A supporter of thefrontier thesewould most likelyargue that the U.S.should do thisDevelop itsnavy toacquire newmarketsoverseasHow the USinfluencedthe outcomeof WWIIts troops wonseveral crucialbattles thathelped theAllied PowersPresidentWoodrow Wilson'srole in Europeanaffairs betweenlate 1914 andearly 1917He attempted tonegotiate a mutuallyacceptable peacesettlement betweenthe two sidesPresidentTaft's plan toinfluenceinternationalpoliticsthrough theoffer of loansandeconomicinvestmentsThe purpose ofthe RooseveltCorollary to theMonroeDoctrineAnnounced theintention of theUnited States tobecome involved inthe affairs of Westernnantions as a meansof protecting its owninterestsWhy some anti-imperialists wereafraid that USacquisition of thePhilippines wouldthreaten Americanlabor interestsThey feared thatFilipino immigrantswould take jobsaway ffromAmerican workersand reduce wagesActions by theU.S. governmentthat resulted fromthe Red Scare thatfollowed WorldWar Ithe arrestanddetention ofsuspectedradicalsA principleconsistent withthe FourteenPoints issued byWoodrow Wilsonin 1918Peaceful nationsshould eliminatetrade barrierswith each otherThe RussianRevolution of1917 led to theformation ofwhich newstate?SovietUnionThe factor thatmost contributedto Congress'srefusal to ratify theTreaty ofVersaillesThe treaty'srequirement thatthe UnitedStates join theLeague ofNationsThe mainpurpose of theMonroeDoctrine inthe late 1800spreventEuropeanpowers fromrecolonizing theWesternHemisphereFree!The EspionageAct, Sedition Act,and Palmer raidsall illustrate whatwartime tension?The tensionbetweenmaintainingnational securityand protectingindividual rightsAn economicresult of theU.S. victory inthe Spanish-American WarThe US gaineddirect access tooverseasmarkets andresourcesThe event thatfollowed Austria-Hungary'sdeclaration of waron Serbia in 1914the movement ofRussian troopstoward Germanyand Austria-HungaryThegovernment'smost likelypurpose forcreating LibertyBond postersto generatefinancialsupport forthe warHow US foreignpolicy changedin the decadesfollowing theAmerican CivilWarThe US shifted fromplaying a relativelysmall role ininternational affairs toexpanding its role inworld affairsThe comparisonof the impact ofWorld War I onEurope and theUnited StatesThe US emerged fromthe war with a powerfuleconomy and littlephysical damage, whileEurope emergedphsycially andeconomically ravagedThe factor mostdirectlyresponsible forthe outbreak ofWorld War ImilitaryalliancesbetweenEuropeancountriesOne way the U.S.governmentprepared thecountry for "totalwar" after enteringWorld War Iorganizinga draftA supporter of thefrontier thesewould most likelyargue that the U.S.should do thisDevelop itsnavy toacquire newmarketsoverseasHow the USinfluencedthe outcomeof WWIIts troops wonseveral crucialbattles thathelped theAllied PowersPresidentWoodrow Wilson'srole in Europeanaffairs betweenlate 1914 andearly 1917He attempted tonegotiate a mutuallyacceptable peacesettlement betweenthe two sidesPresidentTaft's plan toinfluenceinternationalpoliticsthrough theoffer of loansandeconomicinvestmentsThe purpose ofthe RooseveltCorollary to theMonroeDoctrineAnnounced theintention of theUnited States tobecome involved inthe affairs of Westernnantions as a meansof protecting its owninterestsWhy some anti-imperialists wereafraid that USacquisition of thePhilippines wouldthreaten Americanlabor interestsThey feared thatFilipino immigrantswould take jobsaway ffromAmerican workersand reduce wagesActions by theU.S. governmentthat resulted fromthe Red Scare thatfollowed WorldWar Ithe arrestanddetention ofsuspectedradicalsA principleconsistent withthe FourteenPoints issued byWoodrow Wilsonin 1918Peaceful nationsshould eliminatetrade barrierswith each otherThe RussianRevolution of1917 led to theformation ofwhich newstate?SovietUnionThe factor thatmost contributedto Congress'srefusal to ratify theTreaty ofVersaillesThe treaty'srequirement thatthe UnitedStates join theLeague ofNationsThe mainpurpose of theMonroeDoctrine inthe late 1800spreventEuropeanpowers fromrecolonizing theWesternHemisphereFree!The EspionageAct, Sedition Act,and