Unit 4 Test Review

What was the Chinese opposition to foreign influence called?

• Boxers

• Rough Riders

• Anglo-Saxon

• Open Door

What were the goals of Theodore Roosevelt's 'big stick' diplomacy?

• yellow journalism

• annexing Canada

• Spread democracy

• trade markets with Russia

What was promoted by Alfred T. Mahan?

• A strong navy
• yellow journalism

• war with Japan

• trade in the Philippines

Which cause of the Spanish-American War is associated with the following statement? 'You supply the pictures, I'll supply the war' -William Randolph Hearst

• yellow journalism

• annexation

• social darwinism

• foreign policy

Which events resulted in war between the United States and Spain?

• Explosion of the USS Maine

• Yellow journalism

• annexation of Hawaii

• The Panama Canal

New ______ markets was the economic reason for imperialism in American foreign policy during the late-1800s.

A strong _____ was a factor that enabled the United States to establish itself as a world power in the early-1900s

What foreign policy did the United States use to increase its power and influence Latin America and Asia?

• Imperialism
• diplomacy

• isolationism

• capitalism

What was the result of the Teller Amendment?

• Cuba would not be annexed by the US

• Cuba would become a colony of the US

• Cuba would become a state

• Cuba would remain a colony of Spain

What was the result of the Treaty of Paris (1898) between the United States and Spain?

• Annexation Philippines, Guam and Puerto Rico

• Annexation Hawaii, Cuba and Japan

• Annexation Philippines, Guam and Cuba

• Annexation Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico