Transcript Unit 2 Jeopardy Emergence in Global Affairs

Unit 2 Review
United
States
Latin
America
People
Misc.
Canada
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United States
100
What was the Monroe
Doctrine? Purpose?
United States
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Tried to decrease European
involvement in the region.
Said if any European country
intervened in the affairs of the
Western Hemisphere, the
U.S. had the right to respond
militarily.
United States
200
List one cause and one
effect of the Open Door
Policy.
United States
 Causes:
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access to Asian
markets, give U.S. goods a place
in Asia, expand naval patrol of
the Pacific, end isolationism
 Effects: Imperialism of Asia,
growth of economies, access to
bases/ports, expansion
United States
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How did Alfred
Mahan’s “realist”
theory influence
U.S. policy?
United States
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Mahan believed a country’s strength was
dependent on their naval power. We
wanted to increase the strength of our navy
so we established bases throughout the
Pacific, which directly led to involvement in
Hawaii, Midway, Philippines, Guam, etc.
United States
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Explain a similarity of U.S.
imperialism in Hawaii,
Cuba, Panama, and
Puerto Rico.
United States
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United States
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Compare and Contrast the
foreign policies:
Big Stick Diplomacy
(Roosevelt) vs. Dollar
Diplomacy (Taft) vs. Moral
Diplomacy (Wilson)
United States
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Similarities: imperialism, U.S.
influence, aide to the Americas, ended
with military involvement
Differences: BSD was intervention with
strong military backing, DD was
intervention through economics, MD
was a more “ethical/moral” argument
Latin America
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______ was the leader of
the Cuban Independence
movement, but after he was
killed by the Spanish in
battle, _______ took over
with U.S. aide.
Latin America
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Jose Marti was the leader of
the Cuban Independence
movement, but after he was
killed by the Spanish in
battle, the army (NLA) took
over with U.S. aide.
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Latin America
As a U.S. commonwealth,
list two things Puerto Rico
was allowed to do
independent from U.S.
control and two things they
are NOT allowed to
do/restrictions
Latin America
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They are allowed to elect their own
governors, write their own
constitution, are U.S. citizens, and
benefit from federal aide
They can NOT vote for U.S.
president, have no direct voice in
Congress and are exempt from
federal income tax
Latin America
300
Describe what the
Venezuelan Crisis was
fought over (be specific!)
What was the outcome or
decision reached?
Latin America
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This crisis revolved around the long
standing dispute with England over the
territory of Guyana Essequibo, which
Britain claimed as part of British Guiana
and Venezuela saw as Venezuelan
territory….. Gold discovered here!
Britain accepted U.S. intervention in the
region, U.S. reinstated the Monroe
Doctrine, & after negotiations in 1899, a
tribunal awarded most of the territory to
British Guiana
Latin America
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With regards to Cuban
involvement, what is one
similarity and one difference
between the Teller
Amendment and Platt
Amendment?
Latin America
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• Similarities: Both aimed to preserve the
liberty/freedom of Cubans, both wanted
to rid Cuba of European influence, both
related to U.S. involvement, both aimed
to protect economic interests
• Difference: Teller Amendment promised
no U.S. annexation and the Platt
Amendment allowed us to occupy Cuba
to preserve liberty. Teller was passed in
the U.S., Platt was an addition to the
Cuban Constitution
Latin America
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List one similarity and
one difference between
the Venezuelan Crisis
and Panama Canal
Latin America
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Similarities: U.S. involvement to settle dispute,
both countries owned by another/more
powerful country, both thought they were
getting independent control, desire for
economic control, both end in favoring the
larger power (U.S. & G.B.)
Differences: Britain involved with Venezuela,
Britain was fighting for a portion of territory,
Panama is won through a sponsored
overthrow, Venezuelan Crisis is resolved
through negotiations, U.S. remained in
Panama
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At the Charlottetown
Conference, ______
was the first to propose
total unification of all
Canadian colonies. He
eventually became the
first PM.
People
People
John A.
