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History Unit 6

American Expansionism

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What is the policy of exerting economic, political, or military control over weak nations in order to control them? Imperialism
What is avoiding entanglement with foreign countries called? Isolationism
What are countries or nations that are partly controlled by a stronger country called? Protectorates
What were the six reasons why the U.S. started to expand? Global competition, new market, strategic interest, culture superiority belief, religious missionary interest, closing frontier
Why did the U.S. need to trade with foreign countries and need raw materials? Overproduction, unemployment, and depression
What did the U.S. believe in terms of race? Anglo Saxons, often wanted to Christianize "inferior peoples"
Who is the captain of the U.S. navy and wrote "The Influence of Sea Power on History?" Alfred T. Mahan
Where country are the most missionaries in? China
What is Americas version of imperialism that's similar and specific to increasing a country's territory? Expansionism
Who was the Secretary of State for Lincoln and Johnson and got the deal with Hawaii in 1867? William H. Seward
Where did multiple ships stop at when they were on there way to China and India? Hawaii
Why did planters want the U.S. to turn Hawaii from a protectorate to fully annex it? So they didn't have to worry about the McKinley Tariff (eliminated duty-free status)
Who was the queen of Hawaii and states "Hawaii for the Hawaiians"? Queen Liliuokalani
Who was the former governor of Hawaii and proclaimed the Republic of Hawaii in 1894? Sanford Ballard Dole
What year was Hawaii officially annexed? 1890
What act established Hawaii's government? Organic Act 1900
Who was the last imperial ruler of China? Empress Dowager Cixi
What does the U.S. see China as? Potential marker and an investment opportunity
Who proposed the Open Door Policy and was the Secretary of State? John Hay
What policy was it when China's ports accepted ships of every nation? Open Door Policy
What is it when a stronger country claims exclusive economic and trading authority on parts of a weaker nation? Sphere of Influence
What secret society opposed foreigners in China? Righteous and Harmonious Fists
What is it when "Boxers" kill off foreigners in multiple different attacks where leading nations had to get involved to stop the rebellion? The Boxer Rebellion
What happens when Cuba rebels against Spain and Cuba earns favor from the U.S.? Spanish-American War
Who is a poet, journalist, and launched the second revolution in 1895 and led the Cuba rebel cause? Jose Marti
Who supported Spain in the Spanish-American War? Businesses
Who was sent to Cuba to put down the revolt and sent over 100,000 Cubans to concentration camps? General Valeriano Weyler
What is journalism that is overreacted and meant to lure in people? Yellow Journalism
Who are Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst? Yellow Journalists
Who was sent to the U.S. from Spain and trash talked McKinley, but the letter got leaked and angered Americans? De Lome
Who used to be the Assistant Secretary of the Navy and criticized McKinley, and was an Imperialist? Roosevelt
What was the call out for the Spanish American war? "Remember the Maine and to hell with Spain"
What happened in Havana harbor on February 15, 1898 and angered many Americans? U.S.S. Maine exploded
Who led the Rough Riders? Roosevelt and Leonard Woods
Where in the Philippines was the first blood and the navy captured the city? Manila harbor
Who captured Manila by leading the Navy and destroyed the Spanish fleet? Commodore George Dewey
Who was the leader of Filipino Insurrection and supported Dewey? Emilio Aguinaldo
Who was the first government general of the Philippines and friends of Roosevelt? William H. Taft
What was the outcome of the Treaty of Paris of 1898? Cuba freed, Puerto Rico and Guam given to the U.S., and U.S. payed Spain 20 million for the Philippines
What Amendment states the U.S. has no intention of taking over Cuba? Teller Amendment
What does Cuba become to the U.S.? Protectorate
What did the U.S. require to put in there amendment? Platt Amendment
What does the Platt Amendment say? Cuba can't interfere with nations endangering them, not a lot of debt, lease of Guatanamo Bay, U.S. interferes if necessary
Who helped negotiated with Japan and Russia and ended the war between them and earned the Nobel peace prize? Roosevelt
Who owned the Isthmus of Panama? Colombia
Why did the U.S./Teddy want the Isthmus of Panama and when Columbia said no urged Panamanians to revolt? Panama canal for quicker transport and quick for military ships
What happened when the Philippines were angry with the Treaty made rebels and used guerrilla tactics and the U.S. responds with "harsh" tactics? Philippine-American war
What was founded in 1899 and campaigned against annexation of Philippines and imperialism? American Anti-Imperialist League
Who were apart of the American Anti-Imperialist League? Mark Twain, Jane Addams, and William Jennings Bryan
What set up the civil government in Puerto Rico and made sure the U.S. president had power of high elected officials? Foraker Act (1900)
What was an extension of the Monroe Doctrine and was like "speak softly and carry the big stick?" Roosevelt Corollary
What was the foreign policy for Taft and economic power and money instead of threatening tactics? Dollar Diplomacy
What are the main causes of the Spanish-American war? Delome letter, yellow Journalism, and sinking of the U.S.S. Maine
Who took out San Juan Hill? Rough Riders
What battle was strategically important for the taking of San Juan Hill? Battle of Kettle Hill
Where did the fighting of the Spanish American war start? Philippines
What soldiers aren't given credit for there part of the war? Buffalo soldiers
Who authored "The White Man's Burden?" Kipling
Which president annexed Hawaii and fought the Spanish-American war during his presidency and was assasinated? McKinley
Who opposed the overthrowing of Hawaii and demanded Queen Lilioukalani be put back as queen? Cleveland
When did the Philippines become fully independent? July 4, 1946
Created by: SamanthaMallon
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