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5. American Imperialism Theodore Roosevelt Previous Chapters 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 300 400 500 Spanish- American War Progressive Era

6. Jacob Riis (pronounced“Reece)

7. In an effort to make change, this photographer was famous for taking pictures of the poor living conditions of immigrants

8. 19 th Amendment passed in 1920

9. This amendment finally gave women the right to vote.

10. Triangle Shirtwaist Factory (1911)

11. The fire in this factory that killed nearly 150 women and was caused due to poor building codes and regulations.

12. Muckrakers!

13. These journalists were known for exposing the corruption of U.S. society

14. Women’s efforts to help poor immigrants, children workers and prohibition

15. (One Sentence Response) How did the efforts of women during the Progressive help their efforts to gain the right to vote?

16. Alfred T. Mahan

17. This man was responsible for pushing the U.S. government to build a larger Navy in order to compete with other imperial countries like England

18. Sanford Dole

19. Who was the American businessman who became leader of Hawaii after Queen Lilioukalani was taken out by the U.S. annexation?

20. Open Door Policy

21. This policy supported the idea that all countries especially the U.S. should have free trade with China

22. The Teller Amendment of 1898

23. Following the U.S. defeat of Spanish in the Spanish- American War, this policy was passed that stated that the U.S. would retain economic and trade over Cuba, while freeing Cubans from Spanish rule

24. The Teller Amendment of 1898

25. (One Sentence Response) Why did political cartoons often show Theodore Roosevelt holding a big stick ?

26. The Treaty of Paris

27. This treaty officially ended the Spanish-American War, pronouncing the U.S. victors

28. Yellow Journalism or Yellow Press

29. This type of journalism/press sponsored by Pulitzer and Hearst influenced the American public to enter the Spanish- American War

30. True

31. True or False: The two major reasons why the U.S. began a war with Spain was to help free the Cubans and to protect their “economic interests”

32. Guam, Cuba, Philippines and Puerto Rico

33. Name 3 territories the U.S. took from Spain following their victory in the Spanish-American War

34. 1.Trade with China would be easier 2. Naval base could be built to have presence in Asia

35. (One Sentence Response) What were two reasons why the Philippines were so important to the U.S.?

36. Made trade with Asia easier, faster

37. Why did the United States support the idea of building a canal in Panama?

38. A Strong Navy

39. Theodore Roosevelt’s idea of the U.S. “speaking softly and carrying a big stick” supported the idea that the U.S. should have a strong this

40. Policeman

41. Which of the following was most closely associated to the political role the U.S. should take under Theodore Roosevelt? Good Neighbor to the World, Policeman, Aggressor or Banker

42. Enforce legislation regulating railroad rates

43. Theodore Roosevelt gave Interstate Commerce Commission the power to this

44. The U.S. reserved the right to intervene in the affairs of Latin American countries

45. (One Sentence Response) What did the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine state?

46. Christian preachers who toured the colonies promoting religious revivals

47. Jonathan Edwards and George Whitfield were both what?

48. The First Great Awakening

49. This religious movement was known to bring extreme evangelical religion to the original American colonies during the 1730s and 40s

50. Moral Perfection

51. The Second Great Awakening during the 1830s, 40s encouraged people to work hard for this

52. The Mormon Church

53. Which church did Joseph Smith create?

54. They wanted to escape persecution for their belief in polygamy

55. One Sentence Response Why did Mormons migrate to Utah in the 1840s and 1850s?

56. Make your wager

57. Increasing demand for markets and natural resources contributed to support for an Open Door Policy in China and to acquire new territories

58. One-Sentence Response How did the rapid growth of American industrialism, affect the country’s motivation to expand and take over other territories?