Palmer raidsall illustrate whatwartime tension?The tensionbetweenmaintainingnational securityand protectingindividual rightsAn economicresult of theU.S. victory inthe Spanish-American WarThe US gaineddirect access tooverseasmarkets andresourcesThe event thatfollowed Austria-Hungary'sdeclaration of waron Serbia in 1914the movement ofRussian troopstoward Germanyand Austria-HungaryThegovernment'smost likelypurpose forcreating LibertyBond postersto generatefinancialsupport forthe warHow US foreignpolicy changedin the decadesfollowing theAmerican CivilWarThe US shifted fromplaying a relativelysmall role ininternational affairs toexpanding its role inworld affairsThe comparisonof the impact ofWorld War I onEurope and theUnited StatesThe US emerged fromthe war with a powerfuleconomy and littlephysical damage, whileEurope emergedphsycially andeconomically ravagedThe factor mostdirectlyresponsible forthe outbreak ofWorld War ImilitaryalliancesbetweenEuropeancountriesOne way the U.S.governmentprepared thecountry for "totalwar" after enteringWorld War Iorganizinga draft

Chapter 12 Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Develop its navy to acquire new markets overseas
    A supporter of the frontier these would most likely argue that the U.S. should do this
  2. Its troops won several crucial battles that helped the Allied Powers
    How the US influenced the outcome of WWI
  3. He attempted to negotiate a mutually acceptable peace settlement between the two sides
    President Woodrow Wilson's role in European affairs between late 1914 and early 1917
  4. through the offer of loans and economic investments
    President Taft's plan to influence international politics
  5. Announced the intention of the United States to become involved in the affairs of Western nantions as a means of protecting its own interests
    The purpose of the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
  6. They feared that Filipino immigrants would take jobs away ffrom American workers and reduce wages
    Why some anti-imperialists were afraid that US acquisition of the Philippines would threaten American labor interests
  7. the arrest and detention of suspected radicals
    Actions by the U.S. government that resulted from the Red Scare that followed World War I
  8. Peaceful nations should eliminate trade barriers with each other
    A principle consistent with the Fourteen Points issued by Woodrow Wilson in 1918
  9. Soviet Union
    The Russian Revolution of 1917 led to the formation of which new state?
  10. The treaty's requirement that the United States join the League of Nations
    The factor that most contributed to Congress's refusal to ratify the Treaty of Versailles
  11. prevent European powers from recolonizing the Western Hemisphere
    The main purpose of the Monroe Doctrine in the late 1800s
  12. Free!
  13. The tension between maintaining national security and protecting individual rights
    The Espionage Act, Sedition Act, and Palmer raids all illustrate what wartime tension?
  14. The US gained direct access to overseas markets and resources
    An economic result of the U.S. victory in the Spanish-American War
  15. the movement of Russian troops toward Germany and Austria-Hungary
    The event that followed Austria-Hungary's declaration of war on Serbia in 1914
  16. to generate financial support for the war
    The government's most likely purpose for creating Liberty Bond posters
  17. The US shifted from playing a relatively small role in international affairs to expanding its role in world affairs
    How US foreign policy changed in the decades following the American Civil War
  18. The US emerged from the war with a powerful economy and little physical damage, while Europe emerged phsycially and economically ravaged
    The comparison of the impact of World War I on Europe and the United States
  19. military alliances between European countries
    The factor most directly responsible for the outbreak of World War I
  20. organizing a draft
    One way the U.S. government prepared the country for "total war" after entering World War I