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Q2.When did Dewey die?
A. November 24, 1917
B. January 16, 1917
C. May 22, 1917
D. He is still alive

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Q1. What was William Jennings Bryan?
A. An American Philosopher
B. A Psychologist
C. A trained Physician
D. All of the Above

A1. D

Q2. When did Bryan die?
A. November 22, 1910
B. August 26, 1910
C. April 30, 1910
D. None of the above

A2. B

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Q1. What was Emilio's job?
A. Little boy who got shot
B. Doctor
C. Military Leader
D. None of the above

A1. C

Q2. What was Emilio mainly known for?
A.  The first president for the Philippines
B. First president for the United States
C. Twenty second president for the United states
D. None of the above

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Q1. What does the yellow represent?
A. America
B. The Spanish territory
C. The US forces
D. Independent

A1. B

Q2. What does the DARK gray represent?
A. The Untied States
B. The Independent
C. The Spanish territory
D. None of the above
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Q1. What does the blue line represent?
A. Spanish forces
B. US forces
C. The War
D. None of the above

A1. B

Q2. Are there any red lines on this map (The Spanish Forces)?
A.Yes
B. No
C. Maybe
D. None of the above

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Q1. how many states are green  according to the map shown?
A. 9213
B. 27
C. 14
D. None of the above

A1. C

Q2. How many US victories were thee according to the given?
A. 2
B. 4
C. 6
D. 8

A2. D

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Q1. Around this Country, what are the oceans surrounding it? (Hint there are two.)
A. Indian
B. Pacific
C. Atlantic
D. None of the above

A1. B,C

Q2. What does the red line represent?
A. Route of Louis Clark
B. The US troops
C. The Spanish troops
D. None of the above

A2. A

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Q1. Mexico seizes __________ Island.
A. Kaui Island
B. Clipperton Island
C. Cranberry Island
D. None of the above

A1. B

Q2. Where was this located?
A. In the United States
B. In Lima
C. In the middle of the sea
D. None of the above

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By 1898, the long-running Cuban war for independence was aggravating US-Spanish relations. In February, the USS Maine sunk in an unexplained explosion in Havana Harbor, leading to war. American forces swiftly defeated the Spanish at sea and in Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines, putting an end to Spain's 400 year old colonial empire.

Main Events

Utah becomes US state

The Utah Territory was admitted to the US as the state of Utah.

Greater Central America

After signing the Treaty of the Union in July 1895, Honduras, Nicaragua, and El Salvador united as the Greater Republic of Central America. Provisional federal authority was constituted at a meeting in San Salvador and the republic was renamed the United States of Central America on 1 November 1898. However, on 14 November, General Tomás Regalado seized power in El Salvador and the Federation was dissolved at the end of the month.

Isla de la Pasión

Mexico reasserted its claim to Clipperton Island (Isla Clipperton or Isla de la Pasión), sending the gunboat La Democrata to occupy and annex the uninhabited territory from France. The United States took control of the island during the Spanish-American War of 1898 and it was only in 1906 that Mexico was able to establish a guano mining colony with the support of the British Pacific Islands Company.

Sinking of USS Maine

The USS Maine, a US Navy armored cruiser, exploded and sank in Havana Harbor, Cuba. The United States blamed the explosion on Spanish sabotage, but was most likely the result of mechanical failure.

US blockades Cuba

The United States began a blockade of Cuba while Spain severed relations with the US, effectively beginning Spanish-American War.

Battle of Manila Bay

The United States Asiatic Squadron, under Commodore George Dewey and sailing from Hong Kong with orders to eliminate the Spanish Pacific Squadron, entered Manila Bay in the Spanish Philippines under cover of darkness on the night of 30 April 1898. At dawn, it located the unprepared Spanish fleet anchored off the Cavite naval station, opening fire at 5:40am. The Americans sunk all seven enemy cruisers, suffering only one damaged cruiser in return, ending Spanish naval power in the Pacific.

Battle of Guantanamo Bay

United States forces landed at Guantanamo Bay, starting the US invasion of Cuba.

US lands in Puerto Rico

United States forces landed at Guanica, beginning the Puerto Rican campaign.

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Historical Atlas of North America (11 August 1898): Spanish-American War

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By 1898, the long-running Cuban war for independence was aggravating US-Spanish relations. In February, the USS Maine sunk in an unexplained explosion in Havana Harbor, leading to war. American forces swiftly defeated the Spanish at sea and in Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines, putting an end to Spain's 400 year old colonial empire.

