GH2.3 US Naval Government
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- Q125th US President, in office when the US captured Guam; promoted the ideas of Manifest Destiny and "benevolent assimilation."
Baltazar Bordallo and Francisco Leon Guerrero
Capt. Henry Glass
William McKinleyCapt. Richard Leary
30s - Q2A policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy (politics) or military force.Imperialism
1933 Petition
Territorial Clause
Leary's Proclamation
20s - Q3The US Navy Captain that is remembered for the bloodless capture of Guam during the SPAM War.
Capt. Richard Leary
William McKinley
Baltazar Bordallo and Francisco Leon Guerrero
Capt. Henry Glass30s - Q419th century idea that promoted a belief that Americans were destined to expand its presence everywhere.
Territorial Clause
benevolent assimilation
imperialism
Manifest Destiny30s - Q5A social process that changed the Guamanians into Americans with acts of kindness and charity.
imperialism
Territorial Clause
benevolent assimilationManifest Destiny
30s - Q6The public act by the first Naval Governor, that formally declared the US occupation and administration of Guam.Leary's Proclamation
citizenship
Insular Cases (1901)
1933 Petition
30s - Q7The first Naval Governor of Guam appointed by the US Navy Department and exercised complete authority over all island, civilian, and military issues.
William McKinley
Capt. Henry Glass
Lt. William Safford
Capt. Richard Leary30s - Q8First Lieutenant Governor of Naval era; served as an aide to Gov. Leary and published books about Guam.
Capt. Richard Leary
Capt. Henry Glass
William McKinley
Lt. William Safford30s - Q9The position or status of being a citizen of a particular country.
1933 Petition
Territorial Clause
Insular Cases (1901)
citizenship30s - Q10US Supreme Court cases over the status of overseas territories, and if American rights applied to the people.
Insular Cases (1902)
1934 Petition
Insular Cases (1901)1933 Petition
30s - Q11Grants Congress the constitutional authority over all territories owned by the US Article IV, Section 3, Clause 2.
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Guarantee Clause
General Welfare Clause
Territorial Clause30s - Q12An advisory council of island leaders appointed by the Naval Governor, which suggested laws, but couldn't pass them.
First Guam Congress
Guam CongressInsular Cases (1901)
Second Guam Congress
30s - Q13Assembled in 1917; consisted of members appointed by Gov. Roy Smith, who met on the first Saturday of each month to discuss local matters, but had no legislative power.
Second Guam Congress
First Guam Congresscitizenship
imperialism
30s - Q14Reassembled in 1931 by Gov. Willis Bradley; members were elected into bicameral (two) houses: House of Council and House of Assembly; still no legislative power
Guam Congress
Second Guam CongressFirst Guam Congress
citizenship
30s - Q15Signed by the people of Guam to bring to the attention of the US Congress and figure out the civil rights and political status of the CHamorus.
imperialism
1933 PetitionTerritorial Clause
1934 Petition
30s