7Y Tuesday The Spanish-American War

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7Y 05-16-2017 Tuesday The Spanish-American War Objective: Describe how America’s role in the world began to change in the 1900s. Agenda: Main Chicken Waffle Slider Grab & Go Pepperoni Pizza Sides Edamame Veggie, Fruit Prayer Do Now: Copy and define key terms and people from chapter 22.2 Read and discuss chapter 22.2 Homework: Finish key terms and people from Ch 22.2 if you didn’t finish in class. Wild Mountain Permission Slip

Chapter 22.2 The Spanish American War The Beginning of the War – What caused this war? What were the goals of each country involved? (pg 607-698) The Results of the War: Cuba – What happened in the end? Explain the Teller Amendment and the Platt Amendment. (698, 700-701) Puerto Rico and the Philippines: How were the results for these two territories similar? How did gaining these territories benefit the United States? (701-702) Attach a world map. Use google draw to draw circles and label the territories that the U.S. gained as a result of the Spanish-American War.

Crash Course - Imperialism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alJaltUmrGo What were the goals and means of imperialism?