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Imperialism and Hawaii
Spanish-American War
America's Influence
WWl
WWl Continued
100
foreign policy in which stronger nations extend their economic, political and military control over weaker territories
Imperialism
100

Sensational style of writing which exaggerates news to lure and engage readers

Yellow Journalism
100

This ended military rule in PR and set up a civil government

Foraker Act

100
Was assassinated in Bosnia by a Serbian activist
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
100

biased communication designed to influence people’s thoughts and actions

Propaganda
200
US naval base, refueling station; largest Hawaiian port
Pearl Harbor
200

Organized a Cuban rebellion against Spain

Jose Marti

200
Promised that the US would stay out of the eastern hemisphere and European affairs
Monroe Doctrine
200

military operations in which the opposing forces attack

Trench Warfare
200

Thought to be spread by soldiers, killed as many as 30 million worldwide

The Flu Epidemic
300
This woman gained power in Hawaii
Queen Liliuokalani
300

This letter criticized Mckinley

The De Lome Letter
300

areas in which another nation has great influence

Spheres of Influence
300
Germany sunk this ship 
The Lusitania
300
This amendment allowed women's suffrage
The 19th
400
Incorporating territory into an existing country or state
annex
400

This man gave the command to fire on the Spanish fleet in Manila

Commodore George Dewey

400
This man worried that China would be carved into colonies and the US wouldn't get a piece
John Hay
400

telegram from the German foreign minister to a German ambassador in Mexico

The Zimmermann Note
400

Mass movement of African Americans from the rural south to urban northern cities

The Great Migration
500

This president ordered Queen Lili. to be restored to the throne. He was also recognized as the Republic of Hawaii

POTUS Cleveland

500

This ship exploded in Havana harbor; killed 260 people

The Explosion of the USS Maine

500

All imperialist nations interested in China would share their trading rights with the US and this would prevent a monopoly of control in China

Open Door Policy
500

battle fatigue, term coined during WWI to describe a complete emotional collapse

Shell Shock
500

Fined up to $10,000 and 20 years in jail for speaking or writing against the government or war effort

Espionage and Sedition Acts