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This person was the last to reign in Hawaii's monarchy before surrendering power to the US to annex the state.
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This trend, which was already happening in Europe, is a policy in which stronger nations extend their economic, political, or military control over weaker territories.
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This admiral encouraged the US to build up its naval fleet. He was credited with the edition of the USS Maine that was later destroyed.
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This former Secretary of State, under Presidents Lincoln and Johnson, pushed expanionism and was credited with the US purchase of Alaska from Russia.
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The US built a naval base in Hawaii, used as a refueling station for American ships, that was named______________.
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Encouraged by Ambasador John L. Stevens, a revolution was organized with the help of US marines, and the Hawaiian monarchy was overthrown and headed by ____________.
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As a result of Anti-Spanish sentiment in Cuba, the nation erupted into a second war for independence. A Cuban poet and journalist, by the name of ___________, who was exiled in New York helped to launch the revolution and prodded the US to intervene and free Cuba.
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This Spanish General was sent to Cuba to restore order. As a result of his method of corraling Cubans into concentration camps to quell the rebels, thousands of Cubans died from hunger and disease.
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A sensational style of writing, which exaggerates the news to lure and enrage readers, is known as black journalism.
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Thought to have been blown up by the Spanish in the harbor of Havana, this US naval ship was ordered to return to the US with American citizens in danger from the fighting taking place in Cuba.
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Commanded by this US Commodore, the Spanish fleet were fired on at Manila, in the Philippines. The Spanish were blindsided, instead thinking the US would invade Cuba.
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This was a volunteer calvary, under the command of Leonard Wood and Theodore Roosevelt, they were credited with cearing the way for an infantry attack on the strategically important Cuban hill.
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The attacks by the rough riders and their advancement on this strategically important Cuban hill, gave way to the victorious destruction of the Spanish fleet along the Cuban coast.
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What famous treaty brought into question annexation and imperialism in regards to the Philippines.
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This act ended military rule in Puerto Rico and gave the US power to appoint Puerto Rico's governor and members of the upper house of its legislature.
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The US insisted Cuba add the following provisions to its constitution:
- Cuba could not make treaties that might limit its independence or permit a foreign power to control any part of its territory.
- The US reserved the right to intervene in Cuba
-Cuba was not to go into debt (hmmm.....no comment)
-The US could buy or lease land on the island for naval stations and refueling stations.
These were collectively known at what amendments?
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A country whose affairs are partially controlled by a stronger power in known as a protectorate.
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The Treaty of Paris which ultimately led to the annexation of the Philippines, this rebel leader believed the US had promised them independence and he vowed to fight for freedom.
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Fearing that China would be carved into colonies and US traders would be shut out, this US Secretary of State issues a series of policy statements called__________, proposing that imperialist nations share their trading rights with the US.
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John Pershing, open door policy
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John Pershing, open door notes
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John Hays, open door policy
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John Hays, open door notes
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These Chinese formed secret societies pledged to rid the country of "foreign devils."
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21.
This canal cuts across Central America, reducing travel time for commercial and military ships providing a shortcut from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans.
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This stated that the US would use force to protect its economic interests in Latin America.
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This guaranteed loans made to foreign countries by American businesspeople.
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Mexican nationalists who opposed the Carranza government.
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25.
THis Brigadier General and his forces were ordered by President Wilson to capture Francisco "Pancho" Villa dead or alive
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