(Fill in the blanks) In the years leading up to 1898, the United States mained a strict policy when it came to foreign policy, alliances, and foreign entanglements - a policy of ________________________ (term) in which kept the United States out of global conflicts. This was suggested by President ____________________________ (people) in his farewell address, and further cemented by President ____________ in his statement known as the Monroe Doctrine.

In 1898, the United States emerged on the world stage when it entered the _________________________ (term) in Cuba. The participation of the United States in this conflict was caused by many events including _____________________ (term), a tactic used by journalists to sway the American public in favor of war, and by the sinking of the ship ________________ (term) in Havana Harbor.

Following American victory in the war, the United States annexed the following colonies from Spain: Puerto Rico, Guam, and the ____________________ (term). The idea of American ________________ (term), or establishing American colonies overseas, was debated in both government and the American public. Senator ___________________________ (people) was strongly against American ___________________ (term).

America extended its influence over the Western Hemisphere by building the ______________________ (term) in the early 1900’s under President Taft. The project was seen as a major need for the US Navy, and American economy.

After the early foreign interventions of the United States, it became clear to President Roosevelt that the Monroe Doctrine had to be amended. As such, he wrote an addition known as the _____________________ (term). This stated that European empires had to restrict their influence in North America, and that the United States had the right to exercise a police power to guarantee peace. This was also called the ______________________ (term) policy.

By 1914, the world was at war. European empires were battling across Europe for dominance in colonization and military power. Under the first term of President _________________ (people), the United States maintained neutrality in the war. This changed after a series of events including the sinking of the ship ____________________ (term), and the _______________________ (term), which suggested that Germany and Mexico would form an alliance against the United States.

When the United States entered the war, it joined the alliance known as the ________________ (term). The United States had a small military in 1917 when it declared war, and had to hold a ____________ (term) to create an army large and strong enough for war.

The war had many effects on the United States many more ________________ (people) had to secure employment in factories. ______________________ (people) migrated to the north and western cities of the United States both for work and to escape racism and Jim Crow laws in the south. Additionally, there became a widespread fear of ____________________ (people) - this movement was known as the ______________ (term).

Finally, after Allied victory in World War 1 - the overwhelming opinion of Americans was that they wished to return to the foreign policy of _________________ (term). As such, President Wilson’s plan for the peacekeeping entity known as the _____________________ (term) was not popular and the _________________ (term) was not ratified.

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In the years leading up to 1898, the United States maintained a strict policy when it came to foreign policy, alliances, and foreign entanglements - a policy of neutrality in which kept the United States out of global conflicts. This was suggested by President George Washington in his farewell address, and further cemented by President James Monroe in his statement known as the Monroe Doctrine.

In 1898, the United States emerged on the world stage when it entered the Spanish American War in Cuba. The participation of the United States in this conflict was caused by many events including yellow jornalism, a tactic used by journalists to sway the American public in favor of war, and by the sinking of the ship _USS Maine in Havana Harbor.

Following American victory in the war, the United States annexed the following colonies from Spain: Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines. The idea of American imperialism, or establishing American colonies overseas, was debated in both government and the American public. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was strongly against American isolation.

America extended its influence over the Western Hemisphere by building the Panama Canal in the early 1900’s under President Taft. The project was seen as a major need for the US Navy, and American economy.

After the early foreign interventions of the United States, it became clear to President Roosevelt that the Monroe Doctrine had to be amended. As such, he wrote an addition known as the Roosevelt Corollary. This stated that European empires had to restrict their influence in North America, and that the United States had the right to exercise a police power to guarantee peace. This was also called the Good Neighbor policy.

By 1914, the world was at war. European empires were battling across Europe for dominance in colonization and military power. Under the first term of President Woodrow Wilson, the United States maintained neutrality in the war. This changed after a series of events including the sinking of the ship Lusitania, and the Zimmerman Telegram, which suggested that Germany and Mexico would form an alliance against the United States.

When the United States entered the war, it joined the alliance known as the Allies. The United States had a small military in 1917 when it declared war, and had to hold a draft to create an army large and strong enough for war.

The war had many effects on the United States many more women had to secure employment in factories. African Americans migrated to the north and western cities of the United States both for work and to escape racism and Jim Crow laws in the south. Additionally, there became a widespread fear of immigrants - this movement was known as the Nativism.

Finally, after Allied victory in World War 1 - the overwhelming opinion of Americans was that they wished to return to the foreign policy of Neutrality. As such, President Wilson’s plan for the peacekeeping entity known as the League of Nations was not popular and the Treaty of Versailles was not ratified.

Como Marx descreve o Estado e a necessidade de revolução?

Why did the US military think they would win the war against Vietnam?

When dealing with other nations, Washington took a
_____ stance.

pro-British
pro-French
neutral

How did imperialism contribute to the start of WWI?

