I've changed the quiz rules! You do not need to take this quiz for credit. Instead, this is a practice quiz, allowing you to study for in-class closed note quizzes. Take this quiz as many or as few times as you'd like. If you get a 100% on this quiz without using your notes, you will probably do pretty well on the quiz in class. Our imperialism/suffrage quiz will take place on Monday, January 28th. You will not be allowed to use your notes.
Susan B Anthony
Alice Paul
Carrie Chapman Catt
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
A parade on the day of Wilson's inauguration
Throwing rocks at the White House
Picketing the White House
Hunger Strikes
Winning the Spanish American Cuban Filipino war
Winning World War I, also known as the Great War
An aggressive policy towards Latin America, using the military to influence events in those countries
Starting the Federal Reserve to stabilize the US economy
Trust-busting (the breaking up of monopolies)
Passing progressive laws such as shorter working hours and limiting child labor.
Russia
Great Britain
Belgium
France
The United States
To acquire natural resources
It was believed that those areas were not able to responsibly govern themselves
To spread "civilization"--religion, law, etc.
For military security and economic trading
All of the above
Great Britain
France
Spain
No one, they were independent nations.
1898, after the SACF War
1904, after the Philippine Insurrection
1946, after WWII
The US still controls the Philippines
The US could invade Cuban territory if its property were threatened.
Cuba could not create a treaty with any nation other than the US
Cuba could not borrow money from other nations.
All of the above.