Score: Match the following items. 1. the "Iron Chancellor" of Germany Ferdinand 2. German emperor in World War I Monroe 3. the assassinated Austrian Archduke McKinley 4. the President backing the Big Stick Policy Seward 5. commander of the United States forces in World War I Hay 6. set United States foreign policy for the Western Hemisphere Goethals 7. negotiated the Alaskan Purchase Pershing 8. author of the Open Door Policy with China T. Roosevelt 9. builder of the Panama Canal Bismarck 10. United States President who was slandered during the Cuban situation Wilhelm Question #8MultipleSelect Score: Select the FIVE factors that led Germany to sue for peace. the withdrawal of Bulgaria and Turkeythe Communist takeover in Russiathe possible invasion of GermanyWilson's Fourteen Pointsthe threat of Chinese involvementthe improving military strength of the Entente (Allies)the split of Austria-Hungarythe sinking of theLusitania Question #9MultipleChoice Score: How did Roosevelt enforce the Monroe Doctrine in the Caribbean? He used the Big Stick Policy.He passed the Square Deal.He ended the Boxer Rebellion. Question #10MultipleChoice Score: Factors leading to unsettled relations among European nations included everything except: nationalismconflicts over coloniesUnited States interferencemilitary build-upsGerman aggression Question #11TrueFalse Score: Manchuria was an area that Japan and Germany wished to control. TrueFalse Question #12TrueFalse Score: The Emperor of Germany undid Bismarck's foreign policy. TrueFalse Question #13TextMultipleChoice Score: Loyalty and devotion to one's country is called nationalismisolationismconscription. Question #14MultipleChoice Score: All of the following describe America's policy of isolationism except: Monroe Doctrineearly years of World War Ibefore the Spanish-American War Question #15MultipleChoice Score: Aggressive moves by Germany included all the following except: a proposal for railroadsa march through neutral Belgiumthe defeat of Englandan attempt to control the Balkan statesan invasion of northwestern France Question #16MultipleChoice Score: American involvement in the Western Hemisphere included all of the following except: the Spanish-American Warthe Boxer Rebellionthe defense of the Monroe Doctrinemaintaining stable Latin American governmentsseizing control over troubled finances Question #17MultipleChoice Score: What is characteristic of the Monroe Doctrine? encouraged European intervention in the Western Hemispheremain cause of the Spanish-American Warforbade European intervention in the Western Hemisphere Question #18TrueFalse Score: Germany and Austria-Hungary were known as the Central Powers. TrueFalse Question #19MultipleChoice Score: What is the importance of the Platt Amendment? It gave the United States the right to intervene in Cuba.The Monroe Doctrine was replaced by the amendment.It began the United States military draft. Question #20MultipleSelect Score: Select the THREE factors that drew the United States to favor the Entente. the support of German Americansthe sinking of theLusitaniathe impact of English/French propagandathe loss of American lives on the oceansthe growing success of the Central Powersthe Communist takeover in France Question #21TrueFalse Score: The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand sparked World War I. TrueFalse Question #22TrueFalse Score: Theodore Roosevelt backed American involvement in world affairs. TrueFalse Question #23TrueFalse Score: By 1916, trench warfare and naval blockades led to a stalemate in World War I. TrueFalse Question #24MultipleChoice Score: The United States became increasingly involved in world affairs through all of the following except: Monroe DoctrineSpanish-American WarPanama CanalOpen Door PolicySquare DealRoosevelt's role as mediator Question #25MultipleChoice Score: When did America become involved in World War I? after the assassination of the Austrian Archdukeafter the destruction of the battleshipMaineafter Germany sunk theLusitania