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Q1. What three oceans was the war over?
A. Gulf of Mexico
B.  Atlantic
C.  Indian
D. Caribbean

A1. A, B, D

Q2. According to the map given, what sea is the war mainly over?
A. Pacific
B. Atlantic
C. Caribbean
D. None of the above

A2. C

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Q1. What was the war mainly over?
A. Water
B. Land
C. All of the above
D. None of the above

A1. A

Q2. Where was the War?
A. All places across the map given
B. Mexico
C. Everywhere in the world
D. None of the above
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Q1. According to the map, in what direction did the Spanish travel?
A. Southeast
B.  East
C. North
D. None of the above

A1. C

Q2. What Direction did the US Troops travel?
A. Southeast
B. East
C. South
D. All of the above

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Q1. Who had to travel farther, the US forces or the Spanish forces?
A. The US Forces
B. The Spanish Forces
C. The same distance
D. None of the above

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Q2. Looking at the map, where does this moving take place?
A. South America
B. North America
C. East America
D. None of the above

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Q1. Does the American or the Spanish have a longer forces?
A. The American
B. The Spanish
C. They are equal
D. None of the above

A1.A

Q2. How many battles are on the map?
A. 1
B. 3
C. None
D. None of the above

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Q1.) After the United States captured the Philippine Islands from Spain, the scene shifted to the ____________.
A. Spanish
B. Caribbean
C. Spain
D. America
Q2.) Former confederate Cavalry leader. ___ ________.
A. Joe Wheeler
B. Donald Trump
C. John Pershing
D. Theodore Roosevelt
Q3.) Future WWI hero ____ ________.
A. Joe Wheeler
B. Donald Trump
C. John Pershing
D. Theodore Roosevelt
Q4.) Future President ________  _________ all saw action.
A. Joe Wheeler
B. Donald Trump
C. John Pershing
D. Theodore Roosevelt
Q5.) The new war united the nation as northerners and set sectional disputes aside to fight a common enemy?
A. True
B. False
C. The video never talked about that
D. Both A and B
Q6.) From the time the first US troops landed. What at this time had began?
A. The election had began
B. A huge sale at the mall had began
C. The route had began
D. The war had began
Q7.) Spanish troops were swept across the island to their _________ position.
A. Humble
B. Sacred
C. Weakest
D. None of the above
Q8.) Along with number 7, atop tall hills near ________ _______.
A. The Gulf of Mexico
B. The Bahamas
C. Juan Hill
D. Santiago Bay
Q9.) The biggest obstacle was what?
A. San Juan Hill
B. Kettle Hill
C. The Bahamas
D. The Gulf of Mexico
Q10.) Along with number 9, this hill was right next to... what?
A. San Juan Hill
B. The Bahamas
C. The Gulf of Mexico
D. Kettle Hill

A1.)B
A2.)A
A3.)C
A4.)D
A5.)A
A6.)C
A7.)D
A8.)D
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Q1.) A colony of Spain since _____.
A. 1000
B. 2003
C. 1992
D. 1492
Q2.) Cuba exported what?
A. Sugar
B. Fruit
C. Tobacco
D. All of the above
Q3.) Cuba exported to where?
A. Everywhere
B. China
C. The United States
D. None of the Above
Q4.) American investors by the date of ____ had spent millions of dollars in Cuba.
A. 1880
B.  1980
C. 1780
D. 1480
Q5.) By January 28, ____ The USS Maine enter Vana harbor Cuba the Maine was one of four state of the art battleships in the growing U.S fleet.
A. 1498
B. 1698
C. 1998
D. 1898
Q6.) The ship was a great source of _____.
A. Power
B. Pride
C. Humility
D. Powerless
Q7.) Along with number 6, A symbol of America's increasing world _________.
A. Expert
B. Power
C. Pride
D. Influence
Q8.) Some believe McKinley wanted to encourage the Cuban rebels and to ________ the Spanish.
A. Recognize
B. Moralize
C. Not knowing
D. None of the above
Q9.) America had to protect themselves from both the what
A. Rebels
B. Spanish
C. Both A and B
D. Neither A or B
Q10.) The explosion ripped the what out other than the main?
A. front
B. The wheel
C. Never said
D. Hall

