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79 Cards in this Set
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Japan
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An isolated country that was opend for traid by the United States.
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Commodore Matthew Perry
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Was the man who was sent to open Japan for traid.
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President Millard Fillmore
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Was the president who wanded to open up Japan for traid.
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Russia
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The country that sold the U.S. Alaska
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Secretary of State William Seward
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Was the Secretary of State that bought Alaska from the Russians.
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Frederick Jackson Turner
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Was the man who declared the frontear gone.
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Captain Alfred T. Mahan
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Beleaved that the U.S. needed trade and a powerfull navey.
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Queen Liliuokalani Hawaii
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Was the former Queen of Hawaii.
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William Randolph Hearst
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William Randolph Hearst
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Commodore George Dewey
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Emilio Aguinaldo
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Theodore "Teddy" Roosevellt
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William gorgas
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Arrival of Perry in Japan
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When Japan had contact with the out side world.
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American Purchase of Alaska
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The purchase of Alaska from the russians.
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Overthrow of Queen of Hawaii
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The overthrow of the Queen of Hawaii and later annexation of Hawaii.
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Annexation of Hawaii
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The making of Hawaii a state of the United States.
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Boxer Rebellion
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Chinease people who wandted to remove the other countres from China.
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Sinking of USS Maine
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Spanish American War
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Treaty of Paris
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Revolt in Panama
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Japan
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An isolated country untill the U.S. wants to trade with them.
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Alaska
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The land we bought from the Russians.
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Russia
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The country that sold us Alaska.
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Samoa
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A conoly that the U.S. split up with Germaney.
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Hawaii
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The conoly that the Queen of hawaii once ruled.
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China
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Sapin
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Guam
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Wake Island
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Philippines
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Cuba
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Puerto Rico
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Colombia
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Panama Canal
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Isolation (ism)
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The sepration from other countries.
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Imperialism
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The taking over of smaller weaker countries.
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"Seward Folly"
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What the U.S. called the purchas of Alaska.
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"Manifest Destiny"
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The beleafe that the U.S. had to own all the land from one Ocean to the other.
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Sphere of Influence
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The influence that other countries have in certan areas.
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Open Door Policy
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When people can move in and out of an country.
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Boxers
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Chinease rebeals that wanted to remove Eurpean influence.
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Social Darwinism
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"White Mans Burden"
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Markets
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Raw Materials
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Reconcentration
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Yellow Journalism
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Empire
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Protectorate
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annex
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Isthmus
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Monroe Doctrine
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Roosevelt Corollary
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Dollar Diplomacy
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civil Service
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Primary
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Recall
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Initative
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Referendum
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Graduated Income Tax
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Muckrakers
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Reform
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Progressive
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Corrupt
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Monopoly
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Upton Sinclair
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"The Jungle"
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Pure Food and Drug Act
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16th Amendment
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17th amendment
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18th Amendment
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19th Amendment
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Pendleton Act
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Sherman Anti-trust Act
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Meat Inspection Act
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Pure Food and Drug Act
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