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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt People Span-Am War People Panama Canal Vocabulary

He argued that the US should build it’s navy to protect economic interest

Alfred Thayer Mahan

Naval commander who defeated the Spanish fleet in the Philippines

Admiral Dewey

He purchased Alaska from Russia

William Seward

Naval leader who opened relations with Japan

Matthew Perry

Politician who declared China “open” for trade (hint: you have two possible answers)

Sec. of State Hay or President McKinley

The nation that rebelled against the US after the Spanish-American War?

Philippines

The Caribbean nation the US assisted in their rebellion against Spain

Cuba

One argument that anti- imperialists used against going to war (hint: you have three possible answers)

Expensive, Un- American, Domestic problems

The document that helped lead the US into the Spanish American War

DeLome Letter

Name the three countries that became US territories after the Spanish American War

Guam, Philippines, Puerto Rico

Ruler who believed in a “Hawaii for Hawaiians”

Queen Liliuokalani

The bay where Dewey defeated the Spanish fleet

Manila

President of the Republic of Hawaii following the removal of the monarchy

Sanford Dole

Chinese group that rebelled against foreign “spheres of influence” (mentioned in readings, but did not go into detail in class)

Boxers

President that asked for the declaration of war on Spain

McKinley

What is the geographical term for the narrow piece of land where the canal was built?

Isthmus

The country that first attempted to build a canal

France

Panama rebelled against this country

Colombia

The technology that canal builders implemented to address the elevation issue

Locks

The year the canal was finished

1914

The name for areas of China in which certain European nations claimed exclusive trading rights

Spheres of Influence

Rough Riders location for fighting

In Cuba (on Kettle Hill, specifically)

The name of the US policy’s plan to eliminate the Spheres of Influence in China

Open Door

The name of T. Roosevelt’s foreign policy

Big Stick Diplomacy (Roosevelt Corollary ok too!)

The document that allowed the US the right to intervene in Cuban affairs

Platt Amendment

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