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Regulated American colonization and trade in Africa and talked about Germany as an imperial power. |
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US Navy officer who required the opening of Japan to the west. Samurai did not want to. He had guns so Samurai backed down. |
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Annexed by US and became US Territory |
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Politician and jurist of Hawaii |
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Blew up and we attacked Spain for Spanish-American War. Not sure if they attacked it or not. |
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Fake, bad journalism presented to the people. |
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Wanted Spain to give independence to Cuba and Spain rejected. USS Maine sunk in Havana harbor. |
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Leader of Cuban independence movement. Poet and writer. Wanted Cuban independence. |
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US in Philippines and Filipinos wanted US out |
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Filipino general, politician, and independence leader. Lead Filipinos against Americans. |
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US federal law removed US troops from Cuba and Philippines. Interfere with Cuban affairs at any time |
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European powers would no longer colonize or interfere with independent nations in America. Japanese and Europeans can’t come to western hemisphere. |
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US could interfere with countries if they needed our help |
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Panama rebelled against Columbia for Panama Canal. |
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All nations could trade with China |
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Also known as the Anglo-Chinese Wars. Britain was smuggling opium from British India to China, and after the Chinese enforced these laws, a war broke out. |
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Chinese rebellion against foreign influence in trade, politics, and technology. |
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Commodore Perry and the Meiji Restoration |
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Restored Japan and helped make them a great power. Train samurai to modern industry in 50 years. Thought Japan should be on top. |
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Japs won war with surprise battleships. |
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US could resist European intervention in the Western hemisphere. US expanded Navy and greater involvement in World affairs. |
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Further foreign policy at Latin America and East Asia by guaranteeing loans. |
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Moral Diplomacy/Self-Determination |
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Not to intervene with foreign affairs |
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Race between the 3 above Presidents. Roosevelt-Progressive. Taft-Republican. Wilson-Democrat. Wilson elected. |
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Mexican Revolutionary General. |
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