Reasons for War
Results of the War
Theodore Roosevelt
Diplomacy
Vocabulary
100

These countries went to war in 1898

Spain and the United States of America

100

This country lost the war

Spain

100

 Theodore Roosevelt's nickname?

Teddy

100

Theodore Roosevelt asks you to do what and carry a big stick

Speak softly

100

If you are born in these two countries, you are are an American citizen

Puerto Rico and Guam

200

Protection of U.S.business in this country

Cuba

200

Emerged from the war as a great leader and future politician 

Theodore Roosevelt

200

 The name of the Army regiment led by Theodore Roosevelt

 Rough Riders

200

A government's strategy for handling foreign nations

Foreign Policy

200

This treaty ended the war on December 10. 1898

The Treaty of Paris

300

This colorful type of journalism exaggerated news stories

Yellow Journalism 

300

This country earned its independence after the war

Cuba

300

Theodore Roosevelt was born in this northeastern state

New York

300

This branch of the U.S. military grew in numbers and power due to Big Stick Diplomacy

The U.S. Navy

300

This group successfully captured San Juan Hill

Buffalo Soliders 

400

This U.S. naval ship exploded in the Havana Harbor

U.S.S Maine

400
Territories gained by the U.S. after the war

Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines 

400

As president, Roosevelt created 5 of these

National Parks

400

This American president created the doctrine that warned Europe to stay out of affairs in the Western hemisphere

James Monroe

400

The policy of powerful countries wanting to gain control over weaker countries

Imperialism 

500

The U.S. supported these rebels in their fight for independence from Spain

The Cuban Rebels

500

This country became a world super power

The United States

500

Theodore's famous cousin who also became president of the United States

Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR)

500

Th U.S. can interject themselves in the economic matters of Latin American countries

The Roosevelt Corollary

500

This man made, U.S. constructed waterway connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

The Panama Canal