Causes of American Imperialism
Spanish American War
American Imperialism- Panama, Hawaii, and Alaska
World War 1 Causes
Treat of Versailles and Wilson's 14 Points
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What is imperialism?

When a country extends its powers to gain territory of another country for reasons like land and money.

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Which country threw a rebellion because they thought their trading between the United States was unfair?

China.

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What 2 resources did Alaska provide?

Oil and Gold.

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Who was assassinated and started the cause of WW1?

Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary.

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Who wanted lasting peace?

President Woodrow Wilson.

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What country does this image represent?

Japan.

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Which country did the United Sates gain from the Spanish American War?

A. Alaska   B. Guam    C. Panama    D. Puerto Rico

B. Guam

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What country is in green?

Panama.

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What area does this image describe?

Militarism.

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Which of these two were listed in the Fourteen Point Plan?

A. No trade. B. Increase in militarism. C. League of Nations D. Self-determination

C. League of Nations D. Self-determination

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What is yellow journalism? 

Yellow journalism is a type of journalism based on sensationalism and making scandals.

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What did the Teller Amendment describe?

The United States cannot annex Cuba.

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Explain why the United States mainly wanted territory of Hawaii.

Hawaii produced sugar cane which the United States was interested in.

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What is an alliance? 

When two countries have a mutual interest in protecting each other.

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Which country did the Treaty of Versailles treat harshly?

Germany.

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Why can imperialism be seen as negative?

Countries usually take over countries though military and force.
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What did Japan open up to the United States in the 1800's?

Trade.

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What did the U.S sign a treaty with Panama for?

The construction of the Panama canal.

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What is nationalism? 

The belief that a nations interests and national unity should be placed ahead of global cooperation. 

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What are reparations?

The money used to repair a country which got destroyed by a war.

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What was the result of the Monroe Doctrine?

It put all of North and South America under U.S. control.

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What was the result of the Little Splendid War?

The United States took control over Cuba.

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How did the U.S. take control over Hawaii?

The U.S. invaded Hawaii and took it from the Queen.

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What factors lead the U.S. to get involved in wars prior to WW1?

Land, Territories, Money.

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What did the Fourteen Point Plan include that the Treaty of Versailles didn't?

Free trade.

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