first bullet point: expansionist foreign policy: political, economic, social, ideological

*this should go in order of notes so feel free to reference your notes!!

what is the set of beliefs held and taught to through the 1850s and on about beliefs that european powers should have no further influence in the western hemisphere (americas)?

the monroe doctrine

the monroe doctrine is a set of _______ that say that __________ powers should have no further influence in the __________ hemisphere

beliefs european western

the hawaiian sugar trade is an example of what reason for expansion?

economic

the treaty that made hawaiian sugar tax free is an example of what reason for expasion?

political

christian missionaries spending decades in the pacific, asia, and africa is an example of what reason for expansion?

ideological

________ _____________, which is essentially a justification of racism, is an ideological reason for expansion

social darwinism

when america needed more markets, where did they look to find those?

asia

what was needed in the ocean if america was to reach asian markets?

coaling stations

the _________ _______ is america’s trade networks and influence as well as the desire to keep places like hawaii and cuba under “US influence”

american system

the ________ _______ ends with a _______ that says “Cuba must necessarily become American”

american system threat

in the hawaii video, what did the group of the grandchildren of missionaries call themselves?

missionary boys

the _________ ____________ took the king of hawaii’s power from him and his people, making him a puppet and making it so native hawaiians could not vote

bayonet constitution

what reading said that the US needs a strong navy? who was it by?

the influence of sea power upon history mahan

what was mahan calling for?

modernized navy

the united state’s _________ _________ is an advantage because if other powers wanted to _________ it is difficult, but it is also a disadvantage because ______ _______ have to travel large distanes and risk loss and attack

geographic isolation interfere trade networks

“the meeting point between savagery and civilization” is describing what

the american frontier

the turner thesis is about ___ __________ ________ and it is by __________ ___________ ____________

the american frontier fredrick jackson turner

in what year was there no more frontier in america?

1893

the disappearance of the _________ __________ was what caused a ______ in america

american frontier crisis

the reason queen Liliuokalani was unable to get rid of the bayonet constitution was because two of her ministers __________ ___

betrayed her

who called the navy to come to hawaii?

a private citizen

when the queen of hawaii was ordered to resign, who did she have to surrender to?

the united states

who was president when the us forced the queen of hawaii to surrender?

cleveland

venezuela in 1895: there was a ____ ________ found on the border between ______ and ______ ________ and both America and ________ claimed rights

gold deposit Venezuela British Guinea Britain

during the Venezuela gold dispute, the united states called what into account to arbitrate the dispute? did britain eventually back down?

the monroe doctrine yes

what kind of “science” did francis galton invent

eugenics

the gilded age was during the last *_* decades of the _____

3 1800s

long _________, crash of ____, massive ______, _________ against new unions

depression 1893 strikes violence

the solution to problems such as the long depression

expansion