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| What president from the era 1880-1920 opposed Hawaiian annexation |
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| What were the countries involved in the Samoan crisis? |
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1. United States
2. Germany
3. Great Britain |
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| What was William Jennings Bryan's solution for resolving international crises called? |
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| What incident were the ABC powers called to mediate? |
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| Who was the object of the Mexican incursion? |
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| What president resolved the Venuzualan boundary dispute? |
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| What policy for the western hemisphere did James G. Blaine and William Jennings Bryan share? |
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| Who were the two pillars of Yellow Journalism? |
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| What instructions did Frederic Remington receive during the uprising in Cuba? |
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| "You furnish the pictures, I'll furnish the war" |
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| What was the amendment to the war resolution against Spain and what was its main point? |
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1. Teller Amendment
2. We won't take Cuba |
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| Were the irreconcilables Republicans, Democrats, or both? |
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| Both (14 Republicans, 4 Democrats) |
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| What were the four provisions of the Open Door Note? |
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1. Non interference with sphere of influence already established in China
2. Equal treatment of all nations within sphere of influence
3.everyone gets same tariff concessions
4. China keeps its territorial and administrative integrtiy |
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| Spanish ambassador to US - wrote letter about Mckinley |
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| Did American businessmen see the Spanish-American War as a boost to businesses? |
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| NO, war is bad for business |
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| Who was the leader of the Philippine Revolution? |
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| Who said, "I took the Canal and let Congress debate"? |
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| What was the policy called when we said we have the right to exercise "international police power" whenever Latin American republics were unable to maintain order to fulfill their obligations to to other nations? |
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| What were two parts of the dollar diplomacy? |
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1. US encourages investment in South America
2. Investments were government supported |
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| What did the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Nicaragua have in common with Respect to the U.S? |
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| What were four reasons we went into the world war in the side of Britain? |
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1. Wilson was an anglophile
2. German submarine warfare
3. economic ties with Britain
4. prior tension with Germany
5. common heritage with Britain
6. Zimmerman telegram
7. British propaganda |
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| What were 4 underlying causes for our going to war with Spain? |
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| 1. Yellow Press 2. Sympathy for Cubans 3. We had interest in Cuba 4. Growing demand for intervention by Jingoists |
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| With respect to what country was the Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty concerned? |
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| With respect to what country was the Hay-Paunceforte Treaty concerned? |
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| What did the Little Group of Willful Men oppose? |
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| They did not want to enter WWI |
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1. Teddy Roosevelt
2. Alfred T Mahan
3. Beverage
4. Lodge
5. Hay |
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| 1. Cleveland 2. Samuel Gompers 3. 4. Carl Shurz 5. Mark Twain |
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| What was Wilson watchfully waiting for? |
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a resolution to the coronza huerta dispute
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| Whom did Wilson appoint to the War Labor Policy Board? |
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| What were three Geographic advantages the US had in foreign policy? |
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1. Two ocean coast
2. Geographically far from Europe
3. Week neighbors |
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| What were six traditional or Fundamental Foreign Policies in US history? |
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1. Isolation
2. freedom of seas
3. Monroe Doctrine
4. Pan Americanism
5. Open Door Policy
6. non-intervention in Europe
7. intervention in South America
8. Equal opportunity in Asia |
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| What did Carnegie, Gompers and Cleveland have in common? |
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| What proposal by Wilson enticed Germany to enter peace talks? |
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| Name four underlying causes of the Spanish-American War. |
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1. Hearst and Pulitzer - yellow journalism
2. Interest in Cuba – Ostend Manifesto failed
3. Cuban sympathies while they tried to revolt against the Spanish government
4. Jingoists and others urge us to go to war for religious reasons and because it is our duty to help them |
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| Name three immediate causes of the Spanish-American War. |
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1. Remember the Maine
2. De Lome letter- De Lome was a Spanish minister in Washington. The letter criticized McKinley
3. McKinley’s apparent war message |
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| What was the long range significance of the Spanish-American War? |
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1. We became a colonial empire over two oceans
