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| It is when stronger nations attempt to control weaker nations |
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| How did an economic factor contribute to the growth of imperialism? |
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| desire for raw materials and new markets |
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| How did an nationalistic factor contribute to the growth of imperialism? |
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| competition among European nations and U.S |
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| How did an Military factor contribute to the growth of imperialism? |
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| we were strong and needed a navy to defend the western hemisphere |
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| How did an humanitarian factor contribute to the growth of imperialism? |
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| wanted to force culture and ideals upon other "uncivilized" nations |
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| What was the Monroe Doctrine |
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| In 1823, the U.S. will oppose any European power to control a nation in the western hemisphere. U.S. won't interfere with the Eastern hemisphere |
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| Why did Seward want Midway islands? |
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| for a refuel/repair station |
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| What does Banana Republic mean? |
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| A derogatory term for islands that are only good for natural resources |
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| What book did Admiral Alfred Mahan write? |
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| Influence of Sea Power Upon History |
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| What three things Admiral Alfred Mahan wrote about? |
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| A navy for defense, securing new markets, preserve american spirit |
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| When did the Spanish-American war start? |
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| Where was the first battle of the Spanish-American war fought? |
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| What two countries did the U.S. negotiate a treaty between? |
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| Venezuela and Great Britain |
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| Why was Great Britain mad about Venezuela? |
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| Why did the U.S. become involved with Cuba? |
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| To protect business interests(An American sugar plantation was destroyed) |
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| a burst of national pride and desire for an aggressive foreign policy |
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| Who asked the U.S. for help to fight the Spanish in Cuba? |
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Who's nickname was the Butcher?
Hint: Spanish |
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| Where did the Spanish put Cuban civilians? 200'000 died here |
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| A stolen letter from a Spanish ambassador to Washington that criticized President McKinley. |
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| What ship sunk that we blamed on Spain? |
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| Who was nicknamed the "George Washington of the Philippines"? |
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| Under who's command was the Spanish fleet destroyed in 7 hours? |
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| Where was the Spanish fleet destroyed? |
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| Who were the Rough Riders? |
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| WHO led the Rough Riders on a charge up WHAT hill? |
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| Theodore Roosevelt; San Juan Hill |
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| Which harbor did the Spanish try to escape on July 3, 1898 |
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| How many American Soldiers died during the war? |
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| How many American Soldiers died in battle? |
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| What happened to Cuba after the war? |
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| It was recognized as independent |
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| What was the Platt Amendment |
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| Cuba can't negotiate any treaty without U.S. approval and a military base goes on their land |
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| How much money did America pay Spain after the treaty? |
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| What land did the U.S. buy from Spain? |
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| Guam, Puerto Rico, and Philippines |
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| When did the Platt Amendment stop being enforced? |
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| When did the American-Filipino war end? |
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| How many Americans died/injured in the American-Filipino war? |
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| How many Filipino rebels and civilians were killed? |
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| Who was overthrown from Hawaii leadership? |
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| Who insisted the military overthrow the Queen? |
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| Who was put in charge of Hawaii? |
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| How much did the french ask for for the rights to build on panama |
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| How much did the U.S. pay to PANAMA? |
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| Who fought mosquitos in Panama? |
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| How did Dr. Gorgas fight the mosquitos? |
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| drained open water, made screens, and put chemicals in bodies of water he couldn't drain |
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| U.S. didn't wish to acquire any more land but would act as an international police force |
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| Who negotiated a peace policy between Russia and Japan? |
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| Who favored the big stick policy? |
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| Who favored the Dollar Diplomacy? |
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| Who favored the Moral Diplomacy? |
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| Who was in office before President Wilson?(got assassinated) |
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| Anti Imperialist: Moral and Political |
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| expansionism was a rejection of nation principle "liberty for all" |
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| spreading would be forcing our religion/culture |
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| Anti Imperialist: Economic |
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| expansion expensive. navy expensive. aliens compete for jobs with cheaper pay. May have to draft to keep up. |
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| Pro Imperialist arguments |
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| new frontier and access to foreign markets |
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| when one nation makes another apart of itself |
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| settlement of a dispute by one person where they listen to both sides and come to a decision |
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