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1 Chapter 18 America Claims an Empire U.S. History I S e c t i o n G u i d e for Reading, Vocabulary & Class Notes Section 1 Imperialism and America pp vocabulary words are underlined # page # One American s Story p.548 indicates new item not in text Queen Liliuokalani reign haole eloquent reinstate sovereign John L. Stevens annex # page # American Expansionism p.548 imperialism 9 10 reasons why nations establish colonies how European imperialism affected Africa: 12 only independent African nations left by early 20 th century Japan s government change Commodore Matthew Perry
2 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 1 page 2 of bolster manifest destiny 15 factors in American imperialism advocate (n) Alfred T. Mahan... called for the U.S. to Maine and Oregon battleships are named for what was different about these ships:... what construction of these types of ships did for the U.S. Navy 19 late 1800s new farm machinery increased crop production corn... wheat... technological advances meant U.S. needed.... new markets for imperialists saw foreign trade as solutions to
3 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 1 page 3 of 4 22 Social Darwinism Social Darwinists believed the U.S. had these responsibilities: but their viewpoint was flawed because: 23 # page # The United States Acquires Alaska p William Seward, Sec y of State under... and... cost of Alaska total... per acre... nicknames Alaska became a state in (year) Alaska is rich in # page # The United States Takes Hawaii p.550 referring to chart on p. 550 about Hawaii: 25 percentage of native Hawaiians in in percentage of Others in in how might these changes have affected the political climate there? , U.S. takes over these islands:... what the islands were like:... why they will be important in the future:...
4 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 1 page 4 of 4 27 Since 1790s Hawaiian islands had been important as a... who settled there... their children became... in 1875, U.S. made this profitable agreement... McKinley Tariff of so planters called for... duty-free provoked 30 Pearl Harbor built in... and used as... King Kalakaua Sanford B. Dole roles of presidents in annexing Hawaii Cleveland McKinley......
5 Chapter 18 America Claims an Empire U.S. History I S e c t i o n G u i d e for Reading, Vocabulary & Class Notes Section 2 The Spanish-American War pp vocabulary words are underlined # page # One American s Story p. 552 indicates new item not in text James Creelman New York World atrocities # page # Cubans Rebel Against Spain p. 552 by end 19 th century, Spain 4 had only these colonies left: Spanish response to Pres. Franklin Pierce s offer to buy Cuba: First Cuban revolt ( ) was unsuccessful but they did get: José Marti why he encouraged Cuban rebels to destroy sugar mills and plantations 8 9 guerilla public opinion about Cuban revolt support Spain martyr support rebels....
6 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 2 page 2 of 5 # page # War Fever Escalates p. 553 Gen l Valeriano Weyler 11 concentration camps yellow journalism... The Yellow Kid... Richard Outcault... examples of yellow journalism in Cuba Frederic Remington s statement to Hearst about Cuba:... Hearst s reply:... what does Hearst mean? Spain s initial responses to McKinley s diplomacy: Enrique Dupuy de Lôme 3....
7 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 2 page 3 of 5 15 The U.S.S. Maine s mission:... what happened to it: Hearst s headline Hearst s offer findings findings # page # War with Spain Erupts p rallying cry for war with Spain:... April 9, 1898, Spain agreed to: April 20, Commodore George Dewey Emiliano Aguinaldo Why the U.S. attacked the Philippines instead of Cuba
8 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 2 page 4 of 5 20 reasons why the U.S. wanted to take over the Philippines questions on map p. 555 were does Cuba lie in relations to the U.S.... why was Spain surprised by the American attack on the Philippines? Why it was possible for the U.S. to engage Spain in the Atlantic as well as the Pacific: Differences between the troops in the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Army: 23 reasons why new U.S. soldiers were not properly trained for Cuba: they lacked: in addition: why Rough Riders (a cavalry unit) fought as foot soldiers example of yellow journalism re: the Rough Riders 25 important conflicts in the Spanish-American War as fought in Cuba:
9 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 2 page 5 of armistice length of the Spanish-American War terms of Treaty of Paris, 12/10/ Date of Philippine independence McKinley s big gaff re: Christianizing Filipinos reasons against annexation of Philippines by 1899, U.S. had annexed dominion 4....
