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APUSH ReviewWars & U.S. Foreign Policy
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Great Britain eliminated French Competition for North America, but began
its confrontation with its colonies.
What war was this?
French & Indian War
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Fought over the Maine/Canada border.
What war was this?
Aroostock War
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15 Nations outlawed War in 1928.
What Treaty was this?
Kellogg-Briand Pact
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United States gained the land between the Appalachian Mountains & the
Mississippi River.
What war was this?
American Revolution
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U.S. will speak softly but carry a big stick in Latin America.
What foreign policy position is this?
Roosevelt Corollary
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Andrew Jackson won the Battle of New Orleans.
What war was this?
War of 1812
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1803
1846
1881
1898
1903
When was the Spanish American
War?
1898
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More Americans died of Spanish Influenza after this war than American soldiers
during the War.
What war was this?
World War I
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Caused by Yellow Journalism sensationalizing the explosion the Maine.
What war was this?
Spanish American War
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England & U.S. pledged support for each other & the defense of democracy against
Fascist Aggression in 1941.
What Treaty was this?
Atlantic Charter
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Ended in a ceasefire with no territorial gain or loss. No treaty was ever signed.
What war was this?
Korean War
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The heaviest American casualties occurred during its battles.
What war was this?
American Civil War
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Ended with the Treaty of Guadalupe Hildago.
What war was this?
Mexican War
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1812-1815
1846-1848
1861-1865
1898
1917-1918
When was the Mexican War?
1846-1848
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After these two wars, Americans questioned U.S. involvement in World
Affairs.
What wars were these?
WWI & Vietnam
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Mexican War
Who was president?
James K. Polk
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U.S. purchased Florida from Spain in 1819.
What Treaty was this?
Adams-Onis Treaty
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What amendments were passed because of the Civil War?
13, 14, 15th
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John Foster Dulles proposed this during Eisenhower’s presidency.
What foreign policy position is this?
Brinkmanship/Massive Retaliation
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Four empires were destroyed and new nations were created in Europe & the
Middle East.
What war was this?
World War I
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1917-1918
1941-1945
1950-1953
1965-1973
1980-1883
When was the Korean War?
1950-1953
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Fought during the Cold War.
What wars were these?
Korea & Vietnam
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Started and ended with major bombings.
What war was this?
World War II
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Western European Alliance with the U.S. to stop the spread of Communism.
What Treaty was this?
NATO
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The Largest Anti-war Protests in U.S. History.
What war was this?
Vietnam
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Louis Sullivan coined the term but James K. Polk followed it during his presidency.
What foreign policy position is this?
Manifest Destiny
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Fought over freedom of the seas and the impressment of Americans.
What war was this?
War of 1812
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1954
1957
1963
1965
1968
When was the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
passed?
1965
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Its turning point was the Battle of Saratoga.
What war was this?
American Revolution
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U.S. demanded the unconditional surrender of the Axis Powers.
What war was this?
World War II
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Europe stay out of the Americas.
What position statement was this?
Monroe Doctrine
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The U.S. became a World Power after this War.
What war was this?
Spanish American War
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George Kennan’s program to stop the spread of communism.
What foreign policy position is this?
Containment
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Started over the Texas boundary dispute.
What war was this?
Mexican War
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1789
1803
1808
1815
1823
When was the Louisiana Purchase?
1803
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This war was to make the world “safe for democracy” and was a “war to end all
wars.”
What war was this?
World War I
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The enemy was defeated at Yorktown & a peace treaty was signed two years later.
What war was this?
American Revolution
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Washington’s attempt to settle U.S. problems with Great Britain over
impressment and war debts in 1795.
What Treaty was this?
Jay Treaty
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The U.S. fleet was sent to Manilla Bay where it eliminated the enemy fleet.
What war was this?
Spanish American War
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Between 1918 and 1941, Americans opposed U.S. involvement in World Affairs.
What foreign policy position is this?
Isolationism
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Led to Pontiac’s Rebellion.
What war was this?
French & Indian War
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1686-1691
1713-1722
1754-1763
1767-1700
1787-1791
When was the French & Indian
War?
1754-1763
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The U.S. capital was burned.
What war was this?
War of 1812
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Nuclear Age began after it.
What war was this?
World War II
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Ended the American Revolution.
What Treaty was this?
Treaty of Paris, 1783
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Native American tribes in New England were wiped out.
What war was this?
Pequot War
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Nixon’s plan to lesson tensions between the U.S., Russia, and China.
What foreign policy position is this?
Detente
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Sioux were successful in stopping U.S. expansion into their territory after the
Fetterman Massacre.
What war was this?
Red Cloud’s War
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1815
1876
1881
1890
1900
When is the symbolic end of the Indian Wars & the
Frontier?
1890
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War of 1812.
Who was president during this War?
James Madison
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U.S. withdrew without a victory.
What war was this?
Vietnam
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Wilson wanted to include his 14 points.
What Treaty was this?
Treaty of Versailles
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Korean War
Who was president during this War?
Truman & Eisenhower
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Thomas Jefferson enforced the Embargo Act.
What foreign policy position is this?
Neutrality
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Vietnam.
Who was president during this War?
Johnson & Nixon
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1962
1965
1968
1971
1975
When was the Cuban Missile
Crisis?
1962
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American Civil War.
Who was president during this War?
Abraham Lincoln
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Vietnam
What was the turning point?
Tet Offensive
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Battle of the Bulge
What war was this a part of?
World War II
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Tecumseh was defeated by William Henry Harrison at the Battle of the Thames.
What war was this a part of?
War of 1812
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1776
1848
1861
1876
1917
When did the Civil War begin?
1861
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Inchon Landing.
What war was this a part of?
Korean War
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Cuba became independent.
What war was this a part of?
Spanish American War
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French withdrew from Vietnam after their defeat at Diem Bien Phu.
What Treaty was this?
Geneva Accords
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Because of U.S. bombings the Khmer Rouge came to power.
What war was this?
Vietnam
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Impressments.
This was a cause of what war?
War of 1812
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End of Salutary Neglect.
This was an effect of what war?
French & Indian War
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Unrestricted Submarine Warfare.
This was a cause of what war?
World War I
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Reconstruction.
This was an effect of what war?
Civil War
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Communist North Invaded the South.
This was a cause of what war?
Korean War
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League of Nations.
This was an effect of what war?
World War I
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State’s rights & slavery
This was a cause of what war?
Civil War
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U.S. Intervention in Latin America
This was an effect of what war?
Spanish American War
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Antietam.
Why was this battle important?
Emancipation Proclamation
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Operation Rolling Thunder.
In what war did this happen?
Vietnam