Imperialism and World War 1 MC

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What is imperialism

The policy in which stronger nations extended their economic, political or control over weaker territories

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What is Manifest destiny

The belief that it was our nation's fate and duty to settle our North American lands coast to coast. This understood each territorial acquisition(its justification for doing it)

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Why was Africa a major target for European imperialism

They had lots of raw materials and new markets

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What does “The sun never sets on the British Empire” mean

They controlled so many people in so many places, that it was always daylight somewhere

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in 1837-1901 how much of the worlds land and people did the British empire control

¼ or 25%

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What were the reasons for American Imperialism 

Manifest Destiny, Economic competition, Political/Military competition, belief in Anglo-Saxon superiority, spreading christianity and culture 

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Who was the president of of Naval War College

Alfred T. Mahan

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What book Advocated for military expansion

The Influence of Sea Power Upon History 1660-1873

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Where did we stress strategic bases

Isthmus of Panama, Hawaii

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What does WASP stand for

White Anglo-Saxon Protestant

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What is an Anglo-Saxon

White Western Europeans (considered “good” immigrants)

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Why did america want to take over Hawaii

they had lots of good resources like fruits

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what happened in 1897

McKinley becomes president and submits treaty to annex Hawaii

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When did hawaii become a US territory

July 1898

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When was the Spanish-American war and how long was it

  • 1898

  • 6 weeks

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Sensationalist news accounts gave US ___

“war fever”

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 “You furnish the pictures and I'll furnish the war” if from what

Yellow Journalism

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US involvement was based on what two things

  •  economics

  • moral necessity

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What is Yellow Journalism

Truly fake news

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What was the De Lome Letter

a letter from spain making fun of the president

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What was the last event before the Spanish- American War

the USS Maine blowing up