A. European rivalries over colonial territory led to nationalistic tension among these states.

B. Eagerness to take over land in postrevolutionary Russia led to territorial conflicts.

C. Conflicts between church and government led to distinct divisions within key European countries.

D. Centralized governments whose powers were unchecked caused internal uprisings in many nations.​

12. Which of the follow people captured Santa Ama at wanneed the wheperere of Texas?

Stephen Kearny

Zachary Taylor

Sam Houston

Stephen Austin

__________________________________________

13. John Drake Sloat raised the American flag in Monterey and San Francisco because:

A. he was acting under orders from General Taylor.

B. he heard about the Bear Flag Revolt.

C. he did not want England to capture the ports first.

D. Governor Micheltorena had been captured.

What was boycotted in order to help the civil rights movement in the 1960s?

When a historian uses the skill of corroboration he or she

The picture shows workers at a logging camp in 1917.
Unions most likely helped these workers negotiate
o better pay and improved living conditions.
O better pay for longer work days.
O shorter work days for lower pay.
longer work days and better living conditions.

-Conclusion - What happened after Nelson Mandela was released? Was the UN intervention positive or negative? (Be sure to mention the African National Congress and FW De Klerk in the conclusion, 5-7 sentences)
PLEASE HELP

What were the most serious issues of the Great Recession that affected the architecture and construction Industries?
(Select all that apply.)
layoffs
health Insurance
stock Prices
unemployment

Which three advancements were developments of the Islamic golden age?
Arabic numerals
medical guidebooks
first system of written laws
creation of Silk Road
new chemical compounds

Europeans interacted with foreign cultures of the East and became aware of new ideas and experiences.

Why is it important to vote? Give two (2) reasons.

What prompted the practice of
branding in the cattle moving
industry?
A. attack from predators
B. lightning strikes
C. Native American skirmishes
D. theft from other cowboys

After Charlemagne's death, medieval political instituation defined led by

How was the Roman Empire different after Constantine's recognition of Christianity?

A. Previously intolerant, Rome became known as a place in which all religions were equally tolerated.
B. Inspired by their emperor to convert, the newly Christian Roman soldiers became more loyal to the empire.
C. Roman cultural achievement fell as pagan philosophers, scientists, and artists fled in fear of persecution.
D. Once Constantine accepted Christianity, the Roman Empire became the center of the new faith's growth.

Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met on a great battle-field of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. Which ideas are addressed by both Roosevelt and Lincoln? Select 2 options.

who was the last sinhala king in sri lanka

What practice of the railroad monopolies hurt American farmers? A) They prevented farmers from producing more crops than could be shipped easily. B) They blocked farmers from selling their goods abroad. C) They charged high shipping rates for getting farm products to market.

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The Reign of Terror included all of the following EXCEPT:
a. The crowning of a new Queen
b. War against other European nations
c. The rise to power of Robespierre
d. Creation of a new calendar and the elimination of Christianity

Which of the following scenarios is an example of how the media can act as a linkage institution?

What does it mean that the Vice President is “only a heartbeat away” from the presidency?




The Vice President is first in the order of succession.


The Vice President resides in the White House with the President.


The Vice President must travel with the President at all times.


The Vice President is the President’s closest adviser.

Why did making turpentine become an important industry in the Pine Hills region?

How does Luca say the signers of the Declaration of Independence created the sense that war was inevitable

The most important outcome of the Treaty of 1818
was that

La visión humanista cambió la forma de ver y pensar del ser humano a fines del S XV. La cual se caracterizó por:

What effect did the Bubonic Plague, or Black Death, have on the feudal system?

Those who were loyal to the Roman Empire were the:

Pharisees
Sadducees
Herodians
scribes

This map illustrates the Columbian Exchange. Which contribution to the
European diet came from the Americas?
A. Sugar
B. Turkey
C. Coffee
D. Beef

Textbook B: When the overthrow of the South Korean government through social confusion became too difficult, the North Korean communists switched to a stick-and-carrot strategy seeming to offer peaceful negotiations, they were instead analyzing the right moment of attack and preparing themselves for it. The North Korean communists prepared themselves for war Il- sung secretly visited the Soviet Union and was promised the alliance of the Soviets and China in case of war. Finally, at dawn on June 25th, 1950 the North began their southward aggression along the 38th parallel Taken by surprise at these unexpected attacks the army of the Republic of Korea (South Korea ) fought courageously to defend the liberty of the country ... The armed provocation of the North Korean communists brought the UN Security Council around the table . A decree denounced the North Korean military action as illegal and as a threat to peace and a decision was made to help the South . The UN army constituted the armies of 16 countries among them, the United States , Great Britain and France -joined the South Korean forces in the battle against the North
Question 1 -according to textbook b,how did the Korean War started

Question 2- do you think this textbook from north or South Korea?explain why you think so.