Macdonald
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People
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Why did Queen Victoria
send Lord Durham to
Canada post-rebellion?
People
200
Lord Durham was sent to
Canada to research the
causes of rebellion and
propose possible solutions for
the future
People
300
Explain one similarity and one
difference between Papineau
and Mackenzie, with regards
to their involvement in the
rebellions of 1837.
People
300
Similarities: Both members of the
elected assembly, both fought for
responsible government, both
publically criticized men in power, fled
to U.S. after start of rebellion, returned
to Canada once granted amnesty
 Differences: Papineau represented
the French, Papineau advocated
peaceful protest and Mackenzie was
more radical, Papineau requested
foreign aide
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People
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The Provisional President
of Hawaii ______,
supported US annexation of
Hawaii even though it
conflicted with U.S.
President _______
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People
The Provisional President
of Hawaii Dole, supported
US annexation of Hawaii
even though it conflicted
with U.S. President
Cleveland.
People
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With regards to U.S. annexation of
Hawaii: _________ allowed U.S.
involvement in business and
American immigration to Hawaii,
while ________ was adamantly
against U.S. involvement and
eventually arrested/imprisoned for
treason.
People
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With regards to U.S. annexation of
Hawaii: King Kamehameha
allowed U.S. involvement in
business and American
immigration to Hawaii, while
Queen Liliuokalani was adamantly
against U.S. involvement and
eventually arrested/imprisoned for
treason.
Misc.
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Meeting that solidified
decision to unify and
created a federal
system of government
w/ division of powers
Misc.
100
London Conference
Misc.
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Meeting that established
a bi-cameral parliament,
including a House of
Commons (elected) &
Senate (appointed)
Misc.
200
Quebec Conference
Misc.
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List one similarity and
one difference
between U.S.
annexation of Hawaii
vs. Cuba
300
Misc.
 Similarities: sugar, business
interests, said power would be to
the people, expansion,
opposition
 Differences: Hawaii was a
gradual take over, Cuba was
won because of war, implement
democracy in Cuba
Misc.
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Two theories used to justify
U.S. expansion: ________
was the effort to control
breeding to create a
“desirable population” while
__________ argued that
only the strongest groups in
society would survive.
Misc.
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Two theories used to justify
U.S. expansion: Eugenics
was the effort to control
breeding to create a
“desirable population” while
Social Darwinism argued that
only the strongest groups in
society would survive.
Misc.
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IB EXAM REVIEW!!!
List three characteristics of HOA
EA3.
Misc.
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36 questions from 18 topics
Select 3 questions to answer
2.5 hours; 45 mins/essay
Do not grade on grammar
As detailed as possible!
35% of History Grade
Canada
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Why is the Rebellion of
Lower Canada
considered a “racial
conflict?”
Canada
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Fought between
French and English
Canada
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Why did Canadians
advocate “responsible
government?”
Canada
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Wanted all
branches to be
elected; more
power to the
people!
Canada
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Post-Rebellions, the
_____________ combined
former Upper and Lower Canada
to create the Province of
Canada. The purpose was to
create a _______ majority &
decrease threat of U.S.
Canada
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Post-Rebellions, the Act of Union
combined former Upper and
Lower Canada to create the
Province of Canada. The purpose
was to create a English majority &
decrease threat of U.S.
Canada
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List three similarities
between the 1837
rebellions in Upper and
Lower Canada.
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Both leaders criticized the loyalists in
power; increased popularity
U.S. government refused to help
Both advocated responsible government
Both rebellions failed b/c of lack of unity,
training, weapons
Both were led by men who fled
immediately following outbreak
Both rebellions fought to limit the power
of wealthy elites (Chateau Clique &
Family Compact)
Canada
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List three results of
Canadian
Confederation.
Canada
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Created Dominion of Canada under
British North America Act
Divided government between
Provincial & National governments
Provincial governments were
comprised of an elected legislative
house
Government structure was federal,
but form was parliamentary
Ottawa became capital &
Macdonald became PM