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imperialism the policy or practice of extending a state's rule over other territories
protectorate the relation of a strong state toward a weaker state or territory that it protects and partly controls.
anglo saxonism a belifes in the innate superioity of the anglo - saxon
josiah strong was one of american leading religios and social voices during the early 20th centuries
matthew c. perry commodore of the u.s navy who compelled the opening of japan to the west
queen liliuokalani was the last reigning monarch of the hawiian islands
james g. blaine speaker of the u.s house of representatives
foraker act is a united states federal law that established civilian government on the island
pan americanism is a movement which,throgh diplomatic ,political economic and social means
platt amendent was a rider append to the army approopriations act presented to the US senate.
Alfred T Mahan American naval officer and historian who was highly influential exponent of sea power.
sphere of influence is an area or region over which a state
henery cabot lodge was an amercain statesman
open door policy termed as china's policy of opening up to the outside world
william randolph hearst was an american business magnate and leading newspaper publihsher
boxer rebellion a nationalist movement in northern china
joseph pulitzer was hungarian american newspaper publisher of the st.louis post dispatch
great white fleet nickname for the united states battle fleet
yellow journalism type of journalism that presents little or no legitimate
hay pauncefote treaty gave the united states the right to create and control a canal across c.a
enrique dupuy de lome was a spanish ambassador to the united states
dollar diplomacy used to describe the effort of the united states
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