Unit 4 Flashcards

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Who wanted independence from Spain

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Cuba, they were influenced by the American republic

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Who was Cuba controlled by, and did they let them free

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Spain, they refused to give any of their colonies up

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Who did Cuba get help from military wise

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America

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Why did America dislike Spain

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They didn’t like having Spanish influence near them

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What did the us do to create more influence in the Caribbean

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Created a naval base in Cuba

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What did Cuba mass produce

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Sugar

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Why did us get involved

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Desire for influence in the Caribbean, yellow journalism, D lame letter, sinking of the USS Maine

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Yellow journalism

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The sensational style of writing which exaggerates the news to enrage readers

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What deep in American sympathies for a Cuban rebel

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Yellow journalism stories of poisoned wells, and of children being thrown to the sharks

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Two yellow journalist

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Joseph Pulitzer, William Randolph, Hearst

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What is de lome roasts McKinley

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Enrique Vincent de lime called McKinely a warmonger and this letter was intercept by Cuba and enraged Americans

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What is the USS Maine warship

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Sent to Cuba to evacuate American citizens, the ship blew up, hearts’s stated that Spanish blew up the ship

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What is the teller amendment?

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Stated that the US would not Cuba and would only gain them independence

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What was the strategy of the US for Cuba?

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Isolate Spanish troops, invade, and destroy Spanish forces

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Who are the Roughriders?

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The first volunteer cavalry regiment under the command of Leonard Wood and Theodore Roosevelt

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Battle of San Juan Hill

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Heroic and desperate charge on a well defended hill by the rough riders located in , Santiago cuba.

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What did the battle of San Juan Hill do?

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Gave the US Army a significant advantage in Cuba

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What was Theodore Roosevelt considered in the San Juan Hill battle?

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A hero

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Battle of Santiago de Cuba

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US Navy surrounded in annihilated the Spanish Caribbean squadron in Cuba

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Decisive movement

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The destruction of the Spanish fleet, ultimately spelled defeat for Spain, in the war, US troops, invaded Puerto Rico and Guam

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Treaty of Paris 1898

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US and Spain signed a cease-fire agreement on August 12

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When did US and Spain meet in Paris? Agree on the treaty of Paris 1898

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December 10, 1898

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Results of the Spanish American war

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US baht Philippines for $20 million, gained Guam, Puerto Rico

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What is the plat amendment?

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Made Cuba a protectorate of the US, US would control Cuba for policy, Cuba set aside land for US naval bases, Guantánamo Bay

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What country becomes a world power after the territorial acquisitions?
US
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Reason reasons for imperial
Desire for new markets, military expansion, rise of nationalism, American superiority
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What is new markets used for?
A place for farming us to sell goods, ports, and trade would create more consumers for product products
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What is the great white fleet?
Third largest navy in the world
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What did Alfred T Mahan write?
Influence of sea power
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Nationalism
A devotion to the interest in culture to one’s nation, US should create its own colonies
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American superiority
Responsibility to spread Christianity and civilization to the worlds, inferior people
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Who was the white man’s burden written by?
Rudyard Kipling
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Anti-imperialists
The idea that it was wrong to build an empire because it went against belief of liberty for all
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US imperialism in Hawaii
Queen Liliuokalani try to restore Hawaiian control from businessman
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Who is the first governor of Hawaii?
Sanford, b dole
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US imperialism in Puerto Rico
The government was limited by the US
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1917 jones act
Granted PRs citizenship
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Imperialism in Philippines
Filipinos revolted in the Filipino American war
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Who was the leader of Filipino forces
Emilio Aguinaldo
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Why would US be interested in Guam
All naval bases and refueling stations are for American ships in route to or from Asia
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What are the main industries in Guam
Catering and military
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What was the Monroe doctrine
Keep European interference out of Latin America
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A police power
If Europeans intervened with Latin America the US would you force
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Big stick policy
The US had a big navy
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Panama Canal construction
Helped facilitate US warships between the Atlantic and pacific ports
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Why did they chose the Panama Canal
Narrowest point in Central America
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What did US do to acquire Panama Canal
Helped Panamanian nationalists revolt against Columbia
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After the US signed for the Panama Canal what did they receive
A 10 mile wide strip of rainforest known as the Canal Zone
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What were the challenges of construction
Different water levels, malaria and yellow fever, difficulties in dredging
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Different water levels
Had to create locks to account for that
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Malaria and yellow fever
Drs. Reed and Gotham will prevent the spread with spraying of swamps and draining
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Difficulties in dredging
Had to create an artificial lake to help
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Intervention in China
US competed with other foreigners for Chinese consumers,
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Open door policy
Nations share their trading rights with the US thus creating open access in China
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What did the growth of the US economy depend on
Exports to consumers worldwide
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Legation quarter
Only area in Peking(Beijing) where foreign diplomatic establishments were allowed to operate
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Boxer rebellion
Anti imperial forces supported by Qing empress lad siege to legation quarter of Peking for 55 days
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Dollar diplomacy
Taft used loans given to Oregon countries to protect US investments in Latin America
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What did Taft use to further US interest in Latin America
Financial power
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What were the countries that were part of the open door policy
Great Britain, France, Russia, Austria, Hungary, Germany, Italy, Japan
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What did John hay do
He sent a note to the foreign powers in China