front 1 1. The major alternative route, besides Panama, that was seriously
considered as the location for a canal between | back 1 b |
front 2 2. The American war against the Philippine insurrectionists promoting
Philippine independence | back 2 c |
front 3 3. Theodore Roosevelt strongly encouraged the Panamanians to revolt
against Colombia because | back 3 e |
front 4 4. The battleship Maine was sunk by | back 4 b |
front 5 5. The extended Open Door policy advocated in Secretary John Hay's
second note to all the great powers called | back 5 d |
front 6 6. The United States' frequent intervention in the affairs of Latin
American countries in the early 20th century | back 6 c |
front 7 7. In the Root-Takahira agreement of 1908 | back 7 b |
front 8 8. Theodore Roosevelt's aggressive policies, along with the economic
and political instability in Central America | back 8 b |
front 9 9. America's initial Open Door policy was essentially an argument to
promote | back 9 a |
front 10 10. Theodore Roosevelt's aggressive involvement in the Panamanian
revolt had the general international effect of | back 10 e |
front 11 11. The actual purpose of the battleship Maine's visit to Cuba was
to | back 11 b |
front 12 12. Theodore Roosevelt became involved in the peace settlement for
the Russo-Japanese War | back 12 e |
front 13 13. President McKinley's policy of benevolent assimilation in the
Philippines | back 13 c |
front 14 14. The Cuban insurrectos who wanted to overthrow Spanish rule in
Cuba | back 14 e |
front 15 15. When the United States invaded Puerto Rico during the
Spanish-American War | back 15 b |
front 16 16. In the 1900 presidential election, the Democratic party and its
candidate, William Jennings Bryan, insisted that | back 16 b |
front 17 17. Theodore Roosevelt can best be described as | back 17 c |
front 18 18. President Roosevelt organized a conference in Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, in 1905 to | back 18 e |
front 19 19. China's Boxer Rebellion was an attempt to | back 19 c |
front 20 20. The most successful American military action during the
Spanish-American War was largely due to | back 20 e |
front 21 21. As a vice-presidential candidate in 1900, Teddy Roosevelt | back 21 d |
front 22 22. When the United States captured the Philippines from
Spain | back 22 a |
front 23 23. In 1899, guerrilla warfare broke out in the Philippines
because | back 23 b |
front 24 24. A group of historians known as the New Left revisionists argued
that the United States' burst of overseas | back 24 c |
front 25 25. The Teller Amendment | back 25 a |
front 26 26. In the aftermath of the Boxer uprising, the United States used
the indemnity that China was forced to pay to | back 26 a |
front 27 27. The British gave up their opposition to an American-controlled
isthmian canal because they | back 27 c |
front 28 28. The United States declared war on Spain even though the Spanish
had already agreed to | back 28 a |
front 29 29. In response to the Boxer Rebellion, the United States | back 29 e |
front 30 30. The end of the Cuban War came after the last substantial Spanish
fleet was destroyed at the Battle of | back 30 b |
front 31 31. President McKinley justified American acquisition of the
Philippines primarily by emphasizing that | back 31 e |
front 32 32. The Rough Riders, organized principally by Teddy
Roosevelt, | back 32 e |
front 33 33. The United States gained a perpetual lease on the Panama Canal
Zone in the | back 33 a |
front 34 34. President Grover Cleveland rejected the effort to annex Hawaii
because | back 34 c |
front 35 35. The relatively small, but perceived substantial, Japanese
immigration into California in the early 1900s led to | back 35 d |
front 36 36. Many Americans became concerned about the increasing foreign
intervention in China because they | back 36 a |
front 37 37. The primary diplomatic result of Roosevelt's diplomatic ending of
the Russo-Japanese War was that | back 37 b |
front 38 38. The secret Gentlemen's Agreement that President Theodore
Roosevelt worked out with the Japanese in 1907- | back 38 c |
front 39 39. The Philippine nationalist who led the insurrection against both
Spanish rule and the later United States | back 39 b |
front 40 40. The greatest loss of life for American fighting men during the
Spanish-American War resulted from | back 40 d |
front 41 41. The Republicans won the 1900 election mainly because of | back 41 e |
front 42 42. Arrange the following events in chronological order: (A) American
declaration of war on Spain, (B) sinking of | back 42 d |
front 43 43. As part of the benevolent assimilation program in the
Philippines, the United States did all of the
following | back 43 d |
front 44 44. The Philippine insurrection was finally concluded in 1901
when | back 44 e |
front 45 45. Along with serving as the last reigning queen of Hawaii, Queen
Liliuokalani is also remembered for | back 45 b |
front 46 46. Teddy Roosevelt's role in the Panamanian Revolution
involved | back 46 a |
front 47 47. Construction of an isthmian canal across Central America was
motivated mainly by | back 47 a |
front 48 48. When they first arrived in the US, Puerto Ricans worked in all of
the following positions EXCEPT | back 48 e |
front 49 49. When Filipinos first came to the United States, they worked
mainly as | back 49 e |
front 50 50. At the time, the greatest controversy emerging from the
Spanish-American War was over | back 50 d |
front 51 51. Starting in 1917, many Puerto Ricans came to the mainland United
States seeking | back 51 e |
front 52 52. American imperialists who advocated acquisition of the
Philippines especially stressed | back 52 b |
front 53 53. American involvement in the affairs of Latin American nations, at
the turn of the century, usually stemmed from | back 53 c |
front 54 54. Members of the Rough Riders consisted of | back 54 d |
front 55 55. Americans favored providing aid to the Cuban revolutionaries for
all of the following reasons EXCEPT | back 55 b |
front 56 56. By acquiring the Philippine Islands at the end of the
Spanish-American War, the United States | back 56 e |
front 57 57. Regarding the presidency, Teddy Roosevelt believed that | back 57 c |
front 58 58. Teddy Roosevelt received the Republican vice-presidential
nomination in 1900 mainly because | back 58 b |
front 59 59. On the question of whether American laws applied to the overseas
territory acquired in the Spanish-American | back 59 a |
front 60 60. President William McKinley asked Congress to declare war on Spain
mainly because | back 60 e |
front 61 61. All of the following became possessions of the United States
under the provisions of the Treaty of Paris with | back 61 d |
front 62 62. Japan's victories in the early stages of the Russo-Japanese War
were especially stunning because | back 62 a |
front 63 63. The United States asserted that it had a virtual right of
continuing intervention in Cuba in the | back 63 b |
front 64 64. Before a treaty annexing Hawaii to the United States could be
rushed through the U.S. Senate in 1893 | back 64 a |
front 65 65. Which best explains the arguments behind the Anti-Imperialist
League? | back 65 e |
front 66 66. The nations that signed U.S. Secretary of State John Hay's Open
Door note concerning Chinese rights and fair | back 66 c, d, e |
front 67 67. The following were arguments made by Americans opposed to the
annexation of the Philippines by the U.S. a. annexation would dishonor and destroy American's historic
Constitutional commitments to self- b. the maintenance of despotism abroad could beget despotism at
home. | back 67 a, b, c, d |
front 68 68. Which of the following represented effects of the Russo-Japanese
War on the United States? | back 68 a, b, c , d |