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| belief that God wanted the U.S. to expand from coast to coast |
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1870- Santa Domingo
1887- Hawaii |
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| The purchase of Alaska from Russia in 1867 |
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| supporter of world expansion. Said the U.S. needed a navy. |
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| 1823 pointed out moral differences between the monarchiacal, arbitrary governments of Europe and the free republican institutions of the New world |
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| the U.S. should help others |
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| Spain General sent to round up Cubans to be put in reconstruction camps during Cubans revolt |
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| Spanish minister to the the U.S. calls President McKinley a weak hypocritical politician |
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| stated that Cubans may have their independence |
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national hero after the Spanish American War. Helps his political career
"Speak softly and carry a big stick" |
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| destoys the Spanish fleet in Manila Bay on May 1898 |
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| gives the U.S the Philippines for 20 million dollars |
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1. 1850 treaty with Great Britain
2. Where to build -- short but rugged
3. Panama was a province of Colombia |
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| will allow economic rights to Cuba |
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| equal access to China for all nations and call for people not to expand into China |
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| China breaks away from Great Britain |
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1. friendship with Great Britain
2. Prevent war (stay neutral) |
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| Two areas of the world as possible huge markets due to their population |
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| Three Characteristics most U.S. citizens felt were a part of political liberty |
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| White, protestant, English speaking, Democratic |
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| Where most of U.S. exports went during 1866-1900 |
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