Imperialism & WWI

What is foreign policy?

• Donating money to other countries

• Having control over a neighboring country's government

• How a nation interacts with another nation

• The overthrow of a dictator

Extending power by expanding into territories or controlling other nations is called-

• Isolationism

• Collective Security

• Internationalism

• Imperialism

Another term for Imperialism is-

• extermination

• expansionism

• internationalism

• team player

John J Pershing was the leader of the --

• US Naval Expansion

• American Expeditionary Forces

• United States as President

• Great Britain as Prime Minister

Teddy Roosevelt' s foreign policy of being politically diplomatic but showing military might is called-

• Dollar Diplomacy

• Moral Diplomacy

• Armed Diplomacy

• Big Stick Diplomacy

Wilson's foreign policy based on values and ideology is called-

• Democratic Diplomacy

• Ideological Diplomacy

• Moral Diplomacy

• Positive Diplomacy

Yellow journalism contributed most directly to-

• hostility toward Spain's brutality in Cuba

• exposing the truth about what happened to the USS Maine

• reminding Americans they were once a British colony

• the decline of newspaper profits

The principal that the US has the right to intervene in the affairs of Latin American nations was established by the-

• Good Neighbor Policy

• Open Door Policy

• Monroe Doctrine

• Roosevelt Corollary

Alfred T. Mahan's book, The Influence of Sea Power Upon History, influenced US efforts to become a world power by --

• advocating naval expansionism

• emphasizing the need for isolationism

• demonstrating the risk of international trade

• arguing against alliances

The geographic location of the Panama Canal provided the basis for-

• industrial development in South America

• transcontinental railroads in the US

• improved speed and cost of international trade & military movement

• independence movements in Central America