Chapter 25 Lesson 4 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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Who led the 1895 Cuban revolt against Spanish rule?

A

José Martí

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2
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What war resulted from U.S. involvement in Cuba?

A

The Spanish-American War (1898)

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3
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What was the result of the Spanish-American War for Cuba?

A

Cuba became a U.S. protectorate

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4
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What island was annexed to the U.S. after the Spanish-American War?

A

Puerto Rico

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5
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Which U.S. president supported Panama’s rebellion against Colombia?

A

Theodore Roosevelt

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6
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What major construction project began after the creation of Panama?

A

The Panama Canal

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7
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When did the Panama Canal open?

A

1914

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8
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What does the Panama Canal connect?

A

The Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

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9
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What was the Roosevelt Corollary?

A

A statement claiming the U.S. could intervene in Latin American nations guilty of “chronic misconduct”

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10
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What doctrine did the Roosevelt Corollary expand upon?

A

The Monroe Doctrine

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11
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What was “Dollar Diplomacy”?

A

U.S. policy of extending influence by investing in Latin American development

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12
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By the early 1900s, how much did direct U.S. investments in Latin America total?

A

$3.5 billion

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What was one negative result of U.S. military involvement in Latin America?

A

Growing resentment of the U.S. as the “big bully” to the north

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14
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In what countries were U.S. Marines stationed for years?

A

Haiti (1915–1934) and Nicaragua (1912–1933)

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15
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Who ruled Mexico between 1877 and 1911?

A

Porfirio Díaz

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16
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What type of government did Díaz create?

A

A conservative, centralized government

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17
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Who supported Díaz’s rule?

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The army, foreign capitalists, large landowners, and the Catholic Church

18
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Who forced Díaz from power in 1911?

A

Francisco Madero

19
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What revolutionary leader inspired landless peasants to seize estates?

A

Emiliano Zapata

20
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What was Zapata’s main goal?

A

Agrarian (land) reform

21
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What years did the Mexican Revolution last?

22
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What year was Mexico’s new constitution enacted?

23
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What did the 1917 Mexican Constitution establish for workers?

A

The right to form unions, a minimum wage, and limited working hours

24
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What limits did the 1917 Constitution place on foreign investors?

A

It restricted foreign ownership and influence

25
What was one political goal of the Mexican Revolution?
To create a more democratic government
26
How did the revolution affect Mexican culture?
It led to renewed national pride and artistic celebration of Mexican heritage
27
What economic shift began in Latin America after 1870?
An age of prosperity based on exports
28
Name two major exports from Latin America after 1870.
Wheat and beef from Argentina, coffee from Brazil
29
What were Latin American exports usually traded for?
Finished goods like textiles, machines, and luxury items
30
When did Latin Americans begin building more factories?
After 1900
31
Why did Latin America remain economically dependent on Western nations?
Its economy relied on raw material exports and foreign investment
32
What was abolished in Latin America by 1888?
Slavery
33
Who remained at the bottom of Latin American society?
Former enslaved people and indigenous populations
34
What group grew because of increased exports?
The middle class
35
What types of jobs did middle-class Latin Americans often have?
Lawyers, merchants, teachers, and businesspeople
36
What did middle-class Latin Americans see the United States as?
A model of industrialization
37
Did the middle class support revolution or reform?
Reform, not revolution
38
What caused the growth of labor unions after 1914?
Expansion of the working class from industrialization
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What strategy did radical labor unions often use to push for change?
The general strike
40
Why did Latin American governments limit workers’ voting rights?
To reduce their political influence