7.2 ~ Imperialism Debates

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When was Hawaii founded?
1795
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What grew rapidly on the Hawaiian Islands that led to massive American financial investment?
sugar plantations
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What was Pearl Harbor used for?
Naval Port
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Who sponsored a series of rebellions and coups?
American-born and British-born sugar plantation owners
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When was the Kingdom of Hawaii overthrown?
1893
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Why was Hawaii overthrown?
the U.S. personnel in Hawaii abused their power
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Who was the last sovereign of the Kingdom of Hawaii?
Queen Liluokalani
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Who called for an investigation into the overthrow of Hawaii?
President Grover Cleveland
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Who authorized the annexation of Hawaii in 1898?
President William McKinley
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What are Jingoes?
expansionists that believed that domestic tensions in the country might be resolved by a more robust foreign policy
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What did Jingoes believe would spark nationalistic spirit?
foreign policy and even war
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What were expansionist driven by?
competitive impulses
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What did Anglo-Saxons, American exceptionalism, and Social Darwinism teach?
* that white Protestant races deserved to rule
* they were the fittest
* they had a responsibility to take over the world
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Whose theory did scholars find a philosophic justification for expansionism?
Charles Darwin
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How did scholars and others see nations as?
“races”, like biological species
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Who wrote **The Influence of Sea Power Upon History (1890)**?
U.S Naval Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan
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What did **The influence of Sea Power Upon History** focus on?
the idea that the US needed to pour money and resources into building a powerful, world-class navy to become a major world power
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What did Naval Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan argue?
that the US needed to occupy sites around the world
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What is American Imperialism?
a quest for markets and raw materials
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What was then goal of the American Anti-Imperialist League in (1899)?
to push back against imperialism
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What did some fear would pollute the American population?
introducing “inferior” Asian races into it
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What did Anti-Imperialist argue?
that ruling over other nations and people who didn’t want the US over them was hypocritical