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America's Influence Spreads Abroad

TermDefinition
annex to add an area to an existing country
commercial of, or pertaining to, trade
conservation protection and wise use of natural resources
coup execution of a strategy to illegally seize political power in a sudden way, describes what occurred in Hawaii in 1893 when the queen was overthrown by a group of rich men
initiative a way for a specified number of voters in a state to propose laws by putting them on the ballot
recall means of removing an elected official from office by popular vote
referendum submission of a measure or statute by the legislature to the people to vote on
trust busting government breaking up business trusts or monopolies
Panama Canal opened in 1914 and connected the Caribbean Sea with the Pacific Ocean
Progressive Era a time from the 1890s to 1920 when America favored achievement of political and social reform through education, wider political participation, and direct government action
USS Maine ship that Americans believe that Spain destroyed
free silver biggest debatable issue for the election of 1898 between Bryan and McKinley
Rough Riders led by Theodore Roosevelt during the Spanish-American War
result of the Spanish-American War United States gained Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Guam
reasons why Americans wanted to be involved with other nations for international trade, to share the gospel, social Darwinism
conflict President McKinley had to deal with almost as soon as he became president Cuba rebelling against Spain
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