Untitled Quizs

Suffrage

• The right to vote

• A type of government

• A form of protest

• An economic policy

Monroe Doctrine

• A policy declaring that the Americas were off-limits to European colonization and interference; the U.S. would view any European attempts to control or influence nations in the Western Hemisphere as a threat.

• A treaty signed in 1823 that established trade relations between the U.S. and European nations.

• A military strategy used by the U.S. to expand its territory in the 19th century.

• An economic policy aimed at promoting American businesses in Europe.

Roosevelt Corollary

• An addition to the Monroe Doctrine announced by Theodore Roosevelt in 1904, claiming the U.S. had the right to intervene in Latin America.

• A policy that promoted isolationism in the Americas during the early 20th century.

• A treaty signed between the U.S. and European powers to prevent intervention in Latin America.

• A military strategy used by the U.S. to expand its territory in the Caribbean.

Dollar Diplomacy

• A foreign policy strategy encouraging U.S. businesses to invest in Latin America and Asia

• A military intervention strategy used by President Taft

• A diplomatic approach focused solely on Europe

• A policy promoting isolationism in foreign affairs

Open Door Policy

• A U.S. foreign policy aimed at ensuring equal trading rights for all nations in China.

• A policy that allowed only European countries to trade with China.

• A strategy to isolate China from foreign influence.

• A military intervention in China to protect American interests.

The Panama Canal

• A major engineering project completed in 1914 that connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through Central America.

• A historical site known for its ancient ruins and cultural significance.

• A natural waterway that existed before human intervention.

• A military base established by the U.S. in the 20th century.

Sherman Antitrust Act

• A law passed in 1890 designed to limit monopolies and promote competition in business.

• A regulation that allows companies to merge freely without restrictions.

• A policy that encourages monopolies to thrive in the market.

• A treaty that governs international trade agreements.

Yellow Journalism

• A style of factual reporting used to inform the public about current events.

• A style of sensationalized, exaggerated, or sometimes false reporting used by newspapers in the late 1800s to attract readers.

• A method of investigative journalism that focuses on uncovering the truth.

• A type of journalism that emphasizes in-depth analysis and research.

Square Deal

• A program by President Theodore Roosevelt aimed at protecting workers, consumers, and businesses from unfair practices.

• A military strategy used during World War I.

• An economic policy focused solely on increasing tariffs.

• A social welfare initiative to provide free healthcare to all citizens.

Big Stick Policy

• A diplomatic strategy emphasizing military strength while negotiating peacefully.

• A policy focused solely on military intervention in foreign affairs.

• An approach that advocates for isolationism in international relations.

• A strategy that promotes aggressive expansionism without negotiation.