5 Written Questions

1. American planters revolt and take control of government, request annexation but not annexed until 1898
2. naval bases, friends close and enemies closer, supply stops
3. countries work together to achieve common goals by putting aside their differences
4. access to trade with Asia, manifest destiny, military strategy, fertile soil for sugar
5. Election of McKinley, insults to McKinley, Yellow Journalism, Sinking of the Maine

5 Matching Questions

1. Boxer Rebellion
2. Teller Amendment
3. Foreign Policy
4. Dollar Diplomacy
5. Latin American Market

1. a a policy that directs a country's relations with other countries
2. b US won't annex Cuba, wants to free Cuba
3. c diplomacy that is controlled or influenced by the use of the economy
4. d China doesn't like Spheres of Influence, rebel, countries (including American and countries trading in Spheres of Influence) stopped the rebellion and fought China
5. e controlled by Spain, colonies seeking independence, weak governments and economies, Spanish-American War

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. writing that is strongly exaggerated to increase sales
   1. Internationalism
   2. Yellow Journalism
   3. Nationalism
   4. Isolationism
2. You furnish the pictures...I'll furnish the war! - William Randolph Hearst
   1. Platt Amendment
   2. Spanish American War Quote
   3. Latin American Market
   4. Panama Canal Zone
3. Our Country: its Possible future and its Present Crisis; duty of all protestants to Christianize other countries, presents a reason for US expansion
   1. Ambassador
   2. Josiah Strong
   3. Foreign Policy
   4. John Hay
4. Influence of Sea Power Upon History; importance of strong navy in being a world power
   1. Dollar Diplomacy
   2. Alaska Facts
   3. Alfred T. Mahan
   4. Interest in Hawaii
5. devotion to other's country as opposed to a region
   1. Jingoism
   2. Isolationism
   3. Internationalism
   4. Nationalism

5 True/False Questions

1. 1890 Census → population is just over 62 million; states the frontier no longer exists, wester migration is complete (reached California): where to go next?

   True        False

2. Acquisitions of the Spanish American War → Oppressive Spanish Government, Manifest Destiny/Imperialism, Jingoism, Monroe Doctrine, US Sugar interests

   True        False

3. Background Info → fertile soil, missionaries attempted to convert Hawaiians to Christianity, Americans became right sugar planters

   True        False

4. Purchased (When and How Much) → 1867 for $7.2 million from Russia

   True        False

5. McKinley Tariff → placed tax on imported sugar, destroying Hawaii's economy

   True        False