A) Mark Twain
B) William James
C) Henry Adams
D) Tyler Dennett

A) World War I
B) Civil War
C) Spanish-American War
D) War of 1812

A) Colonialism
B) Promoting peace and free trade
C) Military expansion
D) Isolationism

A) Dollar Diplomacy
B) Open Door Policy
C) Monroe Doctrine
D) Good Neighbor Policy

A) Cuban Missile Crisis
B) Boxer Rebellion
C) Watergate Scandal
D) Vietnam War

A) 1895
B) 1910
C) 1920
D) 1905

A) Harvard University
B) Princeton University
C) Yale University
D) Brown University

A) Civil rights advancements
B) Influence on foreign policy
C) Industrial development
D) Cultural reforms