Imperialism
Legislation
Yellow Journalism
War
End of the War
100

The exercise of Military, Political, and Economic control overseas.

Imperialism

100

This stated that further European Colonization in the Western Hemisphere is no longer allowed. 

Monroe Doctrine

100

The US Press used this rallying cry when printing story's about Cuba. 

"Remember the Maine" 

100

The sinking of this ship was blamed on the Spanish and sparked the war. 

USS Maine

100

This country gained its independence immediately at the end of the war.

Cuba

200

American Imperialism is different than Europe's, it's not colonial but...

Economic

200

This document will officially end the war. 

Treaty of Paris

200

Yellow Journalism is journalism that is based on these two things. 

Sensationalism and Crude Exaggeration

200

Theodore Roosevelt led the Rough Riders at this attack.

San Juan Hill

200

America establishes this military base in Cuba after the war. 

Guantanamo Bay 

300

At the beginning of the war Spain controlled Cuba, Puerto Rico and this Island nation.

Guam

300

This reassured Americans that the US would uphold democracy at home as well as abroad.

Teller Amendment 

300

Valeriano Wyler was the leader of the Spanish forces in Cuba, this nickname was given to him due to his practice of forcing civilians into concentration camps. 

The Butcher

300

At the attack of San Juan Hill, more Americans died of this than in battle. 

Disease

300

This was the price tag on the Philippines. 

$20 Million

400

While promising not to annex Cuba, America annexed this place instead. 

Hawaii

400

This said the Philippines would be granted Independence but had no expected date

Jones Act of 1916

400

This newspaper published a letter in which the Spanish Minister called President McKinley a "weak man"

The New York Journal

400

Commodore George Dewey destroyed the Spanish Naval fleet here in just 5 hours. 

Philippines 

400

After the US annexes the Philippines, a rebellion broke out and was led by this man.  

Emilio Aguinaldo

500

This island along with Guam will be important for strategic operations in the Caribbean and the Pacific. 

Puerto Rico

500

This was an addition to the Cuban Constitution that blocked Cuba from making treaties with any country except the United States.

Platt Amendment 

500

This event reminded the American Public of their own struggles with the British. 

Cuban Revolution 

500

The US navy destroys the Spanish Fleet at this bay in Cuba. 

Santiago. 

500

This is the year that the Philippines finally gained their own independence, some 30 years after the original plan. 

1946

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