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S.S Chapter 21

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QuestionAnswer
the pratice of building an empire by founding colonies or conquering other nations imperialism
policy of avoiding involvement in other nations affairs isolationism
bonus payment subsidy
areas of a country, China during the late 1800s where foregin nations control much of trade+natural resource sphere of influence
declaration made by secatary of state John Hay;that all nations should have equal acess to trade with China Open Door Policy
Revolt in which Chinese nationilists known as the boxers attacked foreginers in order to end outside involvement in Chinas affairs.;put down by US MARINES and other forces after two months Boxer Rebellion
The use of sensational often exagerated new stories in news papers to attrack readers yellow journalism
Amendment to a US resoultion declaring that the US did not intend to take over and annex an independent Cuba Teller Amendment
group of americans who opposed the creation of a American Colonel Empire anti-imperialist leauge
amendment to the Cuban constitution that gave the US right to become involved in Cubas affairs;affect until 1934 Platt Amendment
President William Howard Taft policy of influencing Latin Americans government through ecnomic, not military invention Dollar Diplocmacy
Proposed aggreement with Columbia to allow the US to build a canal across the Isthmus of Panama Hay-Herran treaty
Agreement between the US+Panama that gave the USa 99 year lease to build canals on a 10 mile wide strip of land-across the Isthmus of Panama Hay-Bunau-Varilla treaty
canal built by US across the Isthmus of Panama to link Alantic+ Pacific Oceans;open in 1914 Panama Canal
President Roosevelt addition to the Monroe Doctrine;declared the US would police affairs in western to keep Europeans from interveining the regions Roosevelt Collory
Revolution begun in 1910 by Francisco Madero against mexican dictator Porfiro Diaz Mexican Revolution
Argentina, Brazil, Chile ABC powers
sectary of state-arranged purchase of Alaska from Russia William H Seward
Queen of Hawaii-forced to surrendor by gun point- presented new constitution that retured power to the monarchy Queen Liluokalani
Commodore-sent to secure friendship with Japan-delievered letter to Japnese Matthew Perry
Owned the newspaper WORLD-competed for more newspapers to be sold with Hearst-used yellow journalism Joseph Pulitzer
owned 15 magizines-rich-mean-and used yellow journalism to get more readers-new stories to increase support for US action in Cuba William Randolph Hearst
led Filipino rebels Emilio Aguinaldo
Chief engineer of the French Canal Company-offered alternate plan Philippe Bunau-Varilla
Sectary of State-negoited the Hay-Pauncefote treaty John Hay
Was president-colonel in Spanish American War-help constructed Panama Canal Theodore Roosevelt
president of mexico for 30 years, eagerly welcomed foregin investment, ruled harshly and imprisoned imponents and reward supporters Porfirio Diaz
Began mexiacan revolution,gained support and dorced Diaz to resign in May and became president Fransisco Madero
General, took power and had Maderno killed, violence angered President Wilson Victoriano Hureta
led revolt against Huerta to gain support in Mexico-president after Huertas downfall Venstiano Carranza
led rebels in the north,revolutionary who fought against Huerta and Carranza and then attacked the US to try to gain support form Mexico Franciso Pancho Villa
led rebels in teh south, wanted to overthrow Huerta Emiliano Zapata
General-sent to Mexico with 15,000 soldiers to capture Villia John J Pershing
leader of the naval attack on the Philippines Commodore George Deweyq
leader of the Filipino rebels Emilio Aguinaldo
a nation icreases its power by goining coloniel terrtiories is praticing... imperialism
Who arranged the purchase of alaska from russia for 7.2 million... William Sewerd
The Midway islands were important to the US because they ... are located halfway between the US and Japan
In 1899 Germany and the US agree to divide... the Samoa Islands
The McKinely Tariff... gave US sugar producers a bonus payment
Who led the warships into Edo Harbor to convince Japan to trade with the US... Matthew Perry
When China was weakened by a Japense attack, many nations began... claiming spheres of influence
The main goals of the open door policy was to... protect US markets in China
The _____________ we known as for their courage and for the fact that they came from many different backgrounds Rough Riders
Spain surrendored the________ to the US in exchange for $20 million Philippines
Some people believed that it would be wrong to take control of the Philippines without the _______ on the Filipinos consent
When the US decided to keep the Philipines, angry Filipinos started a __________war to try to throw off the US gurrellia
Presidnt McKinely establishes a ___________ government in Cuba military
In 1917 the _________gave US citizenship to Puerta Ricans and opned both houses of Puerta Ricos legislature free to elections Jones Act
What year did the Maine sink in the Havana Harbor Feburary 1898
When is McKinely elected president? 1895
What year did the Cuban Revolt and spain send general Valeriano Weyler to deal with the Rebellion 1896
What year did Spain sign a cease-fire agreement? August 1898
What year was War is declared by Spain and the United states;commodore Dewey takes the Philipines April 1898
What year did the Spanish Surrnedor after being defeated in the Battle of Santiago Bay;Puerto Rico surrendors July 1898
T OR FThe US needed a canal across Central america so that it could move its navy more quickly between the Carribean Sea and the Pacific Ocean True
T OR FAs the US president, Teddy Roosevelt thought the panama canal was a bad idea False
T or Fthe Hay Herran treaty was accepted by the Columbian Senate False
T or FThe US gained control of the canal zone by discouraging a revolution in Panama False
T or FThe Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty widened the canal zone by 10 miles True
Tropical diseases such as ________ causes many problems for workers buliding the canal yellow fever
Dr.______________ organized a huge effort to rid the canal route of mosquitos William Gorgas
A high___________ was a major obstacle to construct the canal mountain range
The __________ said that the US would not allow any Europeans nation to colonize the American Continents Monore Doctrine
European nation tried to use force to collect their debts from countries such as __________ Venezuela
The ____________ was added to the Monroe Doctrine, establishing the US as the "police officer" of the Western Hemisphere Roosevelt Collory
US president who dissaproved of Huerta but refused to intervene in Mexico Woodrow Wilson
To try to get Huerta out of power, President Wilson.... refused to reconize Huerta government
Many US buiness leaders in Mexico.. wanted Huerta removed form office
Negotiations between the US and Mexico were supervised by the ABC powers of Brazil, Argentina and Chile
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