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a. | capitalist | k. | territory | b. | intervention | l. | brutality | c. | abolish | m. | oppressive | d. | occupation | n. | diplomat | e. | moral | o. | mediate | f. | isthmus | p. | racist | g. | recognize | q. | technology | h. | negotiate | r. | annex | i. | Filipino | s. | engineering | j. | turmoil | t. | in exile | | | | |
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A native or
inhabitant of the Philippines
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2.
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Confusion and
upset
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3.
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Based on a
judgment of right and wrong
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4.
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Practical devices
and machines invented by science
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5.
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Add to a country
as a territory or protectorate
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6.
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Cruel,
harsh
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7.
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Applying science
and mathematics to practical problems
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8.
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To try to reach an
agreement by talking
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9.
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The act of taking
over and holding a place
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10.
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A person sent to
another country as a representative
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11.
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Put an end to
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12.
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Not allowed to
live in one’s own country
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13.
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A person who
invests money in business and believes in private property
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14.
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To interfere in
the affairs of another country
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15.
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To accept
officially that a government has the right to be in power
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16.
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To help two sides
negotiate, as a peacemaker
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Based on the
prejudice that one race is better than another. All races have individuals who practice
racism.
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A narrow strip of
land
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19.
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Cruelty
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20.
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Area under the
control of a country as a colonial possession
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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21.
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Mexican
revolutionary a. | Francisco
“Pancho” Schneemann | c. | Fidel
“Pancho” Castro | b. | Francisco “Pancho” Villa | d. | Jose Marin | | | | |
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Theodore Roosevelt won the 1906 Nobel Peace Prize for a. | Leading the Rough Riders | c. | Negotiating an end to the Russo-Japanese war | b. | Negotiating the Treaty of Paris of
1898 | d. | Developing the Roosevelt
Corollary | | | | |
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23.
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U.S. general who
led troops to capture Villa and later led American troops in World War I a. | George
Sherman | c. | General Douglas
McCarther | b. | John J. Pershing | d. | George Patton | | | | |
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U.S. secretary of
state during the Spanish American War a. | John Hay | c. | John Jay | b. | Allan Dullas | d. | Colin Powell | | | | |
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25.
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The
Hawaiian queen who was forced out of power by a revolution started by American business
interests a. | Queen
Liliuokalani | c. | Queen Waikiki | b. | Queen
Victoria | d. | Queen Mary Alaka | | | | |
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26.
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Fighting unit led
byTheodore Roosevelt in Cuba Charged up San Juan hill to defeat the Spanish a. | Rough Riders | c. | Light Brigade | b. | T.R.’s
Horseman | d. | Home Boys | | | | |
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27.
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The United States
gained control of the land it needed to build the Panama Canal by a. | Invading the attacking
Colombia | c. | Implementing the Open Door
Policy | b. | Negotiating with Colombia | d. | Encouraging and supporting Panamanian
independence | | | | |
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The Open Door
Policy was designed by President Theodore Roosevel as a way for the U.S. to further a. | The establishment of democratic
governments | c. | International diplomacy | b. | Its desires to annex foreign
nations | d. | Its trade interests | | | | |
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A country that is
partly controlled by another, stronger country because they are unable to protect themselves from
other countries. a. | dictatorship | c. | colony | b. | protectorate | d. | sphere of influence | | | | |
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U.S. warship that
exploded in a Cuban harbor in 1898 killing many American sailors. The sinking outraged the American
public. The newspapers blamed it on the Spanish causing the American public to favor war with
Spain. a. | U.S.S.
Cimarron | c. | U.S.S. Olympia | b. | U.S.S. Maine | d. | U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt | | | | |
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The
practice of strong countries taking economic, political, and military power over weaker
countries a. | communism | c. | racism | b. | imperialism | d. | reverse racism | | | | |
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32.
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American admiral who urged the United States to build up its navy and take colonies
overseas a. | Wm.
McKinley | c. | Theodore Roosevelt | b. | Sinclair
Lewis | d. | Alfred T. Mahan | | | | |
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American
businessman who became president of the new government of Hawaii after the queen was pushed
out a. | Sanford B. Dole | c. | Andrew Carnegie | b. | Nelson
Rockefella | d. | Wm Mckinley | | | | |
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Political activist
who worked for Cuban independence a. | José Martí | c. | Fidel Castro | b. | Pancho Villa | d. | Juan Baptista | | | | |
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General sent from
Spain to Cuba to restore order in 1896 a. | Valeriano Weyler | c. | Generalisimo Franco | b. | Charles
DeGaulle | d. | Jose Martin | | | | |
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Message sent by
John Hay to other countries to protect U.S. trading rights in China and deny other countries
“spheres of inluence” in China thereby protecting Chinese independence. a. | Monroe
Doctrine | c. | Roosevelt Colloray to Monroe
Doctrine | b. | Open Door notes (policy) | d. | Chinese Colonial Notes | | | | |
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Chinese rebellion
against Western influence, 1900 a. | Chinese Revolt | c. | Boxer Rebellion | b. | KamaKazi
revolt | d. | Emperess Revolt | | | | |
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The policy of
intervening in other countries to protect U.S. business interests a. | Chamber of Commerce
Doctrine | c. | Imperial Authority
Memo | b. | dollar diplomacy
| d. | business doctrine | | | | |
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A channel across
Central America, between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, opened in 1914 a. | Suez Canal | c. | Columbian Channel | b. | Panama Canal | d. | Rio Grande Crossing | | | | |
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40.
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The Boxer
Rebellion was an attempt by Chinese revolutionaries to a. | Restore the Manchu dynasty to power | c. | Set up a democratic government in China | b. | Remove foreigh influence from
China | d. | Set up a communisht government in
China | | | | |
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Reporting in
newspapers and magazines that exaggerates the news in order to make it more exciting a. | New York
Times | c. | yellow journalism | b. | muckraking | d. | CNN | | | | |
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Filipino rebel
leader a. | Emilio Aguinaldo
| c. | Emilo Marcus | b. | Jose Marcus | d. | Jose Marti | | | | |
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U.S. naval
commander who led the American attack on the Philippines and sunk the Spanish fleet in one
day. a. | Alfred Mahan | c. | George Dewey | b. | Admiral Wyler | d. | John Paul Jones | | | | |
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44.
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Provisions in the
Cuban constitution that gave the United States broad rights in that country until the Cubans could
form a stable government. a. | Havana Treaty | c. | Platt Amendment | b. | Roosevelt
Correlary | d. | Monroe Doctrine | | | | |
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45.
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Location of an
important American land victory in Cuba a. | Havana Heights | c. | Havana Hill | b. | Guantanimo | d. | San Juan Hill | | | | |
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Roosevelt’s
1904 extension of the Monroe Doctrine, stating that the United States has the right to protect its
interests in South and Central America by using military force a. | Roosevelt Corollary | c. | Roosevelt Doctrine | b. | Roosevelt
Extension | d. | Roosevelt Memo | | | | |
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