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Imperialism

Published on Dec 01, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Imperialism

Extending a countries power.
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Protectorate

A controlled state that is protected by another.

Anglo-Saxonism

The belief that English speaking countries are superior.

Social Darwinism

The evolution of man and the survival of the fittest.

Spanish-American War

The conflict between Spain and the US because America intervened Cuba's war for independence. 

Yellow Journalism

Journalism based on extreme exageration.
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Great White Fleet

When the US Navy ships were around the world to show power.
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Boxer Rebellion

A Chinese secret organization that led an uprising.
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Open Door Policy

To secure agreement with the U.S. Policy. 

Dollar Diplomacy

To expand by garenteeing loans to forgien countries. 

Roosevelt Corollary

It was added to the Monroe Doctrine after the Venezuela Crisis of 1902-1903.
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Big Stick Diplomacy

The theory that leaders want peace but also want nations to know of their power. 

Moral Diplomacy

The system of nations giving support to only nations whose morals are the same as theirs. 

Panama Canal

Connects the Atlantic to the Pacific for faster travel and new markets.

Isolationism

To be apart from the political afairs of other countries.
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Propaganda

Information used to promote the war.

Lusitania

The biggest British passenger ship.
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Militarism

The belief that a country should maintain a strong military.
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Alliences

When countries unite for mutual benefits.
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Nationalism

The belief that what the state wants is most important.
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Zimmerman Telegraph

Germany sent a telegraph to Mexico to invade Texas.
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War Industries Board

Created to purchase war supplies. 

Victory Garden

A home garden to produce more food during the war.
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Liberty Bonds

A way to financialy support the war.

Wilson's 14 points

Program for world peace.
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League of Nations

An organization created after the Paris Peace Conference.

The Great Migration

6 Million African Americans move up North to the Urban cities. 

Henry Cabot Lodge

American Republican Senator. 
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Queen Liliuokalani

Queen of Hawaii.
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Alfred T. Mahan

Navy admiral and was the most important strategist of the century.
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Joseph Pulitizer

He was a journalist and newspaper publisher.

William Randolph Hearst

Newspaper publisher and crearted the biggest newspaper chain.

William Mckinley

25th President of the U.S. He was assassinated in 1901. 
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Theodore Roosevelt

26th President of the United States.
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Woodrow Wilson

28th President of the U.S. from 1913-1921.
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Archduke Franz Ferdinand

The Archduke of Austria-Hungary. Assasinated in 1914