A protectorate refers to a nation that protects others True or False Matthew C Perry helped negotiate a trade agreement with China using the power of a naval fleet True or False Queen Liliuokalani was the last monarch of Hawaii ID: 582262
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True or False:
A protectorate refers to a nation that protects othersSlide2
True or False:
Matthew C. Perry helped negotiate a trade agreement with China using the power of a naval fleetSlide3
True or False:
Queen Liliuokalani was the last monarch of HawaiiSlide4
True or False:
William Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer were yellow journalists who competed against each otherSlide5
True or False:
Victoriano
Huerta was a Mexican dictator who was notoriously brutalSlide6
True or False:
Pancho Villa led a group of guerrillas in an attack on Columbus, New MexicoSlide7
True or False:
Jacob Riis wrote
The Jungle
, which focused on the plight of immigrantsSlide8
True or False:
Carrie Chapman Catt led the National Women Suffrage Association (NAWSA) Slide9
True or False:
Yellow journalism is sensationalist reporting in which writers exaggerate or made up stories to attract readersSlide10
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A sphere of influence refers to how much military power a nation has in the rest of the worldSlide11
True or False:
The Open Door Policy mandated that any nation could trade with China, whether or not they had a “leasehold”Slide12
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Dollar Diplomacy focused on ensuring American profits by supporting industry in Latin America, lifting it out of poverty one dollar at a timeSlide13
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Big Stick Diplomacy refers to using military force to solve any problemSlide14
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The “bully pulpit” refers to the government bullying companies into cooperatingSlide15
True or False:
The Department of Commerce and Labor monitored business and had the power to shut down corrupt companiesSlide16
What did Roosevelt use to break the Coal Strike of 1902?
a. Creation of the Federal Trade Commission
b. Made striking illegal
c. Arbitration
d. Threatened to severely punish mine owners unless they improved working conditions Slide17
How did Roosevelt approach dealing with trusts?
a. Accepted trusts but wanted to increase regulation
b. Worked hard to destroy monopolies and strictly enforce antitrust laws
c. Government should be completely hands off in regards to business
d. Helped to increase the power of trusts Slide18
Which amendment gave women the right to vote?
a. 16th
b. 17th
c. 18th
d. 19thSlide19
Which amendment legalized federal income taxes
a. 16th
b. 17th
c. 18th
d. 19thSlide20
What is a trust?
a. Firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something
b. Property is held by one party for the benefit of another
c. Group of people authorized to act as a single entity
d. Small claim of ownership in a companySlide21
A tariff is a _____.
a. Tax on imported goods
b. Bill that places a restriction on immigration
c. Fee associated with operating a business
d. Method used to enforce a Supreme Court decisionSlide22
Minimum age and maximum hours were restrictions put on what?
a. Women Labor
b. Meat Packing
c. Trusts
d. Child labor Slide23
Which was NOT a part of Roosevelt’s Square Deal reforms?
a. Conservation of natural resources
b. Control of corporations
c. Elimination of child labor
d. Consumer protectionSlide24
Which president’s major domestic accomplishment was encouraging environmental conservation?
a. Roosevelt
b. Wilson
c. McKinley
d. TaftSlide25
Respectively, who was the Democratic and Republican candidates in the election of 1912?
a. Roosevelt; Wilson
b. Wilson; Taft
c. Taft; Roosevelt
d. Wilson; RooseveltSlide26
What did the Underwood Tariff accomplish?
a. Reduced tariffs by about 50%
b. Limits child labor and places restrictions on labor conditions
c. Ratified the 15th Amendment
d. Increased the power of trustsSlide27
Which term means the economic and political domination of a strong nation over a weaker
one?
a. Industrialization
b. Anglo-
Saxonism
c. Imperialism
d. Pan-AmericanismSlide28
Which policy stated that the U.S. would intervene in Latin American affairs when necessary to maintain economic and political stability?
a. Roosevelt Corollary
b. Open Door Policy
c. Dollar Diplomacy
d. Big Stick DiplomacySlide29
In which country was Roosevelt able to build his canal?
a. The Philippines
b. Colombia
c. Cuba
d. PanamaSlide30
Journalist who reports on poor social conditions and political corruption:
a. Anglo-Saxon
b. Progressive
c. Muckraker
d. GuerillaSlide31
Series of responses to American problems:
a. Progressivism
b.
