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| Leader of Philippino rebels who wanted independence from the US. |
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| French workers died from this while working on the Panama Canal. |
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| Law that would not allow any Chinese to enter the US. |
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| Ship sunk in Havanna Harbor that started the Spanish American War. |
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| Known as the "Butcher", he crushed the Cuban rebellion and placed thousands of Cubans in concentration camps. |
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| Volunteer Cavalry group led by Teddy Roosevelt. |
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| Newspapers blow stories out of proportion in order to sell newspapers. |
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| Country that owned Panama. |
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| Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine |
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| Document that stated that the US would be the police power for the Western Hemisphere. |
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| Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippines |
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| Territory gained by the US after the Spanish American War. |
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| Lock system that trasports ships from the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific in 9 hours. |
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| "You supply the pictures, I'll supply the ______." Supposedly said to a reporter by Newspaperman Hearst about Cuban rebellion. |
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| Territory where the US would exercise police power. |
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| Chinese immigrants who came to California usually came to work on _______. |
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| Length of the Spanish American War. |
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| Hill supposedly taken by the Rough Riders - in reality they took Kettle Hill. |
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| Military unit that took San Juan Hill. |
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| First area attacked when the Spanish American War started. |
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| Style of fighting most closely associated with WWI. |
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| Artillery weapon that could fire a shell 9 miles. |
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| One cause of WWI; building up armies in preparation for fighting. |
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| One cause of WWI; the conquering of territory to build up an empire. |
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| One cause of WWI; countries sign treaties with each other promising to aid one another in time of war. |
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| One cause of WWI; pride in one's country OR the desire for one's ethnic group to have its own country. |
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| Terrorist organization responsible for the assassination of Franz Ferdinand to start WWI. |
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| Neutral country through which Germany marched to get to France in WWI. |
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| British luxury cruise ship that was sunk by a German submarine. |
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| Telegram intercepted by the US that Germany had sent to Mexico trying to get them to attack the US. |
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| Commander of the AEF (American troops) nicknamed "Black Jack". |
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| Chemical warfare used during WWI. |
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| England (Great Britain), Russia, France - became the Allies during WWI. |
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| Austria-Hungary, Germany, Italy - became the Central Powers during WWI (except that Italy was replaced by the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria). |
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