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Unit 7 test

chapt. 27 American pageant 13th edition

QuestionAnswerQuestionAnswerQuestionAnswer
IMPERIALISM? Extending one's rule over foreign countries The Closing of the Frontier? frontier occupied by end of 1800s and needed somewhere new to go outside the US, impulse towards imperialism Evangelina Cisneros put in jail for being a rebel, Hearst wrote stories about her saying she was trying to defend herself from rape and was put in jail
Why was the US internally focused? 1. Nativism 2.Need to avoid military spending 3.Build up industry internally 4.Natural Protection 5.Ideas about consent of the governed 6. Washington's ideas about foreign dealings Exports? industrialization, no longer able to absorb products into domestic market, need new markets outside US,impulse towards imperialism 1898 DeLome Letter? talked junk about Pres. McKinley, told people what they wanted to hear for votes, fabricated, affects public opinion
Venezuela 1894-1895? Border dispute, acted out the Monroe Doctrine World Pressure? foreign countries building empires, impulse towards imperialism 1898 Sinking of the Maine? american battleship, explosion on board and the ship sunk, spanish blamed for sinking the ship and it affects public opinion;American response was Remember the maine, to hell with spain!
Annexation of Hawaii 1898 ? US fears Hawaii becoming a foreign country so they convince Hawaii to stay with the US, and annex it, military helps to overthrow the queen. Social Darwinism? perception that people most fit for society would succeed and America thought they were better than everyone else, had a superiority complex, impulse towards imperialism US ultimatum to Spain? need to end re-concentration camps, cease fire in cuba, diplomatic conversation between spain and cuba, spain agrees with all but McKinley still sends a war message, so we STILL declared war
Samoa 1878? US and Germany divide Samoa and are forced to go in during civil war and cause a cease fire. White Man's Burden? Josiah Strong, poem by Rudyard Kipling, racist, anglo saxon literature, needed to help wretched souls beyond shores, josiah attempted to spread Teller Amendment?
Chilean Crisis 1891? Yellow Journalism? Hearst and Pulitzer, wrote more entertainment stories and exaggerated Where does the US stand prior to the war?
Italian Lynchings in New Orleans 1891? Alfred T. Mahan? The Influence of Sea Power Upon History importance of navy
Hearst vs, Pultizer Yellow journalism, competition for most readers Hearst vs. Remington? insisted Remington's writers and artists were creating problems that weren't going on.
Pan-American Conferences? Spanish American War:The situation? exploiting cuba and not allowing them to make money off of sugar cane production
Butcher Weyler sent from Spain, re-concentration camps, get people under control and not trying to rebel, diseases were common, dirty water, bad conditions Cuba and Puerto Rico as Spanish Colonies? put spain in a condition to not make money and they'll set cuba free and not care
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