'Big stick diplomacy' presentation slideshows

Group Activity: American Imperialism

Group Activity: American Imperialism. Student groups will be assigned 1 of 7 countries impacted by U.S. imperialism: Groups will research the events of U.S. imperialism & present a brief 3 minute class presentation that shares 2 viewpoints;

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World War I

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World War I

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open door & Japanese imperialism

open door & Japanese imperialism. Spheres of influence Boxer rebellion Open door policy Japan becomes imperialist. FOREIGN INTERVENTION IN CHINA TAKES CENTER STAGE AT THE END OF THE 19 TH CENTURY. RUSSIA 1896-1898. BRITAIN 1898. GERMANY 1898. BRITAIN 1842. BOXER REBELLION, 1900.

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U.S. Foreign Policy Over Time

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United States Foreign Policy, 1898 - 1919

United States Foreign Policy, 1898 - 1919. Expansion into the Pacific, The Spanish-American War, Latin American Policy, and World War I. Alfred Thayer Mahan, The Influence of Sea Power Upon History.

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Ch 18 - Imperialism

Ch 18 - Imperialism. AKS. 43a - describe the Spanish-American War, the Philippine insurrection, and the Constitutional debate over American expansionism

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Essential Question : What role did the U.S. play in world affairs in the early 1900s?

Essential Question : What role did the U.S. play in world affairs in the early 1900s?. As a result of the Spanish-American War, Cuba was liberated & the USA annexed the Philippines, Guam, Puerto Rico. U.S. Imperialism: PUERTO RICO.

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American Imperialism

American Imperialism. Objectives. Content: Analyze evidence on the Maine explosion and determine which newspaper is more believable. Language: Explain the 4 causes of the Spanish American War. Causes of the Spanish American War.

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The Rise of American Imperialism

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Chapter 27

Chapter 27. Imperialism. I. Growth of Imperialism. I. Imperialism -strong nations attempt to create empires by dominating weaker nations This could be done by economic, militaristic, political, and cultural means. I. Growth of Imperialism. A. Why 1. Economic Factors

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Imperialism

Imperialism. Imperialism. After the Industrial Revolution , Europeans began looking for new lands to explore and colonize, this led to imperialism. IMPERIALISM : domination by one country over the political and economic life of another country. . Motives of Imperialism. ECONOMIC

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The Monroe Doctrine

The Monroe Doctrine. Pre 1823 Early Monroe Doctrine Later Monroe Doctrine, 1895 US Interventionist Diplomacy Emergence of Good Neighbor Policy The Cold War and Latin America. http://franceshunter.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/monroe.jpg. Background to the Monroe Doctrine.

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Joe Cagdas Thomas Curtin Michael Zipps Gyure

Joe Cagdas Thomas Curtin Michael Zipps Gyure. Imperialism. Imperialism. When one country takes over the economic social or political life of another. Panama Canal.

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Day 2- Tues 1/18/11

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New American Diplomacy

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The United States in Latin America

The United States in Latin America. Chapter 14, Section 4. U.S. Policy in Puerto Rico and Cuba. Puerto Rico remained under U.S. rule after the S-A War. The Foraker Act was passed in 1900 and established a civil government on the island.

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1. Imperialism 2. Nationalism 3. Monroe Doctrine 4. Alfred Thayer Mahan 5. Henry Cabot Lodge

Chapter 10 Key Terms Imperialism. 1. Imperialism 2. Nationalism 3. Monroe Doctrine 4. Alfred Thayer Mahan 5. Henry Cabot Lodge 6. Platt Amendment 7. Spheres of Influence 8. Open Door Policy 9. Roosevelt Corollary 10. Dollar Diplomacy 11. Arbitration 12. Annex 13. Banana Republics

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