Question 1

What did imperialists believe?

Accepted Answer

It was their duty to bring American Values to other countries

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It was their duty to stay out of foreign affairs

Question 2

What was the purpose of the Roosevelt Corrollary?

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A “preventative intervention”  would protect Latin American countries from outside influences.

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The US needs to stay out of Latin America

Question 3

What was the purpose of Social Darwinism in relation to Latin American Countries?

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Those who rule are more equipped than others

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Every man for himself

Question 4

Which piece of evidence most directly supports the cartoonist’s depiction of US foreign policy in Latin America?

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The Roosevelt Corollary

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The Monroe Doctrine

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Washington’s Farewell Address

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The Treaty of Ghent

Question 5

Which President during the 1800s was more likely to engage in territorial expansion?

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McKinley

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Garfield

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T. Roosevelt

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FDR

Question 6

What did people opposed to interventionist policies  believe?

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America should avoid imperialist expansion

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America should maintain a position as a global interventionist

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American industry must expand to compete against Europe

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America was morally obligated to spread Christianity

Question 7

Which of the following was an immediate cause of increased American influence in the Caribbean and Pacific Islands?

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American victory in the Spanish-American War

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The efforts of muckrakers to expose the ills of society

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American victory in World War I

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The closing of the American frontier

Question 8

Which of the following is most accurate about the Platt Amendment?

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It endorses a policy of imperialism.

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Its contents most likely triggered war between the U.S. and Spain.

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It seems to be a reflection of the policy established in the Atlantic Charter.

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It was most likely motivated by American nativist sentiment.

Question 9

What did the Espionage Act of 1918 Prohibit?

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Doing Anything against the US that would hinder the war effort

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Speaking out against our Allies

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Speaking out against the Germans

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Doing anything to defame the President

Question 10

In 1919, the Supreme Court in Schenck vs. U.S. upheld the constitutionality of the Espionage Act  establishing what doctrine as a legal precedent?

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“clear and present danger”

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separate but equal

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open door”

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“elastic clause”

Question 11

The purpose of propaganda in WWI

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To gain support for the war against Germany

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to recruit women to work

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to recruit soldiers

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to give nativist groups a platform

Question 12

Who was most responsible for creating propaganda posters in WW1?

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Committee on Public Info

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War Industries Board

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Anti Imperialaist League

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War Labor Board

Question 13

How did T Roosevelt feel about trusts and capitalism?

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Not all trusts were bad and some capitalism was good

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Capitalism was bad

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Trusts were good

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He hated both

Question 14

What happened in relation to trusts during T Rosevelt's presidency?

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They were broke up

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They were expanded

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They were consolidated

Question 15

What was the result of looking to overseas markets for expansion?

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Open door policy

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Stricter immigration controls

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Immigration quotas

Question 16

What Treaty ended the Spanish American War

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Treaty of Paris (1898)

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Potsdam Conference

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Tehran Conference

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Versailles Treaty

Question 17

What did AntiImperialists Believe in?

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Isolationism

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Imperialism

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Militatrism

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Alliances

Question 18

What concept did imperialism most directly parallel?

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Manifest Destiny

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Militarism

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Nationalism

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Alliances

Question 19

Several of the principles laid out in Wilson's 14 pts were afterwards applied in which of the following?

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the Treaty of Versailles

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the Open Door policy

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Wilson’s Neutrality Proclamation

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Wilson’s “New Freedom” program

Question 20

One of the major reasons that the US got involved in WW1 was which of the following?

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Sinking of civilian   ships

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Militarism

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Nationalism

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Alliances

Question 21

Which of the following was not a MAIN cause of WW1

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Neutrality

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Imperialism

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Alliances

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Nationalism

Question 22

True or false: New Deal programs were a form of Progressive Ideas

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True

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False

Question 23

President Hoover opposed which of the following:

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Direct relief policies

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Rugged Individualism

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Pulling oneself up by their bootstraps

Question 24

True or False: The Harlem Renaissance was an African American rebirth of culture

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True

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False

Question 25

The “Great Migration” out of the South by many African Americans during World War I was most  immediately the result of

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economic opportunities created by the demands of World War I.

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the first Red Scare.

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the influence of the mass media.

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rising number of migrants from Mexico moving into the South.

Question 26

True or false US vs Korematsu was a result of Executive Order 9066 which put Japanese into internment camps

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True

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False

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