2. We became a world power but they caused problems like in the Philippines with Aguinaldo.
3. We went from isolationism to imperialism
4. Treaty of Paris- we got Cuba (teller amendment), Guam, Puerto Rico, Philippines |
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| What were 3 points the Supreme Court made in the Insular Cases? |
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| 1.The constitutional rights do not apply fully to overseas territories 2. Inhabitants only have rights that congress grants 3. Congress can impose an import tax on the duties in these lands |
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| Name three things the Open Door policy said |
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1. All nations in the sphere of influence need to respect the rights and privileges of other nations in the sphere.
2. The Chinese needs to continue to collect tariff duties
3. No nation in the sphere of influence can discriminate against another nation with regards to railroad rates and port dues.
4. Everybody gets tariff concessions |
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| What were four basic causes for US entry into WWI? |
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1. Anti German feeling in US
2. Common heritage with England an France (with the allies)
3. Fear of German expansion
4. Invasion of neutral Belgium
5. Zimmerman note
6. British propaganda
7. German sabotage |
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| What were three criticisms of the Versailles Peace Conference Process (includes any role from the time he left his delegation to go there to the time he went back to Washington)? |
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1. Wilson made it a partisan delegation
2. The fact that Wilson went - he was not a diplomat and very stubborn
3. Way too much compromising
4. Allowed secret treaties
5. Wilson was unprepared |
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| What were three reasons in Washington for opposition to the Versailles Treaty once Wilson got back? |
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1. Republican opposition to Wilson – he was to partisan
2. Opposition to the League of Nations
3. Lodge reservations
4. Some people thought it was too harsh
5. Some people thought it wasn’t harsh enough |
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| What were three indicators of isolationist tendencies arising in American policy as a result of WWI |
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1. Demobilization of the army
2. Rejected the treaty and the world court
3. Put higher tariffs back up
4. Restricted immigration
5. Neutrality acts (1935-37) |
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| What are four factors that have influenced American foreign policy regardless of what era? |
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1. Geographic position
2. Weak neighbors
3. Room for expansion
4. Hyphenated Americans
5. Mercantile and industrial people
6. Democracy
7. Primacy of domestic affairs
8. Europe distresses |
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| Name three separate foreign policies the US has followed at one time or another |
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1. Non-intervention in Europe
2. Intervention in Latin America
3. Cooperation in the Far East
4. Isolation
5. Freedom of the seas
6. Monroe doctrine
7. Pan American
8. Open door policy
9. Dollar diplomacy |
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| With respect to what country was "watchful waiting" applied and by whom? |
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1. Used by Wilson
2. In regard to Mexico and the Caranza, Villa, and Huerta regime. |
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| Name the pejorative term for pro-imperialists |
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| Name the pejorative term for anti-imperialists |
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| With what country did we have a Gentleman's Agreement and under whose presidency? |
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| 1. Japan 2. Teddy Roosevelt (it said that Japan will stop their immigrants from emigrated to U.S and California will stop discriminating against them.) |
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| To Whom was the Zimmerman note sent and what did it promise? |
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1. to Mexico
2. from Germany encouraging Mexico to go to war with US and Germany would get back lands such as Texas, which had been lost to the US |
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| What Senator wrote up a list of objections to the Versailles Treaty? |
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| Name three Latin American countries we got involved with other then Mexico |
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1. Dominican Republic
2. Nicaragua
3. Venezuela
4. Panama
5. Columbia
6. Haiti
7. Philippines |
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| From what country was Panama freed with US help and who was president at the time? |
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1. Columbia
2. Teddy Roosevelt |
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| What president was involved in the Venezuelan debt controversy? |
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| What amendment put restrictions on Cuba's constitution after the Spanish-American War? |
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| Plat Amendment (the Teller amendment was before the war) |
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| What President's administration saw the annexation of Hawaii? |
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| what did the insular case decide? |
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| Constitution does not follow the flag |
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