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Imperialism

Building and empire by founding colonies or conquering other nations

Isolationism

Avoiding involvement in the affairs of other countries

William H Seward

Secretary of State, arranged the purchase of Alsaska from Russia from $7.2 million

Liliuokalani

Became queen after the Hawaiin King did. She was born in Honululu.

Spheres of Influence

Areas where forgien nations controlled resources

Open Door Policy

This policy stated that all nations should have equal access to trade in China

Boxer Rebellion

The Boxers where Chinese nationalists who were angered by foreign involvement in China

Yellow Journalism

To attract readers, Pultizer and Hearst printed sensational, often exaggerated new stories.

Teller Amendment

stated that the U.S. had no interest in taking control of Cuba

Emilio Aguinaldo

Rebel (US and Filipino troops) leader wh took control of Manila

Anti Imperialist League

A group that opposed the treaty and the creation of American colonial empire

Platt Amendment

limited Cuba's right to make treaties and allowed the U.S. to intervene in Cuban affairs

Panama Canal

Was fully opened to ships on August 15, 1914, linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

Roosevelt Collary

Roosevelt Collary to the Monroe Doctrine. This addition warned that in cases of "wrongdoing" by Latin countries, the United States might exercise "international police power"

Dollar Diplomacy

Influencing governments through economic, not military, intervention

Mexican Revolution

A long violent struggle for power in Mexico

John J Pershing

and 150,000 US soldiers into Mexico, Pershing mission was to capture the rebel leader Francisco "Pancho" Villa

Francisco "Pancho" Villa

killed 17 Americans in New Mexico . He perishing failed to capture Villa, and Wilson recalled the troops