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Chapter 8 Section 2 Practice



True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

In 1867 William H. Seward acquired Hawaii.
 

 2. 

Christian missionaries created the written Hawaiian alphabet.
 

 3. 

When the annexation of Hawaii was approved in 1898, it became a territory of the United States.
 

 4. 

Under the Open Door policy, China had to pay a high import tax.
 

 5. 

In 1904 China and Japan started the Russo-Japanese War.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 6. 

What did an American firm introduce in Hawaii in the 1830s?
a.
cotton
c.
sugarcane
b.
avocado
d.
pineapple
 

 7. 

What American diplomat helped in the planters' revolt to overthrow the Hawaiian leader?
a.
Grover Cleveland
c.
John Hay
b.
John Stevens
d.
Liliuokalani
 

 8. 

Without consulting the Samoans, the islands were divided up by the United States,
a.
Germany, and Spain.
c.
Great Britain, and Spain.
b.
Germany, and France.
d.
Great Britain, and Germany.
 

 9. 

What policy, proposed by John Hay, expanded American trading interests in China?
a.
Boxer policy
c.
Shandong policy
b.
Open Door policy
d.
Gentlemen's Agreement
 

 10. 

With what did President Theodore Roosevelt display the nation's naval power in 1907?
a.
the "Great White Fleet"
c.
annexation of Hawaii
b.
Gentlemen's Agreement
d.
the president's trip to Japan
 

Matching
 
 
Match each item with the correct statement below.
a.
Grover Cleveland
d.
Hawaii
b.
ended Russo-Japanese War
e.
China
c.
Queen Liliuokalani
 

 11. 

annexed in 1898
 

 12. 

Hawaiian leader
 

 13. 

opposed Hawaiian annexation
 

 14. 

site of Boxer Rebellion
 

 15. 

Treaty of Portsmouth
 

Short Answer
 

 16. 

Why did Seward acquire the Pacific Islands of Midway?
 

 17. 

What group overthrew the queen of Hawaii and set up their own provisional government?
 

 18. 

What three countries competed for power in Samoa?
 

 19. 

What Chinese province was the focus of the Russo-Japanese War?
 

 20. 

What 1906 policy in San Francisco strained relations between Japan and the United States?
 



 
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