USH Unit 03
Published on Jul 02, 2020
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Protectorate
A country that is technically independent but is actually under the control of another ocuntry
Photo by Juan Luis Ozaez
Cuba was an American protectorate, the U.S. had the control to intervene in their affairs.
It was a policy of staying out of foreign affairs, that the U.S. followed before they decided to enter World War I.
Yellow Journalism
scandalous stories and shocking illustrations based on little factual information
Photo by Robert Couse-Baker
The U.S. joined the Spanish-American War because of the exaggeration of the Cuban fight for independence.
The use of Propaganda by the British induced the American civilians to want to join the war by portraying the Germans as savages and inhuman monsters.
Victory Gardens
1during the wwi, us encouraged us citizens, to grow their own produce so there could be more food to send over to the troops
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Victory gardens were suggested to decrease the amount of meat consumed in order to send more available roof to the front lines.
Great Migration
2during wwi, between 300,000 aqnd 500,000 African Americans left the south to settle in the north to fill the job voids
Photo by Steve Snodgrass
The movement of American Americans to cities was because of the lack of workers in factories during the war.
Big Stick Diplomacy
it was the policy by Roosevelt to describe the assertion of American dominate if necessary
Photo by Michael Afonso
It is the act of negotiating with other countries with the backup of naval powers.
Platt Amendments
1901 amendment to the Cuban constitution that allowed the U.S. certain rights
Photo by Alejandro Castro
Even with Cuba's newly gained independence, they were forced, as a protectorate, to allow U.S. intervention in their affairs.
Open Door Policy
the policy that declared other nations to share trading rights with the U.s.
Photo by Gigi
This as a policy concerning the trade with China, China was not included in the discussion.
Spanish-American War
1it was the fight for cuba's independence, U.S. gained territory
Photo by J. Tewell
The result of the war was that Cuba was free and U.S. gained control of Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines.
Sedition Act
it limited citizen's 1st amendment rights, illegal to talk bad about country
Photo by jasoneppink
It delivered severe punishments to people who talked bad about one's country, president, or government, it limited the 1st amendment.
Queen Liliuokalani
1the last monarch of hawaii who was overthrown by u.s. businessmen
She tried to shift the power from large business owners back to the monarchy, but was overthrown, the result of it was that Hawaii was annexed by America.
Great White Fleet
16 battleships that Roosevet sent on aq voyage around the world
Photo by Pat McDonald
It was a symbol of expanding U.S. naval power, showing off the military might.
Boxer Rebellion
1secret chinese societies began organizing to kick out foreign control
Photo by ralphrepo
It was an attempt by the Chinese to use violence to drive out the foreign powers, killing any foreigners.
This was an alliance with other countries to keep the peace, the U.S. didn't join because Congress believed it would entangle in foreign affairs.
Panama Canal
it was a canal in Panama to make another possible trade route
Photo by Official U.S. Navy Imagery
The U.S. provoked and supported a revolution to have Panama gain independence, it made negotiation the building of the canal easier.
1st Red Scare
1a fear of communist uprising in the U.S. government, lead people to fear immigrants
Photo by midiman
The fear of a Communist takeover, American's called for imitations on immigration, it leads to the Palmer Raids.
Roosevelt Corollary
it was an addition to the Monroe doctrine, warned other countries away from Latin America
Photo by Filip Gielda
It allowed the U.S. to interfere in Latin American matters as long as they felt it was necessary, it also told European powers to mind their own business.
William Taft
1president who's diplomacy idea was referred to as a Dollar Diplomacy
Photo by Library of Congress
Dollar Diplomacy was using loans to keep control of American financial/economic interests while minimalizing the military use.
Henry Cabot Lodge
wrote "influence of sea power" which stated for a need of a strong navy
Photo by cliff1066™
