Notable Figures
Foreign Relations/Diplomacy
Causes of Spanish American War
Outcomes of the War
Luck of the Draw
100

This man led the Rough Riders on San Juan Hill

Theodore Roosevelt

100

The US created this policy to help their trade interests in China

Open Door Notes

100

American ship believed to be attacked by the Spanish

USS Maine

100

This agreement ended the Spanish-American War

Treaty of Paris 1898
100

This man was president when the US and Mexico almost went to war

Woodrow Wilson

200

This Secretary of State advocated for the acquisition of Alaska

William Seward

200

The Roosevelt Corollary was an extension of this previous concept

Monroe Doctrine

200

US interest in Cuba was mainly due to this

investment in Cuban sugar 

200

As a result of the war, this territory became "independent" 

Cuba

200

This angered American businessmen in Hawaii

McKinley Tariff 

300

Figure who became the leader of Hawaii after the queen was overthrown

Sanford B. Dole

300
With this type of diplomacy, American businesses would guarantee loans to foreign countries

Dollar Diplomacy

300

A dramatic style of writing, newspaper publishers dramatized current events to get a reaction out of the public

Yellow Journalism

300

As a result of the war, the US bought this territory for $20 million

Philippines 

300

Provide TWO of the reasons for imperialism in the 1800s

1. Belief in Cultural Superiority 

2. Thirst for New Markets 

3. Desire for Military Strength 

400

This man led American troops at Manilla Bay

George Dewey

400

This was the process by which America acquired the land needed to construct the Panama Canal

Negotiations broke down with Colombia, so the USA helped Panama win their independence

400

In this letter, President McKinely was criticized and called weak

De Lome Letter

400

The US forced Cuba to add this to their Constitution. It defined the relationship between Cuba and the US, and set terms of Cuban independence.

Platt Amendment

400

This term described the relationship between Cuba and the United States after the Spanish American War

Protectorate
500

In response to insurrection in Cuba, this Spanish General was sent to control the people

Valeriano Weyler

500

This kind of diplomacy stated that the US had an obligation to remove oppressive leadership in countries around the world

Moral Diplomacy

500

This man led a revolt in Cuba, against the Spanish government, that interested Americans 

Jose Marti

500

As a result of American control over the Philippines, this leader led a revolt

Emilio Aguinaldo 

500

This was the purpose of the Foraker Act

set up civil government in Puerto Rico 

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