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International Expansion and Conflict

International Expansion and Conflict. Anticipation Guide. The US purchased Alaska from ______________. The US gained the Hawaiian territory for these reasons: _________________ and _________________. Isolationism is ________________________. Anticipation Guide.

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International Expansion and Conflict

International Expansion and Conflict. Anticipation Guide. The US purchased Alaska from ______________. The US gained the Hawaiian territory for these reasons: _________________ and _________________. Isolationism is ________________________. Anticipation Guide.

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American Imperialism

Chapter 29: Path of Empire 1890-1899. American Imperialism. DVD/Videos. The Spanish-American War: Birth of a Super Power The American President Executive Vision Monroe, McKinley, Wilson, Bush. Foreign Policy and the Early Republic. Washington Farewell Address 1796

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EOCT Review

EOCT Review. Reconstruction - 2001. Reconstruction Venn Diagram. Presidential Reconstruction (Lincoln & Johnson). Congressional Reconstruction (Radical Republicans). 10% Plan Pardoned Confederates No guarantee of political or social equality.

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Entering the World Stage 1898-1917

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Chapter 10 America as a World Power

Chapter 10 America as a World Power. The United States Gains Overseas Territories. Imperialism and Expansion. Counties around the world begin to risk war to gain far off territories such as Samoa. Imperialism and Expansion 2.

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Unit 6: Modern America

Unit 6: Modern America. An American Empire. Chapter Objectives. Explain why the United States pursued a policy of imperialism. Account for the outbreak of the Spanish-American War.

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The U.S. A Growing World Power

The U.S. A Growing World Power. Chapter 9. U.S. looks outside her borders. IMPERIALISM AND AMERICA. Throughout the 19 th century America expanded control of the continent to the Pacific Ocean

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Imperialism

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Getting to California

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The Spanish-American War

The Spanish-American War. Causes Rebellion in Cuba Cuba had been a $50 million investment by Americans for its sugarcane When Cubans (led by Jose Marti rebelled against Spanish rule in 1895, they used guerrilla tactics to inflict massive damage to Spanish forces

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Political Cartoons for Imperialism

Political Cartoons for Imperialism. Acquisition of Alaska. The exception to the rule was Alaska. In 1867, Sec. of State William Steward arranged to buy Alaska from the Russians for $7.2 million. Rich in natural resources (timber, minerals, and oil), Alaska was a bargain at two cents per acre.

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CH 19-21: American Imperialism

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Spanish-American War

Spanish-American War. Warm Up. What 3 factors drove America to pursue overseas territories in the late 1800s? Economic Needs Military Security Ethnocentric Beliefs. Activity Review. Where did we go and why? Midway, Wake, Samoa : Naval bases, refuel, supply Hawaii: Economic

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American History: Chapter 19 Review Video

www.Apushreview.com. American History: Chapter 19 Review Video. From Crisis to Empire. The Politics of Equilibrium. Big Ideas during the late 19 th century: High voter turnout Control of Congress switched between parties frequently

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The Roots of Imperialism

The Roots of Imperialism. Chapter 14, Section 1. The Causes of Imperialism- Economic. Countries seek to acquire resources that they do not produce in their own country. These resources could include tea, rubber , iron, petroleum and other manufactured goods.

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The Spanish-American War: The Fighting and Results

US History Spiconardi. The Spanish-American War: The Fighting and Results. The Teller Amendment. Prior to the start of the war, Congress passed the Teller Amendment

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CAUSES

EFFECTS. EVENTS. CAUSES. US emerges as a world power. yellow journalism. Sinking of the USS Maine. desire to help Cubans. desire to take land from Spain. April 1898 McKinley asks for a declaration of war. US pays Spain $20 million. attack in Manila Bay led by Dewey.

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