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APPLAUSE
China &
More
ImperialISM
NEW
1900 Pres.
Manifest
Election
& more
Destiny
Foreign
Policy
Wilson &
the world
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THIS was President McKinley’s
Secretary of State who issued a
series of policy statements
regarding relations with China
Who is John Hay?
100
THIS was the name given to the
letters addressed to the leaders of
imperialist nations proposing that the
nations share their trading rights in
China with the United States and that
no single nation would have a
monopoly on trade with any part of
China
What is the Open
Door Notes?
200
THIS was a movement of Chinese
against foreigners killing hundreds
of missionaries and other
foreigners in China that was
eventually put down by an
international military force
1
What is
the Boxer
Rebellion ?
300
THIS President’s foreign policy
pressured nations in the
Western Hemisphere to
establish democratic
governments
What is Wilson’s foreign policy
?
400
William Howard Taft’s policy of
encouraging private American
investments in underdeveloped
regions of the world was given THIS
label by some commentators
What is Dollar diplomacy ?
500
THIS group was formed because
of their opposition to the
ratification of the Treaty of Paris
of 1898
What is the AntiImperialist League ?
100
THIS place was annexed to the US
during the Spanish American War ,
although it was NOT a former colony
of Spain, nor a part of the Treaty of
Paris of 1898 with Spain that ended the
Spanish American War.
What is
Hawaii ?
200
At the time, the most controversial
event associated with the SpanishAmerican War was the acquisition
of THIS
What is the Philippines ?
300
THESE 3 places became
possessions of the United States
under the provisions of the Treaty
of Paris of 1898
What is
Puerto Rico
Guam
the Philippine Islands ?
400
Anti-imperialists presented THESE
3 arguments against acquiring the
Philippine Islands
What is
1. it would violate the
“consent of the governed”
philosophy of the
Declaration of
Independence
2. despotism abroad might
lead to despotism at home
3. the Filipinos wanted
freedom, not colonial rule ?
500
The numerous near-wars and
diplomatic crises of the United
States in the late 1880s and 1890s
demonstrated
THIS about the national mood of
the United States
What is the aggressive new
national mood?
100
The United States gained a virtual
right of intervention in Cuba
because of THIS
What is the
Platt Amendment ?
200
By acquiring THESE Islands at the end
of the Spanish-American War, the
United States assumed rule over
millions of Asian people , became a full
–fledged East Asian power , assumed
commitments that would be difficult to
defend AND developed popular
support for a big navy
What is the Philippines ?
300
THIS is the correct chronological
order for these events:
() American declaration of war on
Spain
() sinking of the Maine
() passage of the Teller
Amendment
() passage of the Platt Amendment
What is
(1) sinking of the Maine
(2) passage of the Teller Amendment
(3) American declaration of war on
Spain
(4) passage of the Platt Amendment
400
In 1899, an insurrection began
HERE because the United States
refused to give the people their
freedom
What is the Philippines ?
500
The Republicans won the 1900
election mainly because of
THIS
What is the prosperity achieved
during McKinley’s first term?
100
The United States declared war on Spain
even though the Spanish had already
agreed to do THIS
What is
sign an armistice with the
Cuban rebels ?
200
THIS guaranteed the independence
of Cuba
What is The Teller
Amendment ?
300
A major factor in the shift in
American foreign policy toward
imperialism in the late
nineteenth century was THIS
What is the need for
overseas markets for
increased industrial and
agricultural production
?
400
In the 1900 presidential election,
the Democratic Party and its
candidate William Jennings Bryan,
insisted that THIS was the
“paramount issue” of the
campaign.
What is imperialism ?
500
The name of the foreign
policy statement issued in
1823 which warned other
nations against expanding
their influence in Latin
America was called THIS
What is the Monroe Doctrine
?
100
This added a new provision to the
Monroe Doctrine that was
specifically designed to
justify U.S. intervention in the
affairs of Latin American
countries especially if necessary
to forestall interference by
European nations
Who is
the Roosevelt
Corollary?
200
As to whether American laws
applied to the territory acquired in
the Spanish –American War, the
Supreme Court decided THIS in
the Insular Cases
What is that the
Constitution does not
necessarily follow the flag
?
300
THIS phrase was the title of
a poem by English writer Rudyard
Kipling that promoted the duty of
whites (Euro’s & Americans) to rule
over & civilize other nations/ethnic
groups
and was published in McClures
magazine in 1899 and endorsed by
many Americans
What is “White man’s burden” ?
400
THIS asserted in 1904
that
the United State had a
right to exercise
international police
power in the Western
Hemisphere
What is the Roosevelt
Corollary ?
500
An example of Wilson following his policy
of missionary (moral) diplomacy involved
his refusal to recognize THIS
government in Mexico because he
considered this leader a murderer
because he had ordered rebel leader
Francisco Madero executed.
What was the Huerta
government ?
100
THIS was the phrase given to
describe the plan adopted by
Wilson looking for an
opportunity to act against
Huerta
What is Watchful Waiting ?
200
In 1913, President Woodrow Wilson’s
foreign policy that the US had a
moral responsibility to deny
recognition to any Latin American
government it viewed as
undemocratic
was called THIS
What is Missionary (moral)
diplomacy ?
(which gave the Monroe Doctrine a
moral tone)
300
THIS government in Mexico was
challenged by
Francisco “Pancho” Villa, a fierce
nationalist who had frequently
courted the support and aid of the
United States
, Emiliano Zapata
AND Peasants who wanted land
reform
What is the
Carranza
government ?
400
The OVERALL result of the American
military expeditions into Mexico in 1914
and 1916 was THIS
What is to embitter U. S. –
Mexican relations for
several years ?
500
FINAL
JEOPARDY
PRESIDENTS
THIS was the
youngest
elected
President in
US History
Who is
John F.
Kennedy ?
(TR youngest to become
President – not through
election but assassination
of Pres. McKinley)