Final Exam - Imperialism Flashcards

1
Q

Decisions were made to go from the politicians to be made by the experts, specializing in trades of expertise

A

Professionalism

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2
Q

What were the 3 reasons Americans wanted to get involved in Cuba?

A

Humanitarian, Imperialism, ethno-centrism

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3
Q

Professor that called for imperialism during the Spanish-American War and asked for a Panama Canal and Naval bases in the Pacific

A

Alfred Mahan

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4
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The ship that was exploded in Cuba with over 260 soldiers killed starting the Spanish American War

A

USS Maine

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5
Q

claimed Spain blew up the USS Maine causing the American people to hate Spain

A

What is Yellow Journalism?

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6
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Law that stated war in Cuba is only humanitarian and there is no intention of taking Cuba as own colony

A

Teller Amendment

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7
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Head of Pacific Naval fleet that attacked Manila Bay

A

Dewey

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8
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The President that did not want war but was forced to enter the Spanish-American war due to public opinion.

A

William McKinley

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9
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The battle that destroyed the Spanish fleet in the Philippians

A

What is the battle of Manila Bay?

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10
Q

The overweight unprofessional general that lead first campaign against Santiago Cuba

A

Who is William Shafter?

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11
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The place where the Americans would surprise the Spanish but they saw the surveillance balloon.

A

What is El Canay?

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12
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The place where Roosevelt seized in Cuba with the rough riders, being the biggest victory in the war.

A

What is Kettle Hill?

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13
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SoW during Spanish American war that greatly mismanaged logistics

A

Alger

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14
Q

First US volunteer clavary led by Teddy Roosevelt

A

Rough Riders

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15
Q

chief calvary of Confederacy that led fight at Los Goasias and took over operations on Long Island

A

Wheeler

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16
Q

Battle where US navy beat the Spanish fleet

A

Battle of Santiago Bay

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17
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2 naval officers that beat the spanish fleet at santiago bay

A

Sampson and Schley

18
Q

The 2 diseases that spread throughout the army due to no sanitation.

A

What is Yellow Fever and Malaria?

19
Q

Where McKinley put sick soldiers with malaria and yellow fever

A

Montauk

20
Q

The black soldiers who were thought to be immune to Yellow Fever due to the sickle cell.

A

Who are the immunes?

21
Q

The place where only 0.5% of marines got sick because they boiled water, sanitized, and dressed correctly.

A

Guantanamo

22
Q

Oversaw the Puerto Rico operation and kept soldiers healthy and clean showing professionalism

A

Nelson Miles

23
Q

In charge of troops in Philippines and took Guam on his way there.

A

Wesley Merritt

24
Q

Led Philippines insurrection against Spain

A

Emilio Aguinaldo

25
Q

Officer that captured Aguinaldo by hiring filipino scouts who pretended to capture the officer for Aguinaldo

A

Funston

26
Q

Americans that argued the Philippines should not be a colony

A

Anti-Imperialist League

27
Q

The treaty that gave Cuba independence and gave the U.S. Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines

A

Treaty of Paris

28
Q

Allowed America to intervene in Cuban affairs

A

Platt Amendment

29
Q

The group that occupied the south of the Philippines that were the toughest fighters

A

Moros

30
Q

The investigation of corruption in the Army and found it interviewing everyone under the SoW

A

Dodge Commission

31
Q

From the Dodge Commission, causing mistrust in the gov and firing of Alger

A

Embalmed Beef Scandal

32
Q

NY Lawyer, who knew nothing about war, who became the greatest Secretary of War in US history. Hired to reform the Army after the Dodge Commission

A

Elihu Root

33
Q

The reform of the army through Organization, Education, and civilians.

A

Root Reforms

34
Q

The act in the Root Reforms created the Chief of Staff and got rid of the Adj. General

A

General Staff Act

35
Q

The College from the Root Reforms that trained officers to think strategically and train in professionalism

A

Army War College

36
Q

The Act from the Root reforms that reformed the National Guard. Making them the first reserve, and allow better training with military and their weapons.

A

Dick Act (1903)

37
Q

Allow for planning between the Army and Navy in terms of decision-making on defense strategy and policy making

A

Joint Army-Navy Board

38
Q

Everyone gets equal trade opportunities in China

A

Open Door Notes

39
Q

The assignment everyone wanted because they were given free schooling

A

China Regiment

40
Q

Anti colonial chinese movement where the US had to intervene

A

Boxer Rebellion