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31. (p. 58) All of the following occurred during the Mexican Revolution EXCEPT: A. the : 1242200
31. (p. 58) All of the following occurred during the Mexican Revolution EXCEPT:
A. the overthrow of dictator Díaz.
B. the launching of the modern Mexican state.
C. expulsion of foreigners.
D. expulsion of North American businessmen.
E. French arms support for the revolutionaries.
32. (p. 58) During the Mexican-American War, the ____, an Irish-American battalion, fought for the Mexicans against the United States.
A. San Patricios
B. Irish Republican Guard
C. Tex-Mexicans
D. Runaways
E. Los Niños Heroes
33. (p. 58) Which of the following reflects Mexico’s attitude toward the United States, which is voiced as a variation of President John F. Kennedy’s proclamation?
A. Immigration can become a form of conquest.
B. The rich require an abundant supply of the poor.
C. A man who thinks of himself as belonging to a particular national group in America has not yet become an American.
D. Geography has made us closer, tradition has made us far apart.
E. The people of this country are too tolerant. There’s no other country in the world where they’d allow it.
34. (p. 58) Which of the following is the most notable aspect of the Mexican Revolution, particularly for North Americans?
A. The overthrow of the dictator Díaz
B. The expulsion of foreigners, especially influential entrepreneurs
C. The formation of the first democratic government
D. The passing of the anti-immigration policy
E. The opening of border-gates to U.S.
35. (p. 58) Which of the following statements most accurately reflects the feelings of most Mexicans toward the United States (according to information presented in the text)?
A. In general, Mexicans trust and favor the United States above other trading partners.
B. In general, Mexicans trust and favor Europeans over the United States.
C. Mexicans see the United States as a protector that will aid them in emerging as a world power in the twenty-first century.
D. Mexicans see the United States as a threat to their political, economic, and cultural independence.
E. Mexicans see the United States as a land of abundant opportunity and good fortune.
36. (p. 58) Which of the following is the most accurate description of how U.S. citizens see the Monroe Doctrine?
A. The Monroe Doctrine justifies U.S. expansion into Latin America.
B. The Monroe Doctrine guarantees that communism cannot enter into Latin America.
C. The Monroe Doctrine is rather useless in expanding or protecting U.S. policies toward Latin America.
D. The Monroe Doctrine is so dated that became ineffective as a policy in the 1890s.
E. The Monroe Doctrine was seen as protection for Latin America from European colonization and the intervention of Europe in the governments of the Western Hemisphere.
37. (p. 59) During which of the following engagements did the United States secure California and other parts of the West?
A. The Battle of San Jacinto
B. The War of 1812
C. The Mexican War of 1836
D. The Mexican War of 1846-1848
E. The Gadsden Purchase of 1912
38. (p. 59) What was the overall end result of The Mexican War of 1846-1848?
A. Mexico was forced to cede a large part of its territory to the United States.
B. Mexico signed a non-aggression pact and borders stayed the same as they were before the war.
C. Mexico gave up California and the U.S. gave up Baja California.
D. Mexico paid the U.S. $5 million for war damages.
E. The United States was forced to sign a pledge to never again invade Mexico.
39. (p. 59) Manifest Destiny and _____ were accepted as the basis for U.S. foreign policy during much of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
A. the “Big Stick” approach
B. the Monroe Doctrine
C. the Hays Corollary
D. the Grant Mandate
E. Latin American Security Treaty
40. (p. 59) ____, in its broadest interpretation, meant that Americans were a chosen people ordained by God to create a model society.
A. The Roosevelt Corollary
B. The Monroe Doctrine
C. The Hays Corollary
D. The Grant Mandate
E. The “Manifest Destiny”
