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Zoeller Chapter 8

SS chapter 8 test

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isolationism national policy of avoiding involvement in world affairs
expansionism policy that calls for expanding a nation's boundaries
imperialism policy of creating large empires by exercising political or economic control over smaller of weaker nation
communicate exchanging in formation
vision an imagined plan
after the land between the atlantic and pacific was settled,many Americans wanted to expand its territory by looking to frontiers_____________ overseas
Matthew Perry's expedition in 1854 opens__________________ to U.S trade Japan
during the late 1800s/early 1900s, many powerful europeans nations created large empire by gaining_____________ and _____________ control over weaker nations economic, political
___________ was purchased from Russia in 1867. many people mocked this purchase at first (Seward's "folly"),but it looked like a wise purchase when _________ was discovered there in the 1890s. Alaska, gold
some Americans wanted to spread ___________ and the weatern___________ to Africa, Asia, and Latin America. christianity, culture
the U.S. wanted to develop friendlier with relations with___________ Latin American Nation
by the 1900s, the U.S had strengthened its____________ power to support overseas territiries and its expanded role in foreign affairs naval
provisional government temporary government
spheres of influence section of country where one foreign nation enjoys special rights and powers
consult to seek opinions of information from
exploit to make use of meanly or unjustly for one's own and vantage
_________ is chain of 8 large and 100 smaller islands Hawaii
__________ is the site of the U.S. naval basa in Hawaii Pearl Harbor
_________ wanted Hawaiians to regain economic control of their island Queen Liliuokalni
hawaii become a territory of the U.S. in ___________ 1900s
________ is the site of the U.S. naval base in Samoa Pago pago
The United States and ____________ split Samoa Germany
the __________ policy protects and expands American trade in China Open Door
President Theodore Roosevelt helped end the Russo-Japanese war with the___________ Treaty of portsmouth
___________ threatened U.S. power in the Pacific Japan
yellow journalism a type of senational,biased and often false reporting
armistice a temporary peace agreement to end fighting
protectrate a country that is technically independent, but is actually under the control of another country
territory ansrea that is completely controlled by another as colonial possession
trigger to start
eventual occurring later
the Cubans had lived under___________ rule for centuries Spanish
war erupted over concerns about Spanish rule in_____________ and the explosion of the____________ Cuba, USS Maine
the first action of the Spanish-American War took place in the _________ Philippines
the__________captured San Juan Hill Rough Riders
__________ defeats_____________ U.S, Spain
________ and____________ became territories of the U.S. Puerto Rico, Guam
Spain also surrendered the_________to the U.S. for $20 million Philippines
____________ is the site of the U.S. naval base in Cuba Guantanmo
the__________ set up new Puerto Rican government in 1900 Foraker Act
isthmus a narrow strip of land connecting2 larger land areas (i.e Panama)
anarchy disorder and law lessness
dollar diplomacy a policy of joining the business interest of a country with its diplomatic interests abroad
eliminate to remove, to end
annual yearly
William H Seward's belief in expansionism finally led to the building of the____________ Panama Canal
the Panamanians successfully revolted against Colombia with help from__________________ America
the U.S supported Panama's revolt against_____________ to gain canal site Colombia
the Panama Canal opened on_______________________ and helped extend American__________power August 15, 1914, naval
under the_________________________, the U.S now claimed the right to intervene in the affairs of _______________ nations whenever those nations seemed unstable Roosevelt Corollary, Latin American
Taft's"__________________________" calls for American intervention to protect U.S business and economic interests dollar diplomacy
positive effect of this American investments in Latin america grew
negative effect of this anti-U.S feelings increased in Latin America
Wilson's"___________________" support the spread of democracy in Latin America moral diplomacy
U.S involvement in Mexico showed other countries that the U.S would willingly use its power when its_________________ or________________ was threatened interests,its honor
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