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| To have little to do with the political affairs of other nations |
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| Extending one's boundaries |
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| To take control of a territory or country |
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| Seward annexed Alaska from Russia, and it was called… |
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| Japan accepted demands to help shipwrecked sailors and opened 2 ports to American Trade in this treaty. |
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| One country controls the economy and politics of another |
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| One race is superior to another. |
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| Biased news in order to sell papers |
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| Roosevelt lead rebels in the Spanish-American War |
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| African Americans who played a key role in the Battle of Santiago |
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| Country with limited independence |
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| Gave Puerto Rico limited independence |
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| Narrow strip of land connecting larger bodies of land |
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| Amendment, addition to a pre-existing document |
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| Taft's policy to build strong economic ties with others |
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| Wilson's policy of condemning imperialism, spreading democracy and promoting peace |
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