American Imperialism
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| An economic and political domination of a strong nation over other weaker nations | Imperialism
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| Causes of American Imperialism | 1. Thirst for new markets
2. Belief in Cultural superiority
3. Desire for military strength and power
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| The idea that the English -speaking nations had superior character, ideas, and systems of government and were destined to dominate the planet | Anglo- Saxonism
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| The supposed or presumed responsibility of white people to govern and impart their culture to nonwhite people | White Man's Burden
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| powerful senator, pushed for the construction of a new navy | Henry Cabot Lodge
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| Stated that a nation needed a large navy to protect its merchant ships and to defend its right to trade with other countries. | Alfred T. Mahan
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| Sent to Japan to negotiate a trade treaty | Commodore Matthew Perry
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| "Discovered" the Hawaiian Islands | James Cook
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| Hawaiian queen who wanted to return the power of the Hawaiian monarchy but was deposed by American business owners | Queen Liliuokalani
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| Hawaii's first President | Sanford B. Dole
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| Attaching a territory (or place) to a larger or more significant place (or country) | Annex
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| Leader of the Cuban Rebellion | Jose Marti
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| Yellow Journalist who controlled the New York Journal | William Randolph Hearst
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| Yellow Journalist who controlled the New York World | Joseph Pulitzer
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| Shocking stories and outrageous illustrations based on little factual information | Yellow Journalism
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| Aggressive patriotism to the point of wanting warm | Jingoism
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| American battleship which blew up (event started the Spanish American War) | USS Maine
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| Reasons for the Spanish American War | 1. Yellow Journalism
2. Comparison between American Revolution and Cuban Revolution
3. Explosion of the Maine
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| Leading cause of death during the Spanish American War | Disease
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| Leader of the Philippine Rebellion who once fought with the USA during the Spanish American War | Emilio Aguinaldo
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| Leader of the Rough Riders | Theodore Roosevelt
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| Voluntary cavalry during the Spanish American War that consisted of a diverse group of men | Rough Riders
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| Treaty that ended the Spanish American War | Treaty of Paris
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| Territories gained by the USA during the Spanish American War | 1. Cuba
2. Guam
3. Philippines
4. Puerto Rico
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| specified that Cuba had to allow the United States to buy or lease naval stations in Cuba and The United States had the right to intervene in Cuban affairs. | Platt Amendment
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| Protectorate | A country that is technically independent but is actually under the control of another country
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| Key issue for the USA because of new territories | Constitutional Rights of the people living in the new territories
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| an area where a foreign country controls all economic development | Spheres of Influence
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| policy that declared that other nations must share trading rights with the US | Open Door Policy
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| The art or practice of conducting international relations, as in negotiating alliances, treaties, and agreements. | Diplomacy
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| President who supported Big Stick Diplomacy | Theodore Roosevelt
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| stated that the U.S. would intervene in Latin American affairs when necessary to maintain peace and stability in the Western Hemisphere | Roosevelt Corollary
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| Fleet of US battleships that traveled the globe to demonstrate military might | Great White Fleet
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| Canal built by the USA to connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans | Panama Canal Zone
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| Type of Diplomacy that was supported by Taft | Dollar Diplomacy
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| US President who supported moral diplomacy | Woodrow Wilson
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| Type of diplomacy that focused on using the economy and business to push US influence and diplomacy | Dollar Diplomacy
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| Moral diplomacy only pledged to support countries who had similar what to the USA | Goverments
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| Type of diplomacy that used military force to push American diplomacy | Big Stick Diplomacy
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