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Chapter 11: America and the World

Chapter 11: America and the World. Section 1: Expansion in the Pacific. Imperialism: The quest for colonial empires. Between 1876 and 1915, a handful of industrialized nations seized control of vast areas of Africa, Asia and Latin America.

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The Rise of American Power

The Rise of American Power. 1865-1920. The BIG IDEA. the United States became a world power U.S. territory was acquired by military conquest, treaty, purchase, and annexation the United States moved away from its traditional foreign policy

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Friday, May 23 rd

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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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Chapter 22

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Becoming a World Power

Becoming a World Power. Part 1 Alaska, Hawaii, and the Pacific. Americans had always sought to expand the size of the nation, and by the mid 19 th century had extended control all the way to the Pacific Ocean.

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Spanish American War 1898

Spanish American War 1898. Cuban Rebellion 1895-1898. Spain smashed and defeated a Cuban Rebellion forcing Jose Marti to flee to the U.S. to gather money, arms, and troops. In 1895, Marti returned to Cuba and led a revolt Many people including Marti died. Jose Marti

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18.3: Acquiring New Lands

18.3: Acquiring New Lands. OBJECTIVE: Understand how US imperialism developed. Identify how the US acquired Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines. Puerto Rico LOSES independence when it is acquired by US during Spanish-American War. (Luis Munoz Rivera)

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Chapter 17 Section 2

Chapter 17 Section 2. The Spanish-American War. Arbitration. The settlement of a dispute by a person or panel chosen to listen to both sides and come to a decision The U.S. forced Britain to agree to arbitration over disputed territory in the Western Hemisphere, rather than use their military.

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Chapter 20 American Imperialism

Chapter 20 American Imperialism. Manifest Destiny. Early ideas of westward expansion were limited to North American territories where a growing population could expand. By 1890 the U.S. first began to consider expansion into foreign territories, Much like France, Britain, and Germany.

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18.3: Acquiring New Lands

18.3: Acquiring New Lands. OBJECTIVES: Describe U.S. involvement in Puerto Rico Explain how the United States maintained political control over Cuba. Identify the causes and effects of the Philippine-American War. Explain the purpose of the Open Door policy in China.

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Eyes on the Pacific

Eyes on the Pacific . Guided Reading Activity Answers. Commodore Matthew Perry, opening Japan by forcing them to sign the Treaty of Kanagawa.

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18.3: Acquiring New Lands

18.3: Acquiring New Lands. OBJECTIVES: Describe U.S. involvement in Puerto Rico Explain how the United States maintained political control over Cuba. Identify the causes and effects of the Philippine-American War. Explain the purpose of the Open Door policy in China.

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Imperialism

Imperialism. A Review of US Empire-Building at the Turn of the 20 th Century. Hawaii. Treaties signed in 1875 and 1887 guaranteed trade and U.S. rights to Pearl Harbor Hawaiian sugar was very profitable. High tariffs on sugar made planters want to be part of US

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Unit 3 : United States Imperialism

Unit 3 : United States Imperialism. Imperialism : the policy of extending the rule or authority of an empire or nation over foreign countries, or of acquiring and holding colonies and dependencies. Imperialist Powers Territories. Great Britain France Belgium

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Causes and Effects of Overseas Expansion

Causes and Effects of Overseas Expansion . Why was the United States interested in expanding our nation?. Natural Resources Alaska provided oil, timber, gold, copper and furs Hawaii provided sugar cane and pineapple Cuba provided sugar cane . Causes of expansion.

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China Open Door Policy

Shanna, Allie, Danielle, Sarah. China Open Door Policy. China's Qing Dynasty began to crumble- nations saw China as a weakened power and demanded trade China Open Door Policy - Initiated by Secretary of State John Hay Issued to Great Britain, Germany, Russia, Japan, France, and Italy

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Call to Order

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Call to Order

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Unit 2 Notes: Imperialism (Part 1)

Unit 2 Notes: Imperialism (Part 1). Students will learn how the US became a major world power, and diplomacy with neighboring countries and abroad. New Imperialism. Many Americans wanted to make the US a world power

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