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Facts

What amendment allowed the government to begin income taxes? 16th

Name 3 territories we got as a result of the Spanish-American War. Guam, Puerto Rico, the Philippines

Are Puerto Ricans U.S. citizens? yes

Andrew Carnegie Who paid $20 for the U.S. to buy the Philippines from Spain?

Who helped the Rough Riders take San Juan Hill in the Spanish- American War? Teddy Roosevelt

Which amendment outlawed the manufacture, sale, and consumption of alcohol? 18th

Which amendment allowed women’s suffrage? 19th

Which amendment allowed the people to elect senators directly? 17th

Which president later became Chief Justice of the Supreme Court? William Howard Taft

Roosevelt was a war hero and had lots of energy. Why did McKinley choose Roosevelt for his Vice President?

To regulate business for the good of the public What was the purpose of the Interstate Commerce Commission?

jingoism What term means extreme nationalism?

1898 What year did the Spanish- American War occur?

1913 In what year was the Federal Reserve Act passed?

1893 In what year was the last Hawaiian queen overthrown?

1901 In what year was President McKinley assassinated?

1906 In what year was the Pure Food & Drug Act passed?

1900 In what year did the Boxer Rebellion occur?

1903 In what year did the construction on the Panama Canal start?

Tens of thousands of people died. What was the result of reconcentration camps in Cuba & the Philippines?

Japan & Russia Between what two countries did Teddy Roosevelt negotiate peace to win the Nobel Peace Prize?

Federal Reserve Act What law was passed to allow the central banking system the authority to issue money?

Progressivism What term refers to the collection of ideas and activities to fix America’s problems?

imperialism What term means the economic and political control of a strong nation over a weaker nation?

Dollar Diplomacy What term refers to President Taft’s policy of using the military to protect and encourage U.S. businesses to invest in trade with Latin America?

Monroe Doctrine What law was the Roosevelt Corollary an extension of?

Referendum What term allows proposed legislation or laws to be submitted to the voters for approval?

Boxer Rebellion What event began over trading rights with China caused by America’s Open Door Policy?

To decrease the amount of alcohol consumed What was the goal of the Prohibition Amendment?

John Muir Who founded the Sierra Club to make the U.S. more concerned with saving natural resources & parks?