The mass development of labor-saving devices for farmers was known as the revolution.

Match these people with the correct descriptions. 1. standardized parts 2. assembly-line production 3. Alaskan Purchase 4. Square Deal 5. Open-Door Policy 6. Japanese-American Treaty 7. Battle of Manila Bay 8. fought against yellow fever 9. constructor of Panama Canal 10. headed Knights of Labor 11. trans-Atlantic cable 12. drilled first oil well 13. incandescent light bulb 14. Iron Chancellor

15. abrasive emperor of Germany

Answers 1. Whitney 2. Ford 3. Seward 4. Roosevelt 5. Hay 6. Perry 7. Dewey 8. Gorgas 9. Goethals 10. Stephens 11. Field 12. Drake 13. Edison 14. Bismarck

15. Wilhelm

The devotion of a people to their country is called:

Colonization of smaller countries by industrial nations for their raw materials is called:

The merging of several businesses into one, combining assets, forms a(n) —

The mass development of labor-saving devices for farmers was known as the — Revolution.

The union of England, Russia, and France was called the:

The Triple Alliance was composed of:

Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary

The uprising of loyal Chinese against outsiders was called the:

What was the importance of the Monroe Doctrine?

It prevented European colonization and intervention in the Western Hemisphere.

Negotiations between labor leaders and management is called:

To become industrial, a nation must have raw materials, workers, and capital.

City living was independent, but country life was interdependent.

The Square Deal and Open-Door Policy dealt with involvement in the Far East.

Labor unions improved the worker’s position with support of labor laws and collective bargaining.

The strong feelings of nationalism and imperialism in Europe led to increased militarism.

Prussia led Europe in military readiness techniques.

The Cumberland Road and the Erie Canal improved early American travel.

Both Alliance countries of Germany and Austria-Hungary quarreled with Italy.

Sentiments in the United States leaned toward support of the Triple Alliance

Five factors aiding the booming growth of corporations included:

consolidation monopolies stifling competition modern machinery

specialists

Five ways the United States increased involvement in world affairs included the:

Boxer Rebellion Open-Door Policy Spanish-American War policing of Latin American affairs

Japanese-Russian settlement

Four European military build-ups included

increase in weapons increased military budgets naval build-up

fortification of boundaries

Four German actions bringing European tension to the breaking point included:

German involvement in the Balkans proposed German railroad build-up of German navy

abrasiveness of Kaiser Wilhelm