Unit 3 chaps 22-23 Test Item List (TIL)
Directions: It is your job, as a student, while studying to try to anticipate what
questions will be on the test. After your outlines are complete, use your
outlines and lecture notes to create a test item list (TIL). Your TIL is not an
outline. It is a LIST of the people, events, and terms that you think will be on
the test (multiple choice or FRQ). Once you have your list you then need to
explain who or what each person, event, or term is and why it is important.
The length of your list will depend on the length of the unit. Here is an
example of the types of terms you should have on our TIL.
Chapter 28
expansionism
Hawaiian annexation
The Main
imperialism
McKinley Tariff 1890
de Lome Letter
Foreign Policy Elite
yellow journalism
New Navy
Jose Marti
Teller Amendment
Spanish American War
Open Door Policy
Panamanian Revolution
Moral (Missionary) Diplomacy
Treaty of Paris
John Hay
Panama Canal
Big Stick Diplomacy
Emilio Aguinaldo
Boxer Rebellion
Roosevelt Corollary
Philippine Insurrection
Platt Amendment
Dollar Diplomacy
Chapter 37
Wilsonianism
Selective Service Act
venereal diseases (US soldiers)
Railroad Administration
women in the work force
Committee on Public Information
Red Scare
Palmer Raids
Chicago Riot 1919
unrestricted submarine
warfare
African American enlistees
Bolshevik Revolution
Fuel Administration
African American Migration
Espionage and Sedition Acts
Boston Police strike
East St. Louis riot 1917
Paris Peace Conference
League of Nations
Treaty of Versailles
Zimmerman Note
Wilson’s Fourteen Points
War Industries Board
National War labor Board
Eugene V. Debs
steel strike 1919
Houston Riot 1917
principle of selfdetermination
shell shock
Food Administration
Revenue Act 1916
Schenck v U.S.
A. Mitchell Palmer
Red Summer 1919
Balfour Declaration 1917