Chapters 19-20

John Hay

"Open Door" policy of _________________ stated that China should remain open to European and American trade.

break a pledge he had made to not seek another term in office.

Because of the Roosevelt-Taft feud, Theodore Roosevelt decided to

Temperance

During the Progressive Era, what was the most popular form of reform?

Scientific management

Frederick Winslow Taylor and the gospel of efficiency is best associated with which concept?

Puerto Rico.

In 1911, President Wilson ordered U.S. warships to blockade

an unnecessary war.

In the presidential contest of 1900, Roosevelt's enemies the Democrats claimed that the Philippine conflict was

Honest government

Individuals labeled Mugwumps were best associated with which concept?

1902 coal strike

President Theodore Roosevelt intervened personally to break which strike?

should be enacted by the states

President Wilson argued that women's suffrage

Wilson

President ______________ argued that the United States must intervene to stabilize weak governments in the Western Hemisphere to keep European nations from doing so.

From 1895 to 1898

The Cuban War for Independence against Spain lasted how long?

big business

The biggest stumbling block to progressivism during the Progressive Era was

Alaska

The largest territorial acquisition of the 19th century since the Louisiana Purchase was

a pacifist

Theodore Roosevelt was all of the following on the eve of the War of 1898 except

Mr. Imperialism

Theodore Roosevelt's nickname during the 1900 presidential campaign was

William McKinley

Which United States president was responsible for the annexation of Hawaii?

Equality for minorities

Which of the following was not a goal of late 19th century progressives?

Term limits

Which of the following was not a method adopted during the Progressive Era to improve government?

the white

Wilson's definition of progressivism applied to _______ only.

"Dollar diplomacy"

______________________ was President Taft's use of the State Department to help American companies and banks invest in foreign countries.