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Who was the president in 1903?
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Theodore Roosevelt
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What was the 1st Western Film?
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The Great Train Robbery
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Who practiced Big Stick Diplomacy?
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Theodore Roosevelt
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What was President Taft's policy called?
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Dollar Diplomacy
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Over which region was the Roosevelt Corollary a statement of American power?
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Central and South America
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What is Dollar Diplomacy?
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Taft urged American banks and businesses to invest in Latin America, and he promised that the U.S would step in if unrest threatened their investments
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According to Theodore Roosevelt’s saying, “Speak softly and carry a big stick,” what should the United States do?
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Build a strong navy
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 The cartoon above is titled “The World’s Constable.” How is Theodore Roosevelt and the United States portrayed by the artist? |
As a police officer to keep world peace
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 A sub-title to the cartoon above was “Tell Yer Troubles to the Policeman”. What statement is the artist making about the Diplomacy of T.R? |
The reference to the “Big Stick” implies that the U.S. is ready to use force to keep the peace.
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When did World War I officially begin? How? Where?
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1914 in Europe when Germany and Austria-Hungary went to war with Britain, France and Russia.
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What was the United States’ initial response to the outbreak of World War I?
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Remain neutral and not get involved
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 What fits logically in the chart above as the affect of these incidents? |
The United States declared war on the Central Powers
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What effect did America’s entry into World War I have on its outcome?
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The United States ensured victory for the Allies
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What best describes Wilson’s 14 Points?
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An outline for a lasting peace at the end of the war
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In Wilson's 14 points, does it say that Germany must pay for war reparations?
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No
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