1. With the voice of Alex Trebek
Jeopardy
With the voice of Alex Trebek

2. Teddy Roosevelt’s Policies
SAW
Teddy Roosevelt’s Policies
2 Sides
Ending WWI
Just the Facts
WWI 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50 50

3. ANSWER SAW 10 What year did the Spanish American War take place? 1896
1897
1898
1899
ANSWER

4. SAW 10
BOARD C

5. Where did the Spanish American War primarily take place?
SAW 20
Where did the Spanish American War primarily take place?
Spain
America
Cuba
Puerto Rico
ANSWER

6. SAW 20
BOARD
C. Cuba

7. ANSWER Theodore Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson
SAW 30
Who was the U.S. President
during the Spanish American War?
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
ANSWER

8. SAW 30
BOARD
D. William McKinley

9. Reasons for the Spanish American War:
SAW 40
Finish the list:
Reasons for the Spanish American War:
*American support of Cuban rebels to gain their independence from Spain
*Exaggerated news reports of events
*Protection of American business interests
* ?
ANSWER

10. Sinking of the U.S.S. Maine in Havana Harbor
SAW 40
BOARD
Sinking of the U.S.S. Maine in Havana Harbor

11. Results of the Spanish American War:
SAW 50
Finish this list:
Results of the Spanish American War:
*Cuba gained its independence from Spain
*The U.S. emerged as a world power
* ?
ANSWER

12. The U.S. gained possession of: Philippines, Guam, & Puerto Rico
SAW 50
BOARD
The U.S. gained possession of:
Philippines, Guam, & Puerto Rico

13. TRFP 10
What did Roosevelt expand in order to prevent European involvement in Latin American policies?
Roosevelt Corollary
Monroe Doctrine
U.S. Constitution
Declaration of Independence
ANSWER

14. TRFP 10
BOARD
B. Monroe Doctrine

15. ANSWER What is an example of Roosevelt’s Big Stick Diplomacy?
TRFP 20
What is an example of Roosevelt’s Big Stick Diplomacy?
Blockading Cuba’s bay
Creating national parks
Building the Panama Canal
Working with organized labor
ANSWER

16. C. Building the Panama Canal
TRFP 20
BOARD
C. Building the Panama Canal

17. ANSWER What would be an appropriate title? The Zimmerman Telegram
TRFP 30
What would be an appropriate title?
*The U.S. right to
Interfere in economic matters of other nations in the Americas.
*The U.S. right to exercise international police power
The Zimmerman Telegram
The Roosevelt Corollary
The Doctrine on Foreign Policy
ANSWER

18. B. The Roosevelt Corollary
TRFP 30
BOARD
B. The Roosevelt Corollary

19. ANSWER Cause Effect exercise international police power.
TRFP 40
Cause Effect
? The U.S. right to
exercise international
police power.
The U.S. inability to remain neutral
Protection of U.S. business in Cuba
Big Stick Diplomacy
ANSWER

20. TRFP 40
BOARD
C. Big Stick Diplomacy

21. TRFP 50
Under whose policy did the United States claim the right to exercise international police power?
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
ANSWER

22. TRFP 50
BOARD
B. Theodore Roosevelt

23. WWI 10
What year did World War I begin?
1913
1914
1915
1916
ANSWER

24. WWI 10
BOARD B

25. ANSWER Who was U.S. President during WWI? Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
ANSWER

26. WWI 20
BOARD
C. Woodrow Wilson

27. ANSWER Finish the list: *Inability to remain neutral
WWI 30
Finish the list:
*Inability to remain neutral
*Sinking of the Lusitania
* ?
* Zimmerman Telegram
ANSWER

28. U.S. economic and political ties to Great Britain
WWI 30
BOARD
U.S. economic and political ties to Great Britain

29. ANSWER What year did the U.S. get involved in World War I? 1914 1915
WWI 40
What year did the U.S. get involved in World War I?
1914
1915
1916
1917
ANSWER

30. World War II 40
BOARD D

31. WWI 50
The U.S. involvement in WWI ended a long tradition of avoiding involvement in world affairs and set the stage for the U.S. to emerge as:
World power in the early th Century
A global superpower later in the 20th Century
ANSWER

