American Imperialism Quiz

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American Imperialism Quiz


Froggy Jumps American Imperialism QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of the era. par Taylor Hites 1 What event helped the United States emerge as a world power in the early 1900s? a Civil War b War of 1812 c Spanish-American War 2 Many Americans believed they were superior and should spread their ideals. This is an example of: a National pride / Competition with Europe b Religious missions c Economic needs 3 The U.S. wanted easier water access between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. This reason is: a Transportation / Trade routes b Religious missions c Cultural influence 4 Which country did the U.S. go to war with over independence after Spain lost control? a Mexico b Philippines c Cuba 5 The Panama Canal connects which two oceans? a Atlantic and Pacific b Arctic and Atlantic c Atlantic and Indian 6 The practice of exaggerating news stories to sell papers is called: a Yellow journalism b Investigative reporting c Muckraking 7 The United States gained rights to build the Panama Canal by: a Buying land from Spain b Supporting Panama’s independence from Colombia c Trading land with Mexico 8 Some believed expansion proved the U.S. was as powerful as European nations. This is an example of: a A. National pride / Competition with Europe b B. Religious missions c C. Economic needs 9 Some believed colonies would strengthen the U.S. Navy and provide bases around the world. This is an example of: a A. Military / Strategic expansion b B. Religious missions c C. Cultural exchange 10 The U.S. wanted to keep foreign powers out of the Caribbean to protect national security. This reason is: a A. Military / Security b B. Cultural c C. Religious

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American Imperialism QuizVersion en ligne

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What event helped the United States emerge as a world power in the early 1900s?

Many Americans believed they were superior and should spread their ideals. This is an example of:

The U.S. wanted easier water access between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. This reason is:

Which country did the U.S. go to war with over independence after Spain lost control?

The Panama Canal connects which two oceans?

The practice of exaggerating news stories to sell papers is called:

The United States gained rights to build the Panama Canal by:

Some believed expansion proved the U.S. was as powerful as European nations. This is an example of:

Some believed colonies would strengthen the U.S. Navy and provide bases around the world. This is an example of:

The U.S. wanted to keep foreign powers out of the Caribbean to protect national security. This reason is: