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Chapter
XXVIII: America on World Stage
REVISED
- What was a "cross-eyed
kakiak ladrone?" What did they have to do with William H. Taft?
- How did the Open
Door Policy come about? What did it say? Why was it so unimportant in
1900? Why did it become so important by 1941?
- Why did the Boxers
revolt in China in 1900? How did their activities complicate relationships
between countries which had economic and social interests in China?
- Why did Teddy
Roosevelt get to be the Vice-President in 1901? Why did he get to be
President in the same year? How was his political style so different
from his predecessors?
- What did Philippe
Bunau-Varilla have to do with the DeLessups Company? Why was his work
so important for the building of the Panama Canal?
- How did George
Goethals and William Gorgas help in the building of the Canal?
- How was the Roosevelt
Corollary a major change in direction for United States foreign policy?
Was it a wise decision?
- Why did T.R. become
embroiled with European powers over the Moroccan crisis of 1905?
- Why did T.R. receive
the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906?
- How did the San
Francisco School Board provoke an international crisis with the Japanese
in 1906? What was the ultimate diplomatic compromise agreed to the Japanese
and the U.S.?
- Why did the Gentlemen's
Agreement encourage T.R. to send the Great White Fleet around
the world? Why was the world so worried about the voyage? What was the
result?
- Identify:
- Tsushima
- Treaty of Portsmouth
- Nicholas II
- Eugene Schmitz
- W.J. Bryan
- John Hay
- The Big Stick
- Leon Czolgosz

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