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| Scientific claims of white intelligence over darker skinned peoples |
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| British poet who believed it was the burden of the white man to uplift and enlighten "savage" peoples |
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| The leading spokesman for anglo-saxonism in the united states |
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| Director of the Naval World College and leader proponent to the New Navy |
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| Cuban leader's orders to the rural population to move to designated spanish organized areas |
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| Major newspaper owners who were basically the inventors of muckraking and huge contributors to the yellow press |
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| Wrote the first notes for the open door policy |
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| China was fair trade for europeans, and american |
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| Stated that the U.S. could not colonize Cuba |
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| Despite that the US could not colonize, they had broad authority to intervene to preserve Cuban independence, and required that Cuba sell/lease land to the US Navy |
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| Teddy Roosevelt's gang of scruffy veterans of police, army, etc, who fought the battle of San Juan hill and put Roosevelt in the American spotlight |
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| Argued that imperialism was un-American, thought Imperialism threatened the foundations of the country and colonization was wrong, as an ex-colony themselves |
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Was America part of the Scramble for Africa, which took place after the Berlin Conference of 1885? That is, did the United States seek colonies in Africa?
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| Who were the presidents of the Progressive Era |
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| Woodrow Wilson, Taft, Theodore Roosevelt |
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| How did powerful countries in the world justify taking over other lands? |
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| Anglo-saxonism, the belief that it Anglo-saxons were scientifically better than people of other races |
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| Our Country by Josiah Strong- What was the argument in this work?. |
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| Anglo-Saxons had a god-ordained mission to civilize and Christianize the world. |
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