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Which of the following factors contributed to the Boxer Rebellion? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following factors contributed to the Boxer Rebellion? (Select all that apply)
The growth of imperialism from the late 1870s to 1914 was sparked by the desire of
The growth of imperialism from the late 1870s to 1914 was sparked by the desire of
Japan's foreign policy up to the mid-1800s could best be characterized as
Japan's foreign policy up to the mid-1800s could best be characterized as
Why was the purchase of Alaska by the United States in 1867 called 'Seward's Folly'?
Why was the purchase of Alaska by the United States in 1867 called 'Seward's Folly'?
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Which territory was annexed by the United States because of the economic value of its sugarcane plantations?
Which territory was annexed by the United States because of the economic value of its sugarcane plantations?
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The Open Door Policy stated that
The Open Door Policy stated that
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Where in China did the Boxer Rebellion begin?
Where in China did the Boxer Rebellion begin?
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The Teller Amendment stated that the United States
The Teller Amendment stated that the United States
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As part of the Cuban constitution, the Platt Amendment
As part of the Cuban constitution, the Platt Amendment
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Which of the following was a challenge U.S. soldiers faced in the Spanish-American War?
Which of the following was a challenge U.S. soldiers faced in the Spanish-American War?
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The Anti-Imperialist League stood against the
The Anti-Imperialist League stood against the
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The explosion of the USS Maine
The explosion of the USS Maine
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The Rough Riders were
The Rough Riders were
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The Roosevelt Corollary was a/an
The Roosevelt Corollary was a/an
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President Woodrow Wilson sent General John J. Pershing to Mexico in 1916 to
President Woodrow Wilson sent General John J. Pershing to Mexico in 1916 to
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How was dollar diplomacy different than the Roosevelt Corollary?
How was dollar diplomacy different than the Roosevelt Corollary?
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The United States gained construction rights for the Panama Canal by
The United States gained construction rights for the Panama Canal by
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One obstacle to the construction of the Panama Canal was the
One obstacle to the construction of the Panama Canal was the
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Which U.S. president pledged not to become involved in European affairs?
Which U.S. president pledged not to become involved in European affairs?
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Study Notes
Boxer Rebellion
- Chinese nationalists' anger towards foreign involvement led to the Boxer Rebellion.
- Originated in Beijing, highlighting opposition against imperialism.
Imperialism from 1870s to 1914
- Fueled by nations seeking raw materials to support industrial growth.
Japan's Foreign Policy
- Characterized as isolationist up to the mid-1800s, resisting foreign influence and trade.
Purchase of Alaska
- The 1867 acquisition was mockingly termed "Seward's Folly" due to widespread belief it was a barren wasteland with no resources.
Annexation of Hawaii
- Hawaii was annexed by the U.S. primarily for its economically valuable sugarcane plantations.
Open Door Policy
- Established that all nations should have equal access to trade with China, promoting trade equity.
Teller Amendment
- Declared that the U.S. had no intentions of annexing or controlling newly independent Cuba.
Platt Amendment
- Restricted Cuba's treaty-making rights and ensured U.S. intervention in Cuban affairs.
Spanish-American War Challenges
- U.S. soldiers faced significant health issues, notably from yellow fever and diseases.
Anti-Imperialist League
- Opposed the territorial expansion of the United States, arguing against imperialism.
USS Maine Explosion
- Sparked anti-Spanish sentiment in the U.S., uniting the public against Spain despite lack of evidence of responsibility.
Rough Riders
- Comprised of volunteer soldiers, including Native Americans and cowboys, led by Theodore Roosevelt.
Roosevelt Corollary
- Extended the Monroe Doctrine, asserting U.S. intervention in nations failing to repay debts.
General John J. Pershing's Mission
- Sent to Mexico in 1916 to apprehend rebel leader Francisco "Pancho" Villa amidst rising tensions.
Dollar Diplomacy vs. Roosevelt Corollary
- Dollar diplomacy prioritized business and economic solutions, while the Roosevelt Corollary relied on military force for intervention.
Panama Canal Construction Rights
- Acquired through support of a local uprising against the Colombian government, facilitating canal construction.
Health Challenges for Panama Canal Workers
- Key obstacles included the spread of malaria and yellow fever, impacting labor conditions.
George Washington's Foreign Policy Stance
- Pledged to avoid entanglement in European affairs, influencing U.S. foreign policy traditions.
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Test your knowledge on Chapter 22 of Social Studies with this multiple-choice quiz. Explore key factors such as the Boxer Rebellion and foreign involvement in China. Perfect for students looking to reinforce their understanding of the chapter.