Arbitration
c. Yellow Journalism
d. SuffrageSlide32
The right to vote in a political election
a.
Prohibition
b. Direct Primary
c. Nationalism
d. SuffrageSlide33
Militant person who uses quick, surprise attacks instead of open battle
a. Boxer
b. Anglo-Saxon
c. Guerilla
d. ProgressiveSlide34
Limiting the production, distribution, and consumption of alcohol
a. Arbitration
b. Prohibition
c. Pan-Americanism
d. ConservationSlide35
Settling a dispute by agreeing to accept the decision of an impartial outsider
A. Negotiation
B. Legal council
C. Monopoly
D. ArbitrationSlide36
All members in a political party can vote for a candidate to run in the general election
a. Suffrage
b. Direct Primary
c. Pan-Americanism
d. NationalismSlide37
All members in a political party can vote for a candidate to run in the general election
a. Suffrage
b. Direct Primary
c. Pan-Americanism
d. NationalismSlide38
Political, commercial, and cultural cooperation among the countries of North and South America
a. Open-Door Policy
b. Big Stick Diplomacy
c. Roosevelt Corollary
d. Pan-AmericanismSlide39
Belief that American culture and politics are better than anywhere else and should be imposed
a. Suffrage
b. Anglo-
Saxonism
c. Direct Primary
d. ProgressivismSlide40
Business practice of a company buying all businesses on which it depends
a. Vertical Integration
b. Corporation
c. Monopoly
d. Trust
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Write “M” for colonial/military imperialism, “C” for cultural imperialism, “E” for economic imperialism, “P” for political imperialism, or “I” for isolationism. :
The United States uses its army to depose a violent dictator
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Write “M” for colonial/military imperialism, “C” for cultural imperialism, “E” for economic imperialism, “P” for political imperialism, or “I” for isolationism. :
The British Empire raises American taxes on imports without representation
Slide43
Write “M” for colonial/military imperialism, “C” for cultural imperialism, “E” for economic imperialism, “P” for political imperialism, or “I” for isolationism. :
Despite being surrounded by Germany, France, and Italy, Switzerland managed to largely stay out of WWII, in part because of its geographic defenses
Slide44
Write “M” for colonial/military imperialism, “C” for cultural imperialism, “E” for economic imperialism, “P” for political imperialism, or “I” for isolationism. :
The United States fears a Communist domino effect, so it works hard to protect, encourage, and incentivize democratic governments
Slide45
Write “M” for colonial/military imperialism, “C” for cultural imperialism, “E” for economic imperialism, “P” for political imperialism, or “I” for isolationism. :
After inventing modern soccer, Englishmen brought the sport the other parts of the world, believing it to be a superior pastime
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What did the Commission Plan do?
A. Created 12 regional banks supervised by presidential appointees
B. Council would hire a manager to run the city instead of the mayor
C. Outlawed practices that restricted competition
D. Divided city government into several departments, each controlled by an expert
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What did the Council-Manager System do?
A. Created 12 regional banks supervised by presidential appointees
B. Council would hire a manager to run the city instead of the mayor
C. Outlawed practices that restricted competition
D. Divided city government into several departments, each controlled by an expert
Slide48
What is NOT a belief of a Social Darwinist?
A. Nations will inevitably be involved in competition
B. Only the strongest nations will survive
C. Big corporations can only harm society
D. The United States must expand
Slide49
Which is NOT a progressive era ideal?
A.
C
ompetition in business is good
B. Reduce alcohol abuse
C. Women’s suffrage
D. Gun laws
Slide50
Which is NOT an aspect of New Nationalism?
A. Economic reform based on tariffs
B. Legislation to protect women and children in the workforce
C. Workers’ compensation for workplace injuries
D. Trusts are acceptable but need regulation
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Which is NOT an aspect of New Freedom?
A. Destroy monopolies
B. Restore competition in business
C. Campaign message of Theodore Roosevelt
D. Use more than simple regulation to handle trusts