1. William Howard Taft was easily elected in what year?

2. A majority of Americans believed that he would continue the popular Republican policies laid out by who?
A) President Roosevelt
B) President Regan
C) President Truman
D) President Lincoln

3. Many people were critical of Taft’s plan and his critics denounced this strategy as what?

4. Taft, like many people of the era, believed that whoever controlled the _____ also controlled the economy.

5. Taft persevered in his efforts to gain influence in ____ and in 1912 the U.S. and five other nations offered it a huge loan.

6. n 1912, a group of 2,500 _____ landed in Nicaragua to suppress a rebellion, and they remained for 13 years due to continued instability.

7. Taft encouraged investors to spend money in ______ ________ countries such as Honduras and Haiti.

8. In 1909, Secretary of State Philander C. Knox offered the _______ and _____ a deal.
A) Chinese and Japanese
B) Japanese and Russians
C) Russian and Chinese

9. The U.S. adopted a policy of “non-colonial imperial expansion” in an attempt to bring stability and order to the region. Essentially, this unilateral policy enabled the U.S. to:
A) intervene in the region without actually taking control of any of these countries
B) be limiting and contrary to American interests
C) intervene in any situation it wanted

10. In 1912, within one week of taking office, ________ ______ removed governmental support for American businesses operating in the Caribbean and China.
A) Woodrow Wilson
B) William Howard Taft
C) Theodore Roosevelt

11. President Wilson’s foreign policy has sometimes been called:
A) dollar diplomacy
B) big stick diplomacy
C) moral diplomacy

12. Ironically, regardless of his sincere intentions to halt the spread of imperialism, Wilson intervened in Latin American affairs more than any other president.
A) True
B) False

13. he Latin American country most important to the well-being of the U.S. was its neighbor to the south, ____

14. Who said, that he would “…teach the South American republics to elect good men,” and in 1914 the U.S. began supplying weapons to Huerta’s rivals. Venustiano Carranza and Francisco “Pancho” Villa, were the leaders of a rebel army created to unseat Huerta.
A) Woodrow Wilson
B) William Howard Taft
C) Theodore Roosevelt

15. Who were so-called “ABC Powers”?
A) Argentina, Britian, China
B) America, Britian, and China
C) Argentina, Brazil, and Chile
D) America, Brazil, Chile