Presidential Policies
This policy said that China must remain open to the rest of the world for trade
Open Door Policy
The island kingdom that was annexed by the U.S. in 1889
Hawaii
This type of journalism caused outrage in the public by using exaggerated headlines and stories
Yellow Journalism
This project in Latin America gave the country a faster route from the atlantic to the pacific.
The Panama Canal
This president's policy "Dollar Diplomacy" centered on intervening in Latin America through financial help
President Taft
The 600,000 acre territory that was purchased soon after the civil war from Russia
Alaska
The U.S. public became sympathetic to this island nation's revolution against Spain
Cuba
President Roosevelt supported this country's revolution to gain control of a small portion of their land to help trade
Panama
This president's policy name came from the quote "Speak softly and carry a big stick"
Theodore Roosevelt
The U.S. intervened in this rebellion over foreign influence in China
The Boxer Rebellion
The U.S. ship that exploded in Havana harbor sparking the Spanish-American War
U.S.S. Maine
This volunteer cavalry led by Theodore Roosevelt led the fight in the Spanish-American War
Rough Riders
Moral/Mission Diplomacy
The crop that caused Americans living in Hawaii to call for Annexation.
Sugar
The U.S. helped this country gain independence then bought control of the country after the Spanish-American War
The Philippines
This amendment gave America intervention control of Cuba
Platt Amendment
The Roosevelt Corollary was an addition to this early American document
This group of business owners on the island of Hawaii overthrew the Queen and took control of the government
Hawaiian League
These two nations came under U.S. control after the Spanish-American War
(Hint: one was featured in the recent halftime show)
Puerto Rico and Guam