Extra Quiz: Chapter 27
1. By 1890, American expansionists argued the nation needed all of the following EXCEPT:
2. Alfred Thayer Mahan's influential book was titled:
3. Hawaii's monarch, overthrown in 1893, was:
4. President Grover Cleveland responded to the Hawaiian coup by:
5. Spanish general Valeriano Weyler was infamous in Cuba for:
6. The publishers most associated with "yellow journalism" were:
7. The USS Maine exploded in Havana harbor in:
8. The Teller Amendment pledged that the United States would not:
9. Secretary of State John Hay called the Spanish-American War:
10. George Dewey's fleet destroyed the Spanish squadron at Manila Bay while suffering:
11. The "Rough Riders" were officially known as the:
12. San Juan Hill and Kettle Hill were located near the Cuban city of:
13. Under the Treaty of Paris (1898), Spain received from the U.S.:
14. Prominent members of the Anti-Imperialist League included:
15. The Philippine-American War (1899–1902) was fought between American forces and:
16. Compared with the Spanish-American War, the Philippine-American War was:
17. The Platt Amendment secured a permanent U.S. naval base in Cuba at:
18. The Insular Cases (beginning 1901) addressed whether:
19. The Open Door Notes (1899) were addressed to foreign powers regarding:
20. The Boxer Rebellion (1900) was:
21. Theodore Roosevelt secured rights to build the Panama Canal by:
22. The Panama Canal was completed in:
23. The Roosevelt Corollary added to the Monroe Doctrine the idea that the U.S. would:
24. Roosevelt's foreign-policy motto was to:
25. Overall, the Spanish-American War and its aftermath marked the United States':
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