The sugar planter who orchestrated a coup for American to gain control of and annex Hawaii was _________.

One of the causes of the Spanish-American War was a newspaper war in New York between Hearst and Pulitzer.

The _____________ was an honest assessment on the condition of Cubans in Cuba that concluded that America should be get involved for humanitarian reasons.

After McKinley first meeting with _________, where McKinley hinted the Spanish to give the Cubans autonomy or else, a letter that insulted McKinley was sent, obtained by Cuban revolutionaries, and published by Hearst.

The cause of the explosion of the Maine was found to be accidental and was known by the navy as early as 1898.

Attached to the declaration of war against Spain in 1898 was the ___________, which stated that the United States has no intention of obtaining Cuba.

The first battle of the Spanish-American War was fought at _________, in the Philippines.

The Spanish-American War was characterized as being

Roosevelt and the Rough Riders was in charged of the Battle of _________ Hill with the purpose to force the Spanish fleet out of Santiago Bay.

Because of his support for American imperialism, William Jennings Bryan encouraged the ratification of the Treaty of Paris (1898).

As a result of the Spanish-American War, the United States acquired all of the following EXCEPT:

______________, a 28-year old Anarchist, assassinated President McKinley after his key note address in Buffalo, New York.

________ were mostly middle-class idealist and reformers.

The author of The Jungle, the muckraking work about the meat-packing industry, was ___________.

In History of the Standard Oil Company, ____________ revealed that Rockefeller was a miser, who would throw pennies at Children as an attempt to distract them from him.

In Shame of the Cities, __________ revealed that the political machines were neglecting their duty of cleaning the streets.

1. The father of Progressivism and the architect of the Wisconsin Plan was ___________.

The Sherman Anti-trust Act (1890), which stated any business combination in restraint of trade is illegal, was used to successfully bust a Railroad trust in the Northern Securities Case during Theodore Roosevelt’s Presidency.

The ________ Act strengthened the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC), which led to fairer railroad rates.

_______________ was established in 1906, which was an attempt to forbade the manufacture and sale of adulterated or fraudulently labeled products, and eventually took out cocaine from coke.

The ___________ Tariff was initiated during Wilson’s administration setting a record for the lowest tariff rate at 27%.

The ____ amendment established direct election of U.S. Senators during Woodrow Wilson’s Presidency.

The __________________ was an extension to the Monroe Doctrine, stating if the affairs of any state residing in the western hemisphere lure the attention of any European powers, then the United States have the right to intervene.

Theodore Roosevelt did not become the Republican presidential nominee in 1912 because Taft proved more popular with grass-roots Republican voters in most of the state primaries

The other nation (besides Panama) that the U.S. was considering for an isthmian canal was ___________.

In the ___________ Treaty, the United States would get a 99-year canal lease on a zone six miles wide in Panama, which was rejected by the Colombian senate

1. In the ______________ Treaty, the United States would get a perpetual canal lease on a zone 10 miles wide, which was ratified by the Panamanian government.

De jure recognition is recognition of a new government with judgement while de facto recognition is automatic recognition of a new government.

All of the following were Mexican Revolutionaries in the early 20th century EXCEPT for:

Before Cuba was given independence, they were forced to accept the ___________ that allowed for future American intervention if needed and guaranteed a U.S. naval base on the island.

All of the following propelled the United States into expansionism EXCEPT:

The author who wrote how the United States could become a world power is

The Spanish general that implemented the reconcentration policy to destroy Cuban Revolutionaries

. The first battle of the Spanish-American war was

The purpose of the Teller Amendment is to

The Progressives were