industrial Flashcards

(25 cards)

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What is imperialism?

A

Policy of extending a nation’s power through diplomacy or military force.

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What does isolationism mean?

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Avoiding involvement in foreign affairs.

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3
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Define expansionism.

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Extending U.S. territory or influence.

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What event marked the annexation of Hawaii?

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Overthrow of Queen Liliuokalani; strategic naval/commercial value.

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5
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What triggered the Spanish-American War?

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USS Maine explosion.

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Which territories did the U.S. gain as a result of the Spanish-American War?

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Philippines, Guam, Puerto Rico.

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What was the Philippine-American War about?

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Filipino resistance; U.S. asserts control.

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What was the Open Door Policy?

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Equal trade in China; stop European colonization.

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9
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When was the Panama Canal completed?

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1914.

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What did the Roosevelt Corollary assert?

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U.S. claims police power in Latin America.

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Who was Alfred Thayer Mahan?

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Naval power advocate.

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Who was president during the Spanish-American War?

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William McKinley.

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13
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What major project did Theodore Roosevelt support?

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Panama Canal.

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14
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List three reasons for American imperialism.

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  • Economic: New markets, raw materials
  • Political/Military: Global power, naval bases
  • Social/Cultural: Spread Christianity, ‘White Man’s Burden’
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What is Dollar Diplomacy?

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Encouraged U.S. investment in Latin America to increase influence.

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What is Moral Diplomacy?

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Promoted democratic governments in Latin America.

17
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What did the Good Neighbor Policy emphasize?

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Mutual respect and cooperation.

18
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What was the Gentlemen’s Agreement?

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Informal agreement limiting Japanese immigration to the U.S.

19
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What did the Immigration Act of 1924 do?

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Severely limited immigration from Asia, including Japan.

20
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True or False: The Spanish-American War resulted in the U.S. rejecting overseas expansion.

21
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Which foreign policy emphasized using American economic power in Latin America?

A

Dollar Diplomacy.

22
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What was the primary goal of the Good Neighbor Policy?

A

Improve diplomatic relations with Latin American countries.

23
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Fill in the blank: The Gentlemen’s Agreement primarily involved a restriction on _______.

A

Japanese immigration to the U.S.

24
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Why did the United States implement the Immigration Act of 1924?

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To reduce immigration from Southern and Eastern Europe and Asia.

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Which president's foreign policy was most consistent with non-intervention?
Franklin D. Roosevelt.