Imperialism
Territories
American Foreign Policies
People
The Spanish-American War
100

New markets, cheap labor and raw materials.

What are the factors that fueled American expansion?

100

this land purchased by the United State was important to the economy because it was rich in timber, gold and oil.

What is Alaska?

100

the belief of a nation to separate itself from other nations.

What is isolationism?

100

urged the U.S. to acquire territories overseas, especially in the Pacific

Who are Theodore Roosevelt and Alfred Thayer Mahan?

100

This group of men consisted of  cowboys, policemen, college students and Native Americans.

Who are the Rough Riders?

200

Promoted expansion and settlement of untamed lands for economic and social development

Who is Frederick Jackson Turner?

200

It was the narrowest part of Latin America, to build a canal.

What is Panama?

200

the establishment of colonies in a foreign country for economic gain

What is imperialism?

200

organized a volunteer calvary unit, became a nationa hero at the Battle of Saun Juan Hill and later became President of the U.S.

Who is Theodore Roosevelt?

200

The Filippinoes believed they were fighting with the Americans to gain

What is independence?

300

Urged the U.S. to acquire overseas territory in the Pacific, build a canal and naval bases outside of America.

Who is Alfred Thayer Mahan?

300

Purchased for 20 million dollars after the Spanish-American War

What is the Philippines?

300

American foreign policy told Europe to stay out of the Western Hemisphere

What is the Monroe Doctrine?

300

worried that imperialistic views might threaten U.S. values by violating fundamental human rights

Who are anti-imperialists

300

a major result of the of the Spanish Amercan war for the United States

What was gaining overseas colonies?

400

the view is shown in the following quote,
...we are in the Philippines as righteously as we are there rightly and legally.  . . . the taking of the Philippines does not violate the principles of the Declaration of Independence, but will spread them among a people who have never known liberty, and who in a few years will be as unwilling to leave the shelter of the American flag as those of any other territory we ever brought beneath its folds.  

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Speech to US Senate, 1900

What is imperialism?

400

The Philiiopines, Guam and Puerto Rico

What are the territories gained by the U.S. after the Spanish American War?

400

The independence of Panama and the construction of the canal occured due to.

What is the Roosevelt Corollary?

400

Wanted to restore the power of Hawaii to the people, was overthrown by American farmers 

Who is Queen Liliokalani

400

the U.S. battleship sent to Cuba to protect Americans that mysteriously exploded

What is the USS Maine?

500

The belief in the duty to civilize and Christianize the savages of the world.

What is the White Man's Burdin?

500

Annexation of this territory had trade advantages for American sugar growers

What is Hawaii?

500

Adding the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine declared the United States to be...

What is the policeman for the Western Hemisphere?

500

Supported expanding America by arranging the purchase of Alaska from Russia

Who is William Seward?

500

Influenced Americans to support Cuba and their war against Spain, exaggerated stories to sell newspapers, and blamed Spain for the explosion of the battleship Maine.

What is Yellow Journalism (the role it played in the Spanish-American War)?