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| Extension of a nation’s power over other lands |
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| Constitution forced on the king of Hawaii by American business leaders |
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| sugar tycoon who became president of Hawaii |
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| geographic area where an outside nation has special political or economic control |
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| policy that would give all nation equal trading rights in China |
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| Rebellion by anti-imperialist Chinese group |
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| war between Russian and Japan over control of Korea and Manchuria |
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| leader in Cuba’s struggle for independence |
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| New York Journal publisher, known for yellow journalism |
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| New York World publisher, also know for yellow journalism |
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| exaggerated style of reporting news |
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| letter ridiculing President McKinley written by Spain’s minister to the United States |
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| commander of the U.S. Navy’s Asiatic Squadron during the Spanish-American War |
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| leader of a rebel army of Philippine patriots |
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| volunteer cavalry regiment in the Spanish-American War led by Theodore Roosevelt |
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| battle for control of ridge above Santiago, Cuba |
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| amendment to Cuba’s constitution giving the United States the right to intervene en Cuba’s affairs and acquire naval bases and fueling stations |
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| a country under the control and protection of another country |
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| law that allowed the U.S. to appoint Puerto Rico’s governor and legislature |
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| addition to the Monroe Doctrine Pledging that the U.S. would use force to keep Europe out of Latin America |
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| reliance on economic power instead of military force |
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| dictator of Mexico between 1877 and 1910 |
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| Diaz opponent who became president of Mexico after Diaz’s overthrow |
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| rebel leader of an army of mostly Native American peasants |
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| Francisco “Pancho” Villa- |
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| rebel leader in north Mexico |
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| military officer who overthrew Madero |
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| arrest of nine American sailors in the port city of Tampico |
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| battle between the U.S. Marines and Mexico civilians for control of the port city of Veracruz |
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uprising against Diaz’s government
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| leader American invasion of Mexico to capture Pancho Villa |
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