Woodrow Wilson's early efforts to conduct a strongly anti-imperialist U. S. foreign policy were first undermined when he
a. dispatched U.S. military forces to protect American interests in China.
b. told the Filipinos that they could not obtain their independence for at least forty years.
c. sent American marines to Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
d. sent the U.S. Navy to seize the Virgin Islands from Denmark.
e. began constructing a massive U.S. Navy base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
c
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British policy concerning India in the 1910s can be characterized as ________
A) inconsistent B) repressive C) economically disastrous D) supportive of Indian nationalism
Which of the following areas competed with England in establishing a network of steam-powered factories?
a. United States. b. Belgium. c. All of the answers are correct. d. France. e. Germany.
What was the result of Paris Peace Conference?
A. The Allies applied the principle of self-determination to all former colonial empires. B. The Allies established free trade among all of the world's industrialized nations. C. The Allies accepted Wilson's arguments in favor of a small indemnity against Germany. D. The Allies created a chain of pro-Western buffer states around Russia.
What did Dorie Miller's actions during Pearl Harbor illustrate about blacks in the military?
A) They completely confirmed white racist attitudes. B) Since Miller was the first man to perish at Pearl Harbor, he became an instant hero. C) Miller received the Navy Cross for heroism but was immediately returned to mess duty. D) Miller's action showed that the 1925 American War College study was correct.