Question 1
An important new factor that influenced American foreign policy after 1865 was
A) the inflationary economic conditions in the United States between 1865 and 1900.
B) a reduction in world trade.
C) public opinion.
D) the discovery of gold in California.
Question 2
A favorite target of Christian missionaries in the late nineteenth century was
A) Europe.
B) China.
C) Canada.
D) Latin America.
Question 3
Between the Civil War and the Spanish-American War, an important aspect of the missionary impulse in American foreign policy was
A) a belief in the superiority of the Anglo-Saxon race.
B) opposition to missionary interference in native cultures.
C) a belief that each country had a right to develop its institutions as it saw fit.
D) strict adherence to the Christian concept that all people are equal in the sight of God.
Question 4
A major advocate for achieving national power through naval supremacy was
A) Josiah Strong.
B) William Jennings Bryan.
C) Alfred T. Mahan.
D) John Dewey.
Question 5
During the 1890s, a group of men led by Theodore Roosevelt and Henry Cabot Lodge
A) opposed American expansion outside the western hemisphere.
B) endorsed Bryan's anti-imperialistic concepts.
C) promoted a highly nationalistic foreign policy for the United States.
D) endorsed a policy of continentalism.
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