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U.S. Imperialism is the policy of a powerful country extending its control over other countries or territories, often by ___________. force
During the late 19th and 20th centuries, the United States engaged in ______________. imperialism
One of the main reasons for U.S. Imperialism was the pursuit of ____________ interests and trade. economic
The United States acquired the Philippines, Guam, and Puerto Rico as a result of the ______________. Spanish-American War
The policy of expanding the United States from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean is known as "_____________". Manifest Destiny
The concept of "Manifest __________" contributed to U.S. Imperialism as it justified westward expansion. Destiny
U.S. President _____________ was known for his expansionist policies and his role in the construction of the Panama Canal. Theodore Roosevelt
The Panama Canal is a significant project that allowed the U.S. to connect the Atlantic and _______________ Oceans more efficiently. Pacific
U.S. Imperialism had a major impact on the territories it acquired, such as the _____________, _____________, & _____________. Philippines, Puerto Rico, & Guam
The United States purchased __________ from Russia in 1867, further expanding the territory. Alaska
The expansion of the United States into Alaska was motivated by the quest for _______________ resources. natural
The Spanish-American War took place in ________ (year) 1898
The sinking of the U.S.S Maine in ____________ Harbor played a role in the outbreak of the Spanish-American War. Havana
The United States supported Cuban rebels in their fight for _____________ from Spanish rule. independence
The Panama Canal project was essential for quicker access between the __________________ and Pacific Oceans. Atlantic
U.S. Imperialism sometimes involved the establishment of _____________ in acquired territories. colonies
The policy of extending American economic and political influence around the world is known as ______________. Imperialism
The expansion of the United States through Imperialism had both positive and negative __________ on the countries involved. effects
After the Spanish-American Was, the United States gained control of ____________________. Territories
The United States helped Panama gain ____________ from Columbia, which enabled the construction of the Panama Canal. independence
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