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Also known as the world bully,the foreign policy stance which

holds that a nation should extend

power by acquiring territoryaround the globe or exploitingweaker nations to serve national

interests.


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W hich foreign policy stance involves strictnon-involvement in the affairs of other

nations?W

hat is its nickname?


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W hich foreign policy stance involves anation working with other nations toinfluence world affairs?


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W hich foreign policy stanceinvolves intervention in the affairs

of other countries to promoteimportant national interests and/or to safeguard national security.


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W hat Cuban industry which played

a major role leading to the Spanish- American W ar did the U.S. investin?


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Which year did the Spanish- American W ar take place?


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Isolationism; Loner


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Imperialism


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Internationalism


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Collective Security


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1898


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Sugar


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What did the Cubans want fromSpain?


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Independence


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In response to a Cuban launchedrevolution attempt, the Spanish

rulers forced Cubans into _____.


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R econcentration camps


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About how much of Cubaspopulation died as a result of the

horrifying conditions in the Spanishreconcentration camps?


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O ne- fourth


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Which nation was blamed for theU.S. battleship Maine explosion in

Havana Harbor?


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Spain


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W hich president demanded apeace agreement from Spain?


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P resident McKinley


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In which country did the war start?

(U.S. sank all10

of Spains ships inseven hours)


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P hilippines


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W hy did the P hilippine rebels helpthe U.S. storm Manila, the capital?


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T hey believed that the U.S. would

grant them independence fromSpain.


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Philippines


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Which significant event marked theend of the war in Cuba?


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U.S. Navy destroyed the Spanishblockade of Santiago Harbor,

Cuba.


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W hich nation emerged as a worldpower, with influence/control in the

P hilippines, Cuba, P uerto R ico,Hawaii, Samoa, other small P acific

Islands and China?


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T he U.S.


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T his was the belief that it was Americas right and duty to spread

across the North Americancontinent.


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Manifest Destiny


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W hich foreign policy stance did the

U.S. take duringWWII

to preventthe fascist and military regimesfrom gaining too much power


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Internationalism


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B y joining the United Nations, theU.S. took which foreign policy

stance?


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Collective Security


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W hat is the foreign policy stancethat George W ashington took in his

1796 F arewell Address whichadvised people to have as littlepolitical connection as possible

[with other countries] ?


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Isolationism


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P resident James P olk was intenton achieving ______ - the belief

that the U.S. was destined tooccupy the territory between the Atlantic and the P acific O ceans.


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Manifest Destiny


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B efore joining the T riple Ententan alliance between Great B ritain,

France andR

ussia against theT riple Alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy in WWI , the U.S.

took this approach.


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Neutrality


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In 1941 , the U.S. plunged intoWWII after trying to stay neutralbecause of the infamous ____.


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P earl Harbor attack


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T he U.S. joined the Vietnam W ar inan attempt to stop the spread of

which political philosophy inSoutheast Asia?


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Communism


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T he P ersian Gulf W ar began when

Saddam Hussein, president of Iraq,ordered an invasion of which

country?


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Kuwait


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W hich foreign policy stance did theU.S. take when P resident W ilson

told Americans they would fight tomake the world safe for democracy in WWI ?


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Internationalism


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B y working with the United Nationsto try to stop the bloodshed in

B osnia, the U.S. took which foreignpolicy stance?


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Collective Security


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W hich foreign policy stance did theU.S. take through the T ruman

Doctrine which committed the U.S.to fight the spread of communism

throughout the world?


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Internationalism


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Sensational headlines and stories,with little attention to facts,

designed to grab attention and stir the emotions of readers which

called for U.S. intervention in Cuba

is known as what?


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Y ellow Journalism


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T he Monroe Doctrine, asserted thatthe Americas were not to be

considered for future colonizationby any European power and that

the U.S. would not interfere in

Europes internal affairs.W

hatforeign policy stance is this?


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Isolationism


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Armistice


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W hich battle was the first and lastmajor battle of the Spanish

American W ar in Cuba?


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San Juan Hill


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African Americans


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After the Spanish-American W ar,

which modern day country becamea U.S. colony?


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The

Philippines


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B y advocating peaceful relationswith other nations but maintaining a

strong international presence,T heodore R oosevelts B ig StickP olicy adhered to which foreign

political stance?


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Internationalism


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W hich group was crucial in thesuccessful capture of San Juan Hillyet only received little to no acclaim

for their efforts in Cuba?


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T he African American soldiers


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W hich country grantedindependence to Cuba and cededP uerto R ico and the P hilippines tothe U.S. in the T reaty of P aris?


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Spain


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Anti-Imperialists.


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W hen the U.S. gained control of faraway peoples and lands whichgroup rejected the exploitation of indigenous peoples and claimed

that the U.S. was doing that whichit had fought a war with Spain to

end?


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Anti-Imperialists


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P resident W ilsons approach to theImperialistic tendency of the U.S.

was known as ______. Hemaintained that the U.S. shouldpromote democracy around theworld and help maintain world

peace.


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Moral Diplomacy


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W hat is known as a movement toexpand power through investment

and economic control?


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Economic Expansionism


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In 1867 , the U.S. purchased Alaska

and the AleutianIslands for $

7.2mil. from which country?


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R ussia


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Also known as the T eddy T errors,

the R ough R iders were under theleadership of which president?


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T heodore R oosevelt


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T he U.S. built which canal to allowwarships to pass between oceans

and defend the newly acquiredU.S. territories of P uerto R ico andthe P hilippines in 1898 ?


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In which country were there regionscalled Spheres of influence that

were occupied by Imperialisticcountries such as Great B ritain,

R ussia, Japan, France and

Germany?


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China


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W hich nation, annexed by the U.S.after the Spanish-American war,was seen as a stepping stone to

China?


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P hilippines


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T he U.S. urged nations such asGermany, Japan, France, Great

B ritain and R ussia to respectcertain Chinese rights and fair

trade in 1899 . W hat is this policy isknown as?


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The

Open Door policy


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In response to violations of theO pen Door policy in China whatwas the uprising against these

foreign powers called?


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T he B oxer R ebellion


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W hich P resident sent troops to theDominican R epublic to teach theLatin American republics to elect

good men?


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W oodrow W ilson


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T he Great W ar ( WWI ) began as aresult of the assassination of

Archduke Francis Ferdinand of which country?


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Austria-Hungary


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W hich three countries made up theT riple Entente?


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France, Great B ritain and R ussia


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W hich three countries made up the

T riple Alliance?


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Germany, Italy, Austro-HungarianEmpire


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T he Great W ar ( WWI ) started witha dispute between which two

countries?


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Austria-Hungary and Serbia


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W ith the deadly array of modernweaponry including machine guns,mechanized cannons and poison

gas, most of the battles werefought in these.


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Trenches


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U- boats, short for Unterseeboot,

were the naval power of whichcountry?


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Germany


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T he Zimmermann T elegram wasan intercepted proposal from

Germany which promised the landsof New Mexico, T exas and Arizona

to which country?


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Mexico


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T he wet conditions encouragedwhich common disease which

rotted away feet and usually led toamputation?


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T rench foot


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W hat is a prevention of tradebetween a country and other

countries known as?


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T rade Embargo


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T he famous poster of Uncle Sam

saying I W

ANT

YO

U FOR

T

HEU.S. A R MY is a form of _____.


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