A1.)D
A2.)D
A3.)A
A4.)A
A5.)D
A6.)B
A7.)D
A8.)B
A9.)C
A10.)D

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Q1.) This topic has nothing to do with what?
A. American
B. European
C. Spanish
D. None of the above
Q2.) What was the period that we are talking about in?
A. Eighteen Hundreds
B. Nineteen Hundreds
C. Seventeen Hundreds
D. None of the above
Q3.) What was the problem?
A. Mexico
B. Territory
C. America
D. Spain
Q4.) What is yellow journalistic?
A. Didn't say in the video
B. All lies and rumors
C. When you color the truth
D. The truth and nothing but the truth
Q5.) Was the Spanish doing horrible things to the Cubans or the other way around?
A. The Cubans were doing horrible things to the Spanish
B. The Spanish were doing horrible things to the Cubans
C. Not A or B
D. Both A and B
Q6.) Who was the one to save?
A. The Cubans
B. The Americans
C. The Spanish
D. Nobody. Nobody was to save.
Q7.) What was used to save the Cubans?
A. Nothing
B. A war
C. Weapons
D. An argument
Q8.) Papers are selling what?
A. Puppies
B. Legal rights for war
C. The concept of war
D. Jobs
Q9.) Fight went on about what to do then ____!
A. My best friend showed up!
B. BOOM!
C. My favorite show came on!
D. They picked the president!
Q10.) When the U.S. suspected that the Spanish blew up the U.S. Main they need _____.
A. Laws
B. Friendship
C. Vengeance
D. A doughnut

A1.)B
A2.)A
A3.)D
A4.)C
A5.)B
A6.)A
Q7.)D
A8.)C
A9.)B
A10.)C

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The Spanish American War for Dummies: US History Review

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Q1.) What would many die from?
A. By being beat to death
B. Hunger and diseases
C. Treated poorly
D. Fighting, and hard work
Q2.) There was a huge investigation on the American ____
A. Island
B. Castle
C. Land
D. None of the above
Q3.) People were thinking that the sinking was probably an ___
A. None of the below
B. Never said
C. On purpose
D. Accident
Q4.) When did the Cuban ports break out?
A. 1988
B. 1756
C. 1898
D. 2000
Q5.) Who was the president at the time?
A. President Trump
B. President Lincoln
C. President McKinley
D. President Obama
Q6.) What month did the Cuban ports break out?
A. April
B. July
C. November
D. October
Q7.) The Filipinos had just _____ years earlier had just rose up against the Spanish.
A. Five
B. Three
C. Ten
D. Two
Q8.) The revolution against the Filipinos an the Spanish had ended a _____ for the Filipinos.
A. Victory
B. Failure
C. Tie
D. Did Not Say
Q9.) Their leaders were forced in exile in ____ _____.
A. Florida
B.  China
C. Hong Kong
D. Japan
Q10.) Forces procedures manila and declared the Philippines republic in June __.
A. 20th
B. 18th
C. 30
D. 22nd
A1.)B
A2.)A
A3.)D
A4.)C
A5.)C
A6.)A
A7.)D
A8.)B
A9.)C
A10.)B

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Video 1 answers

Q1.) What angered the Spanish government?

A. a poem

B. a letter

C. a book

D. an argument

Q2.) How long did they jail Marty until he was sent into exile?

A. 1 year

B. 6 months

C. 4 months

D. 12 weeks

Q3.) In what year did Marty organize guerrilla actions destroying u.s. sugarcane actions?

A. 1890

B. 1885

C. 1897

D. 1894

Q4.) When he was frustrated how many Cubans did general Weyler order in to concentration camps?

A. 150,000

B. 300,000

C. 400,000

D. 350,000

Q5.) What was the date when the USS Maine steamed into Havana?

A. January 17, 1897

B. March 25, 1896

C. January 25, 1898

D. September 23, 1899

Q6.) How many men died in the explosion that ripped through the  " underbelly"?

A. 256

B. 266

C. 300

D. 166

Q7.) How many volunteers did President McKinley call for?

A. 125,000
B. 15,000
C. 9,483
D. 2,796

Q8.) What was the date when the explosion ripped through the underbelly?
A. None of the below
B. November 22, 1900
C. January 24, 2016
D. February 15, 1898

Q9.) On May 1st Dewey surprised the Spanish fleet in Manila bay and sank all _____ Spanish ships.
A. 1
B. 10
C. 20
D. 100
Q10.) How many Philippines oppressed by the Spanish Crown?
A. 400
B. 200
C. 1,000
D. 350

A1.) A

A2.) C

A3.) D

A4.) B

A5.) C

A6.) B

A7.) A

A8.) D

A9.)B

A10.) A