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Notes # 1 Expanding Horizons

Isolationism non-involvement in world affairs…..

Matthew Perry and Japan U.S asked to open ports in Japan. Japan and the U.S trade 50/50.

Imperialism Larger nations take over smaller nations for there materials..

Alaska U.S bought Alaska from Russia for 7.2 million dollars. They found gold.

Imperialism of Righteousness To bring culture and religion to the countries you take over.

Pan – American Union Promoted cooperation among latin american nations.

Imperialism Activity 10 points On a separate sheet of paper. 1.) Explain why a powerful country would be imperialistic? 2.) What is Imperialism of Righteousness? Could you support this in any way? 3.) What are some benefits a country might receive if they take over other countries?