The American Journey: A History of the United States. Vol 2 ; Chapter 22- Creating an Empire 

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John Burgess
________ taught that we were destined to impose our political institution on the rest of the world.
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Teddy Roosevelt
________ got involved because US was worried a Japanese victory wouldn't be good for the US either.
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McKinley
________ sent a warning to Spain saying that "demanded an armistice in Cuba, end to recon centration policy, and the acceptance of American arbitration, which implied Cuban independence.
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Latin America
________ resented the US claim to authority so they created the Drago Doctrine: Prohibiting armed intervention to collect debts.
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Nationalists
________- Rose up- but put down by powers.
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Americans
________ were urged to build an overseas empire emulating the European model of imperialism- acquire and exploit colonies.
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Anti Imperialists
________ were outraged and started protesting the war.
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Businesses
________ felt if the market were open and equal the US would dominate but with exclusive spheres of influence it would limit the opportunity to compete.
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Economy
________ taken over by US investors left most Puerto Ricans poor.
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Emilio Aguinaldo
________ led a revolt against the US trying to establish American control.
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Cuba
________: didnt gain independence as promised.
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Japan
________ attacked Russia because they were threatened by their possible expansion in Manchuria and Korea.
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Great Britain
________ wanted to expand its territory over to the place where Venezuelan Boundary was located.