Imperialism/WW1

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What territories did the US gain from the Spanish-American War?

Cuba and the philippines

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Where was the first battle of the Spanish-American War?

The Battle of the Manila Bay in the Philippines

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When was WW1 fought?

1914-1918

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What was the biggest impact of the Treaty of Paris?

The US was formally recognized as an independent nation.

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What were the causes of WW1?

M- militarism

A- alliance system

N- nationalism

I- imperialism

A- assassination

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Allied Powers

Great Britain, Russia, and France

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Central Powers

Germany, Ottoman Empire, A-H

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Neutral Powers

US

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What did the Roosevelt Corollary state?

The US would intervene as a last resort to ensure that other nations fulfilled their obligations to international creditors.

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What was the Boxer Rebellion, and where did it occur?

An anti-foreign, anti-colonial upspring in China.

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Who built the Panama Canal, and why?

The US built it to create a faster route for ships to sail from the east to west coast of the US.

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What were the Fourteen Points?

A blueprint for world peace by Wilson in 1918.

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What did the Treaty of Versailles do? Who did it punish?

It formally ended the war and punished Germany by stripping it of power, resources, and national pride.

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What were some issues with trench warfare?

Trench foot, Wet and unsanitary conditions, No-Man’s Land, Shell shock, Trench fever, and rats.

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Jose Marti

Launched Cuba’s second revolution against Spain.

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Imperialism

The policy or act of extending a country’s power into territories or gaining control over another country’s policies or economics.

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William Seward

Purchased Alaska

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Yellow Journalism

Sensationalist, exaggerated, or even fabricated news reporting used to attract readers and boost newspaper sales.

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Queen Liluokalani

Overthrown from Hawaii

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Emilio Aguinaldo

Revolutionary leader of the Philippines

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Valeriano “Butcher” Weyler

Imprisoned Spanish people

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Propaganda

Information that tries to make you feel a certain way (often false news).

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Germany

unrestricted submarine warfare

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Pacifist

A person who is aganist war