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The policy of the Roosevelt Corollary is best seen in

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England declaring war on the US in 1905

the US invading Mexico and Panama in response to political uprisings

The beginning of World War 2

the US warning European interference in Latin America would lead to US intervention

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@Arcadiouse

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How about I just post the rest of the questions at once rather than bit-by-bit, even if it were one subject?

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Sure I guess lol

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I will be on and off though as I am doing chores.

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Just tag me if I go unresposnive more than 4 minutes lol.

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Totally understandable. Its not my job to demand when I get help, others are busy too :D

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Which would be the most likely reason why America would want a strong Navy during the late 1800s early 1900s?

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to have a force to protect against enemy aircraft


to colonize new lands for the US


to launch a sea invasion of Canada


to protect national interests

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How did the Roosevelt Corollary highlight Roosevelt’s approach to foreign policy?

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Roosevelt was the first US president to invade eastern Canada


Roosevelt was very indecisive when it came to foreign interactions


showed his “speak softly and carry a big stick” approach through negotiating first and enforcing with military second


Roosevelt was quick to use military action and beat his enemies with a big stick

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Which reason best highlights why the US wanted to gain Hawaii?

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Hawaii had a climate that would support climate coffee plantations


it served as a key naval base during the Spanish American War


Hawaii served as the halfway point for flights across the Pacific during the Spanish American War


the US needed a new vacation spot for settlers on the west coast

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Which reason shows best why the US would keep the Philippines as a territory causing the Philippine-American War?

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The US feared another nation would take it over if they didn’t keep it under US control


The Philippines were under joint control with the US and Australia


The Filipino people wanted to remain under US control


The Philippines did not have many natural resources

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Supporters of American expansionism/imperialism believed the US should expand to increase

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national defense


trade


diplomatic power/influence


all of these

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Why did Theodore Roosevelt issue the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine?

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to divide North Africa between the US and Spain for colonizing


to encourage European powers to help control uprisings in Central and South America


to ensure that only France and England would have interests in Panama


to protect the Panama Canal and regional interests in Latin America from European involvement

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The American success in the Spanish-American War can be primarily credited to

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American airpower superiority


the strength of the US Navy


Cuban uprising against the Spanish


Canadian support for the US

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Which response displays best how responses to Roosevelt Corollary differed?

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Europe was grateful to have an excuse to avoid Latin America


All of these


Americans were angered by the Roosevelt Corollary


US businessmen were pleased, while Latin Americans were angered by US interference

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Answer 8

There we go

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Take your time, I'm in no hurry

Answer 10

Question 7 is probably B.

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Okie dokie, thanks

Answer 12

8: B
9: C
10: Served as a key naval base

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11: A
12: All of those
13: I think D because of the venezula crisis of 1902-3

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14: B?
15: D

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Okie thank you so much for the help bro

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You're welcome. Feel free to tag me in any history question and follow me to see when I am online!

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Okie dokie, will do