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Understanding U.S. Involvement in the Age of Imperialism: Key Concepts and Questions

This review chapter focuses on the U.S. involvement in global affairs during the late 1800s, examining key factors such as technological advancements, economic motivations, and the ideology of Manifest Destiny. It highlights important events such as the Open Door Policy with China, the annexation of Hawaii, and the impact of the Spanish-American War. Through multiple-choice questions and explanations, readers will explore the roles of Imperialism, Anti-Imperialism, and Social Darwinism in shaping American foreign policy and perceptions of expansionism during this critical era.

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Understanding U.S. Involvement in the Age of Imperialism: Key Concepts and Questions

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  1. Chapter 22 Review Age of Imperialism

  2. Which of the following is NOT a reason for US global involvement in the late 1800s?

  3. A Technology B Drive for Markets C Manifest Destiny D Social Calvinism

  4. D Social Calvinism

  5. The divine mission to expand in order to spread the ideals of freedom and democracy is known as...

  6. A Mercantilism B Manifest Destiny C Social Darwinism D Interdependence

  7. B Manifest Destiny

  8. What is the belief that the superior people will survive over other ways of life?

  9. A Mercantilism B Manifest Destiny C Social Darwinism D Interdependence

  10. C Social Darwinism

  11. An area where a nation had special trading privileges is know as...

  12. A Sphere of Influence B Mercantilism C Interdependence D Circle of Influence

  13. A Sphere of Influence

  14. What policy did the US establish in order to trade in China?

  15. A Boxer Policy B Pacific Policy Open Door Policy C European Door Policy D

  16. Open Door Policy C

  17. Who were the Boxers in China?

  18. A Farmers B Traders C Foreigners D Anti-Foreigners

  19. D Anti-Foreigners

  20. Who negotiated a treaty with Japan to open two ports, ending Japan’s isolation?

  21. A Matthew Perry B Queen Liliuokalani C Charles Darwin D Alfred Mahan

  22. A Matthew Perry

  23. How was the US able to annex Hawaii?

  24. A Diplomatic talks B A petition C Citizens’ vote D A staged revolution

  25. D A staged revolution

  26. An empire would involve the US in more wars.

  27. A Imperialist Anti-Imperialist B

  28. Anti-Imperialist B

  29. It is a violation of democratic principles to annex land and not offer its people the same rights as those of US citizens.

  30. A Imperialist Anti-Imperialist B

  31. Anti-Imperialist B

  32. It is the American destiny to expand and its duty to care for poor, weak peoples.

  33. A Imperialist Anti-Imperialist B

  34. A Imperialist

  35. To abandon territories makes the US appear cowardly before the world.

  36. A Imperialist Anti-Imperialist B

  37. A Imperialist

  38. It is only honorable to keep land that Americans lost their lives to obtain.

  39. A Imperialist Anti-Imperialist B

  40. A Imperialist

  41. US involvement in the Spanish American War was sparked by the explosion of the...

  42. A U.S.S. Maryland B U.S.S. Virginia C U.S.S. Maine D U.S.S. Kennedy

  43. C U.S.S. Maine

  44. Who was not interested in going to war in Cuba?

  45. A Imperialists B Anti-Imperialists C Journalists D Expansionists

  46. B Anti-Imperialists

  47. How long did it take for the US to defeat Spain?

  48. A 6 months B 2 years C 2 months D 4 months

  49. D 4 months

  50. What country gained its independence as a result of the war?

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