Imperialism and Progressivism

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Flashcards reviewing key concepts from a lecture on American imperialism and the Progressive Era.

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Who was Alfred Mahan?

He advocated for a strong U.S. Navy and control of the Pacific.

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What two territories did the United States acquire from Spain during the Spanish-American War?

Cuba and the Philippines.

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What is yellow journalism?

Sensationalized and often fabricated news stories to sell newspapers.

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What is the USS Maine?

An event off the coast of Cuba that was a cause of the Spanish–American War

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Where were more Americans dying immediately after the Spanish American War?

In the Philippines, fighting against American occupation after the Spanish-American War.

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Who was Emilio Aguinaldo?

He led the guerrilla warfare against the United States in the Philippines.

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What is Manifest Destiny?

It's an idea related to expansion and territorial acquisition.

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What is imperialism?

A strong country dominating a weaker country.

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What is self-determination?

The right of a people to choose their own form of government without external influence.

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Why were factory workers against imperialism?

They feared competition from cheap labor.

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Who were the three progressive presidents who continued the idea of Manifest Destiny?

Teddy Roosevelt, Taft, and Woodrow Wilson.

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What is Dollar Diplomacy?

The use of a country’s financial power to extend its international influence.

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Who was Teddy Roosevelt?

He said, "Speak softly and carry a big stick."

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What message was Roosevelt sending to Europeans?

Get out of our backyard.

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Who were the progressives?

They wanted to reform America and achieve progress, but were not communist.