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pan-americanism cooperation and unity countries north and south america
Anglo-saxonism belief that english-speaking nations were superior
Platt Admenment limited Cuba's independence and allowed and allowed U.S. intervention
imperialism Extending a country's power by gaining territory
proctectorate a country controlled and protected by a stronger nation
expansionism policy of expanding a nation's territory or influence
Josiah strong protestant minister who supported U.S. expansion for religious reasons
Matthew C. perry U.S. naval officers who opened Japan for trade
treaty of kanagawa 1854 agreement opening Japanese ports to the U.S.
Annexing Hawaii the U.S. taking control of Hawaii in 1898
Alfred T. Mahan Naval officer who believed sea power made nations strong
James G. Blaine secretary of state who promoted Pan-americanism
U.S.S Maine U.S. ship that exploded in Havana harbor in 1898
Yellow Journalism sensationized news to attract readers
William Randolph hearst newspaper publisher who used sensational stories
jingoism extreme patriotism favoring war
war with Cuba Spanish-american war between U.S. and spain
the Admenment promised the U.S. would not annex Cuba
George Dewey U.S. naval commander who defeated spain in the philiapeans
rough riders volunteer calvary led by Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt U.S. president who supported strong Military power
the white man's burden the idea that white should civilize others
Annex of Puerto Rico U.S. taking control over Puerto Rico
treaty of paris ended Spanish-american war; U.S. gained territory
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