The American Presidential Election of 1900

The video covers the 29th U.S. presidential election in 1900, highlighting McKinley's first term, U.S. imperialism, and the Spanish-American War. It discusses the vice-presidential nomination of Theodore Roosevelt and the Democratic and third-party candidates. The election campaigns and results are detailed, with McKinley winning re-election and Roosevelt becoming vice president.

What was a significant outcome of the Spanish-American War for the United States?

• The United States formed an alliance with Spain.

• The United States lost its territories in the Pacific.

• The United States became an imperial power.

• The United States gained independence from Britain.

Who was chosen as McKinley's running mate in the 1900 election?

• Garrett Hobart

• George Dewey

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Adlai Stevenson

Which candidate did the Democrats ultimately nominate for the 1900 presidential election?

• William Jennings Bryan

• George Dewey

• Adlai Stevenson

• Eugene Debs

Which party did Eugene Debs represent in the 1900 election?

• Populist Party

• Social Democratic Party

• Republican Party

• Prohibition Party

What was the main issue William Jennings Bryan attacked in McKinley's policy during the 1900 election?

• Economic recession

• Imperialist foreign policy

• Taxation policies

• Labor laws

How many electoral votes did William McKinley receive in the 1900 election?

• 350

• 155

• 292

• 200

What position did Theodore Roosevelt assume after the 1900 election?

• President

• Senator

• Secretary of State

• Vice President