Imperialism & WW1

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Avoiding Involvement in world affairs

Isolationism


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The exerting of control over another nation

Imperialism

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Journalism that exploits or exaggerates events in order to attract reader


Yellow journalism

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Annexation

To add to; adding a territory

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“The belief that white people had a duty to civilize and christianize backward people”

White man’s burden

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Why did many americans want to obtain(Keep) cuba

To spread slavery there

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Why did US citizens first go into china? (THINK: SPAINORS)

To spread christianity

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Why did the chinese come to the US?

Better life; More jobs

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Why did the US not want to become an imperialist power?

Still had stuff to do at home; hypocritical

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List three reasons why the US wanted to expand into other nations

Economic growth, racial theories, prestige

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TR won the Nobel Peace Prize as a result of ending this war:

Russo-Japanese War

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What was the purpose of the “Great White fleet?”

Show the US can fight if necessary'; real power in Pacific

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Why was the defeat of spain significant for the US?

US is now a major power in the world affairs after defeating them

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Why was the annexation of Hawaii Significant?

Helped us in winning the Spanish-American War

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Why was US involvement in Samoa significant?

The first time the US helped rule other people

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This man said: “Speak softy and carry a big stick”

TR ( Theodore Roosevelt)

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What caused the US to want to assist the cubans?

Word spread about atrocities going on towards the cubans.

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Name the battle the TR and his Rough Riders became national heroes

San Juan Hill

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List three reasons why the US became engaged in war with spanish

Yellow journalism, stolen letter, sinking of the Maine

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What did the Teller Amendment state?

When war was over and the US won, cuba would be independent

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What is a republic?

government controlled by the people through elected representatives

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Which country became stronger as a result of western influence?

Japan

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What happened to China as a result of the Boxer Rebellion?

No loss of territory, had to pay reparations.

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What was the cause of the boxer rebellion?

Chinese foreigners were in their country.

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Significance of the Burlingame Treaty

led to an increase in Chinese immigration

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Who said “You furnish the pictures and I’ll furnish the war”?

William Randolph Hearst

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This act made it illegal to criticize the government

The Sedition Act

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This was the volunteer cavalry unit that fought in a famous battle near santiago, cuba

Rough Riders

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This is known as wilson’s peace plan

The fourteen Points

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This country’s navy used U-boats on the high seas

Germany

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He was president prior to Theodore Roosevelt

Mckinley

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Queen of Hawaii (1891) and proposed a new constitution

Liliuokalani

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Which nation was the focus of John Hay’s “Open Door Policy”?

China

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True| False The treaty of Versailles was ratified by the US government

False

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During ww1, The zimmerman Telegram revealed Germany’s desire to ally with

Mexico

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F| T Germany was allied with Russia during WW1

False

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In Schenck v. US the supreme Court rules that

Civil liberties could be restricted in times of national crisis

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F|T Americans were encouraged to watch for German spies in the US

TRUE

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World War 1 began after

The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand

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'“The Great Migration” Involved

The Relocation of African Americans from the south to northern cities