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| 3 out of 5 reasons for imperialism |
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1. overseas markets(for agricultural and industrial goods)---------
2. Yellow press (yellow journalism)--------
3. Missionary impulse (the desire to spread christianity to underdeveloped countries "Backward people")-----------
4.racism.darwinism(anglo-saxon are supperior...and earth belonged to strong and fit)
5. Need for naval bases and coaling stations |
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| 3 main advocates for imperialism |
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| alfred Thayer Mahan----josiah strong------james G. Blaine |
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| naval captain, author of "The Influence of Sea Power upon History" argued that if a nation hoped to be a world power, it had to have a world class navy |
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| preacher-Our Country: Its Possible Future and Its Present Crisis...believed that US had a moral obligation to spread christianity to underdeveloped countries |
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| Big Sister policy which aimed to rally the Latin American countries behind Uncle Sam'sleadership to Yankee traders---presided over the first Pan-American Conferencein 1889 |
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| 1823 says no more further colonization in the Americas, written by john quincy adams |
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| stated that Hawaiian sugar could enter the US Duty free and that Hawaii would not lease any naval ases to other countries |
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| eliminated the duty-free status of Hawaiian sugar |
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| advocated a policy of "Hawaii for Hawaiians" ---planter class revolted against the queen and asked Washington to annex Hawaii, but President Cleveland withdrew the treaty from the senate. |
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| led the fleet of warships to cuba after the outbreak of the war |
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| leader of ill prepared Americans to drive out Cervera |
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| part of the invading army, regiment of volunteers of cowboys and ex-athletes |
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| commanded the Rough Riders |
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| principally oranized the Rough Riders |
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| where the first battle broke out on july 1st |
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| Seward's Folly/Seward's Ice box |
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| term used for alaska, because they thought it was a pointless, cold purchase |
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