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T or F, Open door policy was The way of dividing China for trade

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FALSE, sphere of influences

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T or F, Emilio Aguinaldo a Filipino nationalist who fought Spain

and the United States

True

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T or F, jingoism is the belief that life is a

competitive strugglein which only the fittest survive

False, social Darwinism

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T or F, Big stick diplomacy a foreign policy

based on human rights,equality, honor, and understanding

False moral diplomacy

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DAILY DOUBLE

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owner of the New York Journal whosupported the Spanish-American War

a. Hearst b. William Jennings Bryan c. Pulitzer

A

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What happened soon after United States Navy Commodore MatthewPerry arrived in Tokyo Bay in 1853?

a. The United States annexed Hawaii.b. Japan and the United States fought for control of trade.c. Perry negotiated a U.S.-Japan treaty that allowed trade

c

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An economy that is based on mining or producing raw materials to be

used in foreign industries is called

a. an extractive economy.b. feudal economy.

c. an export economy.d.an industrial economy.

A

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Who ran Mexico for decades as a dictator?a. Venustiano Carranza

b. Victoriano Huertac. Porfirio Díaz

d. Francisco “Pancho” Villa

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What did Governor Taft do to help restore Order in the Philippines?

a. censored the press.b. worked with rebel leadersc. limited self-ruled. closed schools

A

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T ort F, When Filipinos organized an insurrection against U.S. rules, the United States found itself quickly defeated by the rebel soldiers.

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How did the United States get access to the Canal Zone in Panama?

a. killed mosquitoesb. backed Panama rebelsc. negotiated with Colombiad. bought it from Spain

B

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Who won the Nobel Peace Prize for helping to negotiate an end to the Russo-Japanese War?

a. John Hayb. William Howard Taftc. Theodore Rooseveltd. Emilio Aquinaldo

C

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How did the United States becomeA global power?

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a. control large areas of China. c. stop Japan from trading in China.

b. keep trade in China open.  

The United States wanted to end European spheres of influence in Chinain order to

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Why did the United States Navy attack ships in the Philippines during theSpanish-American War?

a. The ships were part of the Spanish navy.b. The Philippines supported Spain and attacked the U.S. fleet.

c. The Philippines had caused the Maine to explode.

A

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What piece of U.S. legislation restricted the rights of Cubans after theirindependence from Spain?a. the Teller Amendmentcb. the Platt Amendmentc. the Foraker Act

B

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How did we Acquire Alaska?

To punish the colonists for the Boston Tea Party and Massacre, 1. Blockade on Boston Ports

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How did we acquire Hawaii

Patriots were considered traders by the King, they supported an Independent America. Loyalists, were

supporters of the King

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How did we acquire the Philippines?

To keep colonist informed about British Actions