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Terms and Names Units 1 - 5

Terms and Names Units 1 - 5. created by a group of investors to establish the Jamestown colony in 1607. Virginia Company. Native American leader of the group by the same name who had uneasy peace with the settlers in Jamestown. Powhatan.

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Jeopardy

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Chapter 27 The New Imperialism,

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America Claims an Empire

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Imperialism Review

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Chapter 17 Section 1

Chapter 17 Section 1. The Pressure to Expand. Imperialism. Nations attempt to create empires by dominating weaker nations Economically Politically Culturally Militarily. Why did imperialism grow in Europe at the end of the 1800s?.

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Texas Revolution and Westward Expansion

Texas Revolution and Westward Expansion. Monroe Doctrine.

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US Foreign Policy Historical Review 1789 - 1900

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The Spanish-American War

The Spanish-American War. How did the activities of the United States in Latin America set the stage for war with Spain? What were the events leading up to and following the Spanish-American War? What challenges did the United States face after the war?

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U.S. Foreign Policy and Diplomacy

U.S. Foreign Policy and Diplomacy. Be able to explain how the U.S. uses its foreign policy and Diplomatic Tools to further its national interests . Isolationism . For 150 years, the U.S. stayed out of world affairs.

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Presidential Report Card

Daliyah Middleton C Block January 27, 2014. Presidential Report Card. Report Card Grades. George Washington 1789-1797. B.

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Timeline of U.S. Intervention of Latin America

Timeline of U.S. Intervention of Latin America. By:Emily Turner. 1820-1853. 1823- The Monroe Doctrine warns against recolonization of newly independent Latin Americans Republicans. 1835-45- Settlers in Texas revolt against Mexico and joins the United States.

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Colonialism and the Colonial Legacy

Colonialism and the Colonial Legacy. Very little autonomy Court governs Makes democracy harder later on Conquistadors found Aztec, Inca and Mayan regions Rich with gold and silver Destroyed them with weapons and disease Peninsulares claimed land Slaves exploited

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Monroe Doctrine

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Diplomacy

Is it still called that when you threaten countries with war? . Diplomacy. Latin American Independence. By 1810, opposition to Spanish rule in Latin America was growing rapidly. Spain, weakened by war, was unable to maintain control of its colonies.

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President James Monroe

President James Monroe. Emily Medina. Before Presidency. Born April 28, 1758 Was Anti-Federalist Fought in the Battle of Trenton Wounded by a musket ball to the shoulder Fought in the American Revolution. . . . . . . . . . . Monroe . . . . . . . . . . Presidency.

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Spanish-American War April-Aug 1898

Yellow Journalism -Exaggerated stories describing conditions for Cubans Americans sympathize with Cubans. Cuban Revolution -Cubans rebel against Spanish rule -Spanish General Weyler sent to break up rebellion. Placed rebels in concentration camps -Jose Marti Destruction of plantations

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Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt. Brittany Daufen Pd 3. About Theodore Roosevelt. 43, youngest President in Nation's history Born, New York City 1858 ,wealthy family Attended Harvard College (4 Years) U.S Vice President March 4- Sept. 14, 1901 Twenty-sixth President of United States

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The Monroe Doctrine

The Monroe Doctrine. Goals: To understand the US foreign policy that dictated decisions over the next hundred years in American History. Expanding the United States. In 1819, Spain was persuaded to sell Florida to the US

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