U.S. Foreign Policy and International Relations in the Early 20th Century
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U.S. Foreign Policy and International Relations in the Early 20th Century

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What was a significant consequence of the United States' victory in the Spanish-American War?

  • The United States became a global imperial power. (correct)
  • The United States gained independence from Europe.
  • The United States formed an alliance with Spain.
  • The United States lost its last colony.
  • Which of the following was a major argument made by supporters of imperialism in the United States?

  • That it was morally wrong to expand U.S. territory.
  • That it would reduce the country's military power.
  • That it would decrease U.S. involvement in international affairs.
  • That it would lead to economic growth and increased global influence. (correct)
  • What was the primary reason for the United States' entry into the First World War?

  • To maintain the balance of power in Europe.
  • To avenge the sinking of the Lusitania. (correct)
  • To support the Russian Revolution.
  • To protect its colonies in the Caribbean.
  • Why did the United States Senate reject the Versailles Treaty?

    <p>Because it did not provide for the League of Nations.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the significance of the Panama Canal in terms of U.S. foreign relations and economic growth?

    <p>It facilitated increased trade and enhanced U.S. economic growth.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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