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9th Grade History

Foreign Policy Quiz

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The term “Seward’s Folly” refers to what? The US purchase of Alaska from Russia.
The United States acquired Hawaii by: annexing the island after American planters had overthrown the monarchy
All of the following are justifications for US imperialism EXCEPT: a) new markets to sell goods and acquire raw materials b) George Washigton's farewell address c) the "white man's" burden to spread culture & Christianity d) the need to keep up w/Europe b)
Which of the following is a reason for a country to be Isolationist: a) to avoid entanglement with other nations b) to gain new markets c) to promote their way of life d) to help their economy a)
All of the following are reasons the US became in involved in the Spanish American War EXCEPT: a) General Weyler’s concentration camps b) yellow journalism c) American missionaries desires to overthrow the Spanish government d) The DeLome letter c)
Which was NOT considered a motive from American Imperialism: a) desire for new markets b) desire for new laborers c) belief of culturally superiority d) desire for naval power (new ports) b)
Weyler's placement of ~300,000 Cubans in concentration camps where 1000s died of hunger & disease would motivate the US to act according to what foreign policy? humanitarian
The United States foreign policy during the years leading up to the Spanish American war was mostly: imperialist
True/false: The US purchase of Alaska for $7.2 million from Russia turned out to be a terrible deal? FALSE
True/false: The US was interested in annexing Hawaii because of the sugar plantations & because it was a good place to refuel and re-supply US ships. TRUE
True/false: Ethnocentric means that you think your country is is better than other countries: FALSE (ethnocentric = 1. Belief in the superiority of one's own ethnic group. 2. Overriding concern with race.)
True/false: An example of foreign policy being national security today would be going to war in Iraq. TRUE
True/false: An example of foreign policy being ideological today would be trading with China. FALSE
All of the following developments lead to the Spanish-American War except: a) yellow journalism stories b) the sinking of the USS Maine c) the Spanish treatment of the Cuban people d) Spanish interference with US trade d)
The first major battle of the Spanish American War was in: The Philippine Islands
In the Spanish American War, the US Navy: won all battles easily
Look at the headline below to answer the following question: “Remember the Maine, to hell with Spain” This is an example of __________ journalism yellow
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