Unit Overview and Vocabulary. I. Grover Cleveland A. President when Hawaii was annexed B. President during Cuban Revolution against Spain.

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Unit Overview and Vocabulary

I. Grover Cleveland A. President when Hawaii was annexed B. President during Cuban Revolution against Spain

II. William McKinley A. President during Spanish- American War B. Made decision to take the Philippine Islands

III. Theodore Roosevelt (true imperialist) A. Before presidency 1. urged for war with Spain 2. led a group called “Rough Riders” during Spanish-American War B. During presidency 1. helped “steal” Panama to build Panama Canal 2. liked to show off Great White Fleet C. After Presidency 1. urged Wilson to enter World War I

IV. William H. Taft A. first governor of Philippines ( ) Dollar Diplomacy B. in Latin America C. sent marines into Nicaragua

V. Woodrow Wilson A. sent American troops into Mexico B. Moral Diplomacy in Latin America C. president during World War I

One country’s dealings and interactions with other nations

Love of one’s country; super-patriotism

Not becoming involved in the affairs of other countries

Not taking sides in a war

Allowing all nationalities and ethnic groups to freely choose their own form of government

Philosophy that the world can become a perfect place

One people controlling another people economically, politically, and/or socially

Land totally controlled by another nation

Mistaken belief that the white race must “civilize and Christianize” the rest of the world

Situation that appears to be a contradiction

The writing of sensational and often untrue stories

Getting ready for war

Requiring service in the military; the draft

Rights such as free speech religion, petition, and protest

Speaking out against the government

One who is opposed to war; “dove”

One who strongly supports war; “hawk”

Payments the losing side in a war must give to the winning side