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16 Cards in this Set

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The fact that the U.S. Government took foreign policy more seriously during the 1890's indicates a _____ ________.
Paradigm Shift
Long term causes of the Spanish-American war.
Closing of the frontier
trade production
strikes
tariffs
nationalism
navalism
Recite 3 key statistics that tell the story of US industrial growth.
Exports tripled
% of world trade doubled
Industrial output doubles
In what ways was McKinley the first "modern" president?
McKinley devised new communications and had operational and mobilizational control.
In the United States the press presented Spanish General Valeriano ______ as a fiendish butcher of the Cuban people.
Weyler
Pro-war sentiment grew in the United States after the press printed the ______________ letter and the Spanish were accused of blowing up the U.S.S. _____ in Havana Harbor.
Dupuy deLome

Maine
The ____ amendment to the war declatation stated tha tthe US would not seize control of Cuba when the war was over.
Teller
On May 1, 1898 Admiral George _____ sailed into _____ Bay, The Philippines , and destroyed the Spanish Fleet. In the meantime, US naval forces clamped a ______ around _____ and transported the army's __ thousand man V corps to the island. The Spanish sent another fleet under Admiral Cervera to reinforce Cuba but US warships _______ it.
Dewey
Manila
blockade
Cuba
17
destroyed
The charge of Theodore Roosevelt's _____ Riders up _____ Hill was supported by the all black 9th and __th calvary and two regiments of black ______. The heights were taken and the Spanish surrendered but disease killed more than _____ soldiers. Roosevelt wrote, "We are within measurable distance of a terrible military ______."
Rough
Kettle
10
troops
5,000
disaster
The Treaty of _____ (1899) ended the Spanish- American War. The US acquired _____ ______ in the Caribbean, and in the Pacific received Guam and the 5,000 islands known as The _______.
Paris
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Emilio _______ hoped the US would grant the Philippines independence like it did Cuba. This did not happen. The US landed troops and defeated Filipino forces in 1899. Now it became a guerrilla war. __ thousand US soldiers became casualties; as many as two _____ thousand Filipinos died. Fighting ended in 1902 when Captain Edward Funston ________ Aguinaldo.
Aguinaldo
20
hundred
captured
Despite the suppression of the Philippine Insurrection above, the US did many good things. Governor-General William Howard ____ declared his intention to prepare the Philippines for independence. ______ was offered to guerrillas in exchange for laying down their arms. Schools, roads, and a ____ were built. To give the Filipinos voice in the administration of the islands, the US permitted the Philippine ________ Party. Congress also appropriated $7 million to buy land from the _______ church and sell it back to Filipinos on _____ terms.
Taft
amnesty
mint
National
Catholic
easy
Mark Twain, William Jennings Bryan, Samuel Gompers, Andrew Carnegie, W. James, and D. Howells were called __________ becuase they opposed US annexation of the Philippines.
anti-imperialists
A 1901 COngressional act known as the _____ Amendment transformed Cuna into a "protectorate" of the United States, meaning the US controlled Cuba's relations with the external world.
Platt
The Foraker ACt (1900) annexed ______ _____ but did not immediately give the people US _________. Also, the island's sugar growers paid a ______ to sell in the continental US because influential Congressmen wanted to protect the sugar ____ industry. The people of this island elected their own governor starting in the year ____ but the _____ rate remained high.
Puerto Rico
citizenship
tariff
beet
1947
poverty
The ________ Notes circulated by Secretary of State John Hay in 1899 requested European powers to respect Chinese territorial integrity. The policy suggested growing US ______ about winning in the China market without an exclusive colonial zone of its own.
opendoor
confidence