32. B. Global Superpower later in the 20th Century
WWI 50
BOARD
B. Global Superpower later in the 20th Century

33. ANSWER What were the two sides of World War I? Allies and Axis Powers
Allies and Central Powers
ANSWER

34. B. Allies and Central Powers
2 Sides 10
BOARD
B. Allies and Central Powers

35. ANSWER Which country is NOT a Central Power? German Empire Bulgaria
2 Sides 20
Which country is NOT a Central Power?
German Empire
Bulgaria
Ottoman Empire
Belgium
ANSWER

36. 2 Sides 20
BOARD
D. Belgium

37. ANSWER All of the following were major Allied Powers EXCEPT: France
2 Sides 30
All of the following were major Allied Powers EXCEPT:
France
British Empire
Serbia
Austro-Hungarian Empire
ANSWER

38. D. Austro-Hungarian Empire
2 Sides 30
BOARD
D. Austro-Hungarian Empire

39. Name the 6 Allied Powers of WWI.
2 Sides 40 .
Name the 6 Allied Powers of WWI.
ANSWER

40. British Empire France Russia Serbia Belgium United States
2 Sides 40
BOARD
In any order:
British Empire
France
Russia
Serbia
Belgium
United States

41. Name the 4 Central Powers of WWI.
2 Sides 50
Name the 4 Central Powers of WWI.
ANSWER

42. Germany Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Ottoman Empire
2 Sides 50
BOARD
In any order:
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Ottoman Empire

43. Ending WWI 10
President Woodrow Wilson prepared a peace plan that became known as the:
Wilson Doctrine
Fourteen Points
Points of Action
Diplomatic Principals
ANSWER

44. Ending WWI 10
BOARD
B. Fourteen Points

45. ANSWER The purpose of the League of Nations was to:
Ending WWI 20
The purpose of the League of Nations was to:
Enhance the Central Powers
Centralize world power
Be a peacekeeping organization
Gain possession of Cuba
ANSWER

46. C. Be a peacekeeping organization
Ending WWI 20
BOARD
C. Be a peacekeeping organization

47. ANSWER What country did NOT join the League of Nations? Germany France
Ending WWI 30
What country did NOT join the League of Nations?
Germany
France
Italy
United States
ANSWER

48. Ending WWI 30
BOARD
D. United States

49. Regions 40
Why did the United States decide NOT to join the League of Nations?
The U.S. Senate took the month off
The Monroe Doctrine forbade it
The U.S. Senate failed to ratify the Treaty of Versailles
The Treaty of Versailles blamed the U.S. for WWI
ANSWER

50. C. The U.S. Senate failed to ratify the Treaty of Versailles
Ending WWI 40
BOARD
C. The U.S. Senate failed to ratify the Treaty of Versailles

51. Ending WWI 50
What was the name of the peace treaty signed in Jan. 1919, officially ending WWI?
ANSWER

52. Ending WWI 50
BOARD
Treaty of Versailles

53. WHAT ship was sunk in the Spanish American War and WHERE did it sink?
Just the Facts 10
WHAT ship was sunk in the Spanish American War and WHERE did it sink?
ANSWER

54. Just the Facts10
BOARD
U.S.S. Maine
Havana Harbor

55. WHAT ship was sunk in WWI and WHO sunk it?
Just the Facts 20
WHAT ship was sunk in WWI and WHO sunk it?
ANSWER

56. The Lusitania by German U-Boats aka German Submarine Warfare BOARD
Just the Facts 20
BOARD
The Lusitania by
German U-Boats
aka
German
Submarine Warfare

57. What was the purpose of the Zimmerman Telegram?
Just the Facts 30
What was the purpose of the Zimmerman Telegram?
ANSWER

58. To get Mexico to join the Central Powers
Who knew? 30
BOARD
To get Mexico to join the Central Powers

59. Exaggerated news reports of events is called this.
Just the Facts 40
Exaggerated news reports of events is called this.
ANSWER

60. Just the Facts 40
BOARD
Yellow Journalism

61. ANSWER The 14 Points was written after WHAT war and by WHO?
Just the Facts 50
The 14 Points was written after WHAT war and by WHO?
The Roosevelt Corollary was written after WHAT war and by WHO?
ANSWER

62. Roosevelt Corollary = After the SAW
Just the Facts 50
BOARD
14 Points= After WWI
written by
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt Corollary = After the SAW
Theodore Roosevelt

63. Congratulations! You are ready for your BIG test! 
BOARD
Congratulations! You are ready for your BIG test! 

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