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3 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 USImperialism More MoreImperialismWWIMOREWWIPictureThisTreaties And Other Written works FinalFinal Jeopardy

4 C1-$100 Treaties And Other Written works Treaties And Other Written works $100 Which three countries were acquired by the United Sates in Treaty of Paris of 1898? Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippines

5 C1-$200 Treaties And Other Written works Treaties And Other Written works $200 What is the name given to the provisions that limits Cuba’s right to make treaties, and permits the US to send troops into Cuba to keep order? Platt Amendment

6 C1-$300 Treaties And Other Written works Treaties And Other Written works $300 What was included in the de Lôme letter? criticisms of President McKinley

7 C1-$400 Treaties And Other Written works Treaties And Other Written works $400 What is the name given to John Hay’s policy statements that prevented a monopoly on Chinese trade? Open Door Notes

8 C1-$500 Treaties And Other Written works Treaties And Other Written works $500 What was President Wilson’s imperialistic policy known as? Missionary Diplomacy

9 C2-$100 US Imperialism - $100 What is the name given to the writing style that exaggerated the news of the USS Maine’s sinking in Havana? Yellow Journalism

10 C2-$200 US Imperialism - $200 Why did the United States support a revolution in Panama at the turn of the 20th century? To Build the Panama Canal

11 C2-$500 US Imperialism - $500 Who declared that no European country was permitted to colonize any of the Americas? Theodore Roosevelt

12 C2-$400 US Imperialism - $400 What did the phrase: “Speak softly and carry a big stick” imply? Power was available to retaliate

13 C2-$300 US Imperialism - $300 This is when a stronger nation attempts to create empires by dominating weaker nations Imperialism

14 C3-$100 More Imperialism - $100 Who did the Cuban people want independence from? Spain

15 C3-$200 More Imperialism - $200 Where did the explosion of the USS Maine occur? Havana Harbor/Cuba

16 C3-$300 More Imperialism - $300 The desire of the US to join the Atlantic and Pacific oceans led to Construction of the Panama Canal

17 C3-$400 More Imperialism - $400 Who were the Rough Riders? volunteer soldiers who fought in the Spanish American War

18 C3-$500 More Imperialism - $500 Which Latin American country originally controlled Panama? Colombia

19 C4-$100 WWI - $100 Who was killed on June 28, 1914 in Bosnia (Austria)? Archduke Franz Ferdidnand

20 C3-200 WWI - $200 According to the Treaty of Versailles, which country had to assume full blame for the war? Germany

21 C3-$300 WWI - $300 What role did the Committee on Public Information play during WWI? used propaganda to gain support

22 C3-$400 WWI - $400 According to these Acts passed by Congress, a person can be fined and jailed for interfering with the war effort or saying anything disloyal about the government. Espionage and Sedition Acts

23 C3-$500 WWI - $500 Name 2 of the 4 causes of World War I Alliances, Militarism, Imperialism, Nationalism

24 C4-$100 More WWI - $100 Which Amendment granted women suffrage? 20 th Amendment

25 C4-$200 More WWI - $200 What was President Wilson’s plan for World Peace called? Fourteen Points

26 C4-$300 More WWI - $300 A perceived threat of a communist revolution in the US is often called Red Scare

27 C4-$400 More WWI - $400 What is the name of the WWI Peace Treaty? The Treaty of Versailles

28 C4-$500 More WWI - $500 What is the name of the telegram that was intercepted by the British that proposed an alliance between Mexico and Germany? Zimmermann Note

29 C4-$100 Picture This - $100 China To what country does the door in this cartoon open?

30 C4-$200 Picture This - $200 13,000 miles Before the canal was built a ship traveling from San Francisco to New York city would need to travel_____________miles

31 C4-$300 Picture This - $300 Gatun Locks Before entering Gatun Lake from the Caribbean Sea, a ship must pass through

32 C4-$400 Picture This - $400 Six How many military bases surround the canal?

33 C4-$500 Picture This - $500 7,800 miles By how miles did the Panama Canal shorten the trip from San Francisco to New York City as compared to the route around South America?

34 Final Jeopardy Which Mexican Revolutionary stated, “It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees.” Emiliano Zapata “Viva Mexico” “Viva la Revolucion”

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