Explain why the US abandoned its isolationism and turned outward at the end of the 19th century

Because of Economic Interests (New markets & Resources), Military Needs, and Cultural Superiority

What were the forces pushing for American overseas expansion?

Christianity, Cultural Superiority, Economic Interests, Need for naval bases, Survival of the fittest (Social Darwism)

List the causes of the Spanish American War

Yellow journalism, De Lome letter, Sinking in the Havana,Cuban independence, power/ territory

Explain the unintended results of the Spanish American War. What happens to Puerto Rico and the Phillipeans?

Puerto Rico and the Phillipeanes becomes apart of the US and comes with a lot of land

Why does president McKinley decide America should keep the Phillipeans? How does Charles Darwin's survival of the fittest apply?

Because we thought that stronger nations should dominate the weaker ones and the Philipeans had a lot of land and a way to get to China. The US also wanted to out cultural superiority over the Phillipeans by inforcing things like Christianity

What is the American Open Door Policy

This is when the Phillipeans and The Canal gives an open door to the US to China. This is also when China gets fair trades with all foreign nations

Explain how the election of "pro imperialist" Republicans in 1900 and the rise of Teddy Roosevelt change American support of US power in international affairs

This is when Teddy expanded the US in international affairs

How does Roosevelt stir so much controversy in Panama and Latin America with his Roosevelt Corollary?

by intervening with Latin American countries when we didn't approve of something. We also put Culture superiority on these countries

What are Roosevelts foreign policies and diplomatic achievements, especially with regards to Japan?

Teddy helped with the Russo-Japanese War and negotiated Gentlemens agreement to limit Japanese immigration

Who was Alfred Thayer Mahan

A proud veteran who served in the Navy and wrote a book about a strong Navy and Sea Power. This led to the expansion of the Navy.

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Question	Answer
Explain why the US abandoned its isolationism and turned outward at the end of the 19th century	Because of Economic Interests (New markets & Resources), Military Needs, and Cultural Superiority
What were the forces pushing for American overseas expansion?	Christianity, Cultural Superiority, Economic Interests, Need for naval bases, Survival of the fittest (Social Darwism)
List the causes of the Spanish American War	Yellow journalism, De Lome letter, Sinking in the Havana,Cuban independence, power/ territory
Explain the unintended results of the Spanish American War. What happens to Puerto Rico and the Phillipeans?	Puerto Rico and the Phillipeanes becomes apart of the US and comes with a lot of land
Why does president McKinley decide America should keep the Phillipeans? How does Charles Darwin's survival of the fittest apply?	Because we thought that stronger nations should dominate the weaker ones and the Philipeans had a lot of land and a way to get to China. The US also wanted to out cultural superiority over the Phillipeans by inforcing things like Christianity
What is the American Open Door Policy	This is when the Phillipeans and The Canal gives an open door to the US to China. This is also when China gets fair trades with all foreign nations
Explain how the election of "pro imperialist" Republicans in 1900 and the rise of Teddy Roosevelt change American support of US power in international affairs	This is when Teddy expanded the US in international affairs
How does Roosevelt stir so much controversy in Panama and Latin America with his Roosevelt Corollary?	by intervening with Latin American countries when we didn't approve of something. We also put Culture superiority on these countries
What are Roosevelts foreign policies and diplomatic achievements, especially with regards to Japan?	Teddy helped with the Russo-Japanese War and negotiated Gentlemens agreement to limit Japanese immigration
Who was Alfred Thayer Mahan	A proud veteran who served in the Navy and wrote a book about a strong Navy and Sea Power. This led to the expansion of the Navy.

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