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what term means non-involvement in world
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who was sent on a mission to japan
which resulted in the treaty of kanagawa
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what drove imperialism and large empires
to compete with one another for power and influence |
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| search for markets and materials |
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whose belief in expansionism pictured a
canal across central america |
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| how much did the united states purchase alaska for and from whom |
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| what did king kalakaua agree to in return for the renewal of a trade agreement |
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| u.s. naval base at pearl harbor |
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| which ruler of hawaii wanted hawaiians to regain economic control of their island |
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| what policy expanded trading interests in china |
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| how was the ''great white fleet'' used |
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| to display nation's naval power |
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| events in what countr caused congress to declare war on spain |
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| americans insisted on going to war with spain after the explosion of what ship |
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| the spanish american war was fought during which presidential administration |
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| after the treaty of paris was signed, what country became an american protectorate |
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| what is a narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas |
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| what doctor gave instructions on how to fight malaria and yellow fever |
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| what allowed the united states to intervene in latin american nations whenever those nations seemed unstable |
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| who led an uprising killing americans hoping to damage relations between mexico and the united states in 1916 |
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| what is a feeling of intense loyalty to one's country called |
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| in the early 1900s, what type of atmosphere did european nations create as they built up their armies and navies |
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| what are defense agreements among nations called |
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| what is an understanding between nations called |
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| what war did the assassination of archduke franz ferdinand spark lead to |
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| why did britain declare war on germay |
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| germany attacked belgium and britain honored it's treaty to protect belgium |
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| which countries were members of the central powers during world war 1 |
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| germany, austria-hungary, ottomon or turkish empire |
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| which countries were members of the allied powers during ww1 |
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| great britain,france,russia, japan and italy |
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| what country joined the allies because it was a rival of germany |
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| what country was first to use poison gas during wwi |
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| what german weapon changed the course of the war |
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| what stand did the united states take during the early days of ww1 |
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what are payments by the losing country in a
war to the winner for the damages caused by the war |
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| what country was forced to pay billions of dollars in reparations |
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| the united states fought in ww1 but did not sign what treaty |
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| what economic system is based on private property and free enterprise |
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| what did militaries on both sides use to gain american support during ww1 |
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| what happened to the lusitania |
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| ''he kept us out of war'' was which presidential candidate's and political party's campaign slogan |
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| woodrow wilson, democrats |
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