1. UNIT 6 TEST REVIEW U.S. History

2. SSUSH 14 U.S. History

3. Becoming a World Power The Roosevelt Corollary resulted in…? Increased U.S. involvement in Latin America

4. Becoming a World Power Why did the U.S. want to build a stronger Navy at the turn of the century? Acquire & Protect U.S. possessions in the Pacific and Latin America

5. Becoming a World Power What was Theodore Roosevelt supporting when he said, “Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick”? Creation of a Stronger steel Navy

6. Becoming a World Power War 1899 that resulted from the U.S. helping Cuba win independence from Spain Spanish- American War

7. Becoming a World Power People who supported the Spanish-American War used this rally-cry slogan? “Remember the Maine!”

8. Becoming a World Power U.S. Ship that exploded in Cuba and blamed on Spain U.S.S. Maine

9. Becoming a World Power Spanish-American War ended with this Treaty? Treaty of Paris 1898

10. Becoming a World Power War in which the U.S. quickly defeated the Spanish Navy, made the islands an American territory War in the Philippines

11. Becoming a World Power Americans were eager to spread democracy and open markets into Latin America Expansionism

12. Becoming a World Power Concept used to explain U.S. expansion into Latin America to get raw materials and open economic markets Imperialism

13. Becoming a World Power What country did not became a territory of the U.S. after the Spanish- American War? Hawaii

14. Becoming a World Power The U.S. and President Theodore Roosevelt helped Panama separate from this country? Columbia

15. Becoming a World Power REASON - The U.S. and President Theodore Roosevelt helped Panama separate from Columbia Access to Panama Canal

16. Becoming a World Power President Theodore Roosevelt invaded Columbia to get the Panama Canal, True or False? False

17. Becoming a World Power Leader of the Rough Riders up San Juan Hill in the war in Cuba against the Spanish Theodore Roosevelt

18. Becoming a World Power Extension of the Monroe Doctrine that said the U.S. would get involved in the affairs of Latin American Countries to end intervention of European Countries. Roosevelt Corollary

19. Becoming a World Power A manmade construction that made a faster sea route from the Atlantic to Pacific Oceans Panama Canal

20. Becoming a World Power Theodore Roosevelt’s foreign policy to implement the Roosevelt Corollary Big Stick Diplomacy

21. Becoming a World Power Big Stick refers to what new weapon owned by the United States Great White Fleet (Steel NAVY)

22. SSUSH 15 U.S. History

23. Becoming a World Power War fought from 1914-1918 in Europe WWI

24. Becoming a World Power Incident that caused WWI to erupt in Europe? Assassination of Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand

25. Becoming a World Power Year the U.S. Entered WWI 1917

26. Becoming a World Power U.S. Policy of staying out of world wars to entering the war as an allied power? Neutrality to Engagement

27. Becoming a World Power British cruise liner blown up by Germany without warning killing 128 Americans? Lusitania

28. Becoming a World Power Telegram sent from Germany to Mexico to form an alliance against the U.S. during WWI? Zimmerman Note

29. Becoming a World Power German policy of attacking neutral vessels at sea without warning? Unrestricted Submarine Warfare

30. Becoming a World Power This concept refers to issues in the U.S. homeland during WWI? Domestic Impact of WWI

31. Becoming a World Power Movement of African Americans during WWI to the Northern part of U.S. to fill Jobs? Great Migration

32. Becoming a World Power Law passed during WWI that made it illegal to speak out against the government or interfere with the military during WWI Espionage Act

33. Becoming a World Power Socialist put in Jail for 10 years during WWI for violating the Espionage Act? Eugene Debs

34. Becoming a World Power President of the U.S. during WWI? Woodrow Wilson

35. Becoming a World Power President Wilson’s plan to end all world Wars and create a worldwide peace? Fourteen Points

36. Becoming a World Power International Peacekeeping Organization formed in the 14 points? League of Nations

37. Becoming a World Power Main Reason U.S. Senators did not approve the Treaty of Versailles? Isolationism

38. Becoming a World Power Made it illegal to make, sell, or consumer Alcohol? Eighteenth Amendment

39. Becoming a World Power Era in U.S. History when drinking Alcohol was illegal? Prohibition

40. Becoming a World Power Extended Suffrage to women? Nineteenth Amendment

41. Becoming a World Power What does suffrage mean? Right to Vote

42. SSUSH 16 U.S. History

43. Becoming a World Power Economic system that disallowed private property; USSR in 1917 become this? Communism

44. Becoming a World Power Foreign Policy of the US after WWI? Isolationism

45. Becoming a World Power Economic system where business are owned and controlled by the government? Socialism

46. Becoming a World Power Fear of the spread of communism and Socialism spreading during WWI? Red Scare

47. Becoming a World Power Used Mass Production make automobiles? Henry Ford

48. Becoming a World Power Mass Production achieved this way by Henry Ford? Assembly Line

49. Becoming a World Power Mass Production had this affect on the Automobile? Cheap & Affordable

50. Becoming a World Power Major form of communication in peoples homes in the 1920s? Radio

51. Becoming a World Power American culture was influenced by clothing, hairstyles, etc. seen in these? Movies

52. Becoming a World Power Artistic and Music movement that celebrated African American culture? Harlem Renaissance

53. Becoming a World Power Famous Jazz Trumpet player during the Harlem Renaissance? Louis Armstrong

54. Becoming a World Power Music based on old slave rhythms and music from new Orleans and the South? JAZZ

55. Becoming a World Power Most prominent poet and writer during the Harlem Renaissance? Langston Hughes

56. Becoming a World Power A row of music production and recording houses in Harlem; also a concept that refers to a group of composers? Tin Pan Alley

57. Becoming a World Power Most famous composer and song writer in Tin Pan Alley? Irving Berlin