)

Woodrow Wilson

11.

What land was annexed to the United States in order to gain a fueling station in the Pacific Ocean and to expand US agricultural industries?

a)

Texas

b)

Hawaii

c)

Cuba

d)

Alaska

12.

William Jennings Bryan did not support US involvement in the Philippines because it went against our values. He was considered which of the following?

a)

Anti-imperialist

b)

Imperialist

c)

Abolitionist

d)

Anti-Abolitionist

13.

What policy did the US develop to dictate trade with China, rather than our "sphere of influence"?

a)

Fair Trade Policy

b)

Asian Trade Policy

c)

Open Door Policy

d)

Open Border Policy

14.

Alfred Thayer Mahan wrote "The Influence of Sea Power Upon History." How did this writing influence imperialism in the United States?

a)

Ensured the US was always prepared for war

b)

Pushed for less armed forces to show willingness to work with other countries

c)

Promoted a desire for sea-powered vessels to cut back on the need for oil

d)

Led to the US to build naval bases throughout the world

15.

How did the US show the world we could defend our international interests?

a)

Won decisively in the Spanish American War

b)

Formed strong allies with Russia and Japan

c)

Sent 16 White battleships around the world

d)

Set up fueling stations in Hawaii and Cuba