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Areas where an outside nation had political or economic influence.
a) Spheres of influence
b) Open door policy
c) Boxer Rebellion
d) Colonization
The U.S helped this nation achieve its independence from Columbia in order to get the land needed to build a canal.
a) Cuba
b) The Philippines
c) Puerto Rico
d) Panama
The U.S. proposed an open door policy with this country that gave all countries equal trading rights within its borders.
a) China
b) Hawaii
c) Japan
d) Panama
The adding of a region to the territory of an existing political unit.
a) Colonialism
b) Nationalism
c) Imperialism
d) Annexation
Ideal naval base and coaling station for ships traveling to and from Asia.
a) China
b) Hawaii
c) Japan
d) Panama
Which of the following is NOT a method of imperialism?
a) Military force
b) Creating infrastructure
c) Allowing the indigenous culture to thrive without interference from the mother country.
d) None of the above
A strong feeling of pride in, and devotion to, one's country and culture:
a) Nationalism
b) Colonization
c) Annexation
d) Imperialism
Which of these would NOT have been a motivation for American Imperialism between 1880-1914?
a) New customers to trade with
b) Forming alliances due to the fear of attack by the countries on our borders
c) Sources of raw materials
d) Spreading religion and the concept of manifest destiny
The process of one country dominating another, usually by force.
a) Nationalism
b) Imperialism
c) Colonization
d) Annexation
Became the strongest power in the East after defeating Russia in a war.
a) China
b) Korea
c) Japan
d) The Philippines
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