10 Chapter 18 America Claims an Empire U.S. History I S e c t i o n G u i d e for Reading, Vocabulary & Class Notes Section 3 Acquiring New Lands pp vocabulary words are underlined # page # One American s Story p. 558 indicates new item not in text advocate (n.) 1 2 Luis Muñoz Rivera # page # Ruling Puerto Rico p. 558 Puerto Ricans wanted General Nelson A. Miles issued this statement: Puerto Rico was strategically important to the U.S Foraker Act Insular Cases Congress granted Puerto Rico As Commonwealth members, Puerto Ricans but have rejected statehood because...
11 # page # Cuba and the United States p.559 Teller Amendment the Constitution should follow the flag officials under U.S. occupation: Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 3 page 2 of 4 why this might not have been a bad thing American military government provided Platt amendment stated Governor General of Cuba in 1900: Protectorate 16 American business interests in Cuba Monroe Doctrine 5....
12 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 3 page 3 of 4 # page # Filipinos Rebel p. 561 geographic info about the Philippines Emilio Aguinaldo why did the Filipino people object to U.S. presence what was ironic about U.S. treatment of Filipinos? who did the Filipinos particularly have a problem with? and why? African-American response to what they were asked to do: How Filipino gov t was set up U.S. president... governor people... date of Philippines independence and why it took so long for them to get it # page # Foreign Influence in China p.562 U.S. saw Philippines as sick man of Asia nations who had colonies along China s coast
13 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 3 page 4 of 4 25 the Open Door notes (1899), who issued them and why? info on Boxers where the name came from..... they opposed Boxer Protocol Qing gov t agreed to... punish... pay... U.S,. got... used $4 million the second series of Open Door notes did this: Open Door Policy reveals this about Americans bedrock # page # The Impact of U.S. Territorial Gains - p McKinley s re-election showed that most Americans supported Anti Imperialist League founded... League members confer
14 Chapter 18 America Claims an Empire U.S. History I S e c t i o n G u i d e for Reading, Vocabulary & Class Notes Section 4 America as a World Power pp vocabulary words are underlined # page # One American s Story p. 565 indicates new item not in text Joseph Bucklin Bishop the Cut kindle # page # Teddy Roosevelt and the World p. 565 the assassination of William McKinley 4 5 summary of Russo-Japanese War why Japan wanted negotiations... results of Japan received... negotiations but no... Russia agreed Portsmouth, New Hampshire 1906 Roosevelt won the caricature in future years... 9 there were thoughts of building a canal as early as Hay-Pauncefote Treaty of possible routes for the canal covert support for the Canal 2....
15 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 4 page 2 of Philippe Bunau-Varilla U.S. bought French company s canal route for $ events surrounding canal building U.S. needed... Bunau-Varilla.... U.S. warships... Nov. 3, in treaty, U.S. paid... plus... land was called payments began in... problems canal workers encountered Canal opened (date) total cost of Canal to U.S in (year) U.S. signed treaty giving control of Canal to Panama on (date) by this vote U.S. drawn more into Latin America by Roosevelt Corollary 21 Under Taft, bankers lent Nicaragua money and got control of What was dollar diplomacy? what was it used for?
16 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 4 page 3 of 5 # page # Woodrow Wilson s Missionary Diplomacy p. 569 missionary diplomacy was 23 before this dictator / benevolent dictator Diaz encouraged foreign investors, so many Americans owned a large share of Mexican Madero overthrew Diaz but could not satisfy the demands of Madera was overthrown by but he (Madera) was soon murdered. What incident gave Wilson the excuse to send troops against the government of butchers? 28 casualties...
17 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 4 page 4 of 5 29 Mexico/ U.S. conflict mediated by proposal was Mexican response... U.S. response... final conclusion Rebel leaders who did not follow Carranza reprisal Villa s attacks against Americans Brigadier General John J. Pershing expeditionary forces elude imminent U.S. was glad not to go to war with Mexico in 1916 because 1917 Mexican new Constitution gave Mexico control of nation s and strict regulations on Mexican ruler who replaced Carranza new rule marked this in Mexican gov t... U.S. intervention in Mexico showed that most Americans believed in... which meant we used... to...
18 Section Guide Ch. 18, sec. 4 page 5 of 5 41 Foreign policy goals achieved by U.S. in early 20th century # page # The Panama Canal: Funnel for Trade p. 572 isthmus Suez Canal competed (year) where is it miles saved from NY to San Francisco by using Panama Canal Why Ferdinand Marie De Lesseps was not successful dimensions of ships using the Panama Canal width... length toll is determined by draft think about this: in what direction is the Panama Canal built?
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