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| Sent by President Millard Fillmore to Japan to open trading relations. |
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| Secret Society made up of Chinese who wanted to rid China of foreigners. Many attacks on foreigners. |
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| Policy of having little to do with the political affairs of foreign nations. |
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| Large and powerful American Navy (all painted white) |
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| Secretary of State who persuaded Congress to annex Midway Island and purchased Alaska from Russia. |
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| Captain of the US Navy who was a leading supporter of American Imperialism, felt the US needed overseas territories in order to expand its Navy. |
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| Policy of powerful countries seeking to control the economic and political affairs of weaker countries or regions. |
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| Policy of extending a nation's boundaries. |
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| Policy toward China that allowed a nation to trade in any other nation's sphere of influence. |
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| Agreement between US and Japan; Japan agreed to help shipwrecked sailors and opened a port to trade. |
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| Secretary of State in US who convinced other nations to follow an Open Door Policy in China. |
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| Policy of building economic ties to Latin America in the early 1900's. |
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| First volunteer Cavalry Regiment organized by Theodore Roosevelt, charged up San Juan Hill. |
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| Allowed the US to intervene in Cuba and gave US control of the naval base at Guontanamo Bay. |
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| Agreement to stop fighting. |
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| Commander of th eUS Pacific Fleet, destroyed the Spanish Fleet and captured Manilla in the Philippines. |
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| Urged Filipinos to throw off Spanish rule; later led an unsuccessful revolt against US rule. |
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| Charge led by Roosevelt and the Rough Riders in an attempt to take over the key Cuban city of Santiago. |
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| Sensational style of reporting used by some newspapers in the late 1800's. |
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| Wrote patriotic poems in support of Cuban independence. |
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| Told of the Cuban struggle for freedom in his newspaper Patria. |
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| Nation whose independence is limited by the control of a more powerful country. |
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| Allowed US to set up a new government in Puerto Rico; gave Puerto Ricans only a limited say in their own affairs. |
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| Last Queen of Hawaii who worked to reduce foreign influence in her country, forced to give up her throne. |
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| Tried to take over Mexico; shot 17 American citizens in Mexico and raided the town of Columbus, New Mexico killing 19 Americans. |
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| Army physician who helped to control the mosquitoes and the spread of disease in Panama. |
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| Sent by President Wilson to Mexico to capture Francisco "Pancho" Villa but was unsuccessful. |
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| President Theordore Roosevelt's addition to the Monroe Doctrine claiming the right of the US to intervine in Latin America to preserve law and order. |
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| Army engineer in charge of digging the Panama Canal |
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| Narrow strip of land connecting two water ways. |
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| Foreign policy proposed by President Wilson to condemn imperialism, spread democracy and promote peace. |
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| Policy of building economic ties to Latin America in the early 1900's |
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