  Immigration: the action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country.  Industrialism: an economic system built on manufacturing and factories.

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  Immigration: the action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country.  Industrialism: an economic system built on manufacturing and factories.  Imperialism: a policy of extending a country’s power and influence through diplomacy or military force.  Labor Union: a group of workers who protect the rights of workers. Vocabulary

  Looked west (Asia & Pacific) to expand  Captain Mahan: country better protected by Navy if there were Naval ports/bases around world  Commodore Perry: sent to convince Emperor of Japan to let USA have “ports of refuge” there After Civil War

  Perry had letter from President of USA to Emperor  After a while, Japanese took letter  After several months, it was accepted and Americans got what they asked for! Edo Bay

  Important stops for coal, provisions, and repairs  Loved to stop places like Midway, Samoa, and Hawaii The Pacific

  Pearl Harbor, on island of Oahu, was most beautiful natural base in Pacific  Early 1800’s missionaries from New England settled there  Incoming settlers viewed Native Hawaiians as primitive  Americans built huge plantations & businesses (main crop: pineapples) Hawaii

   /mortensen.html /mortensen.html  pedia.com/history/edo_period_era.shtml pedia.com/history/edo_period_era.shtml  hawaii-harbour-19th-century-engraving/ hawaii-harbour-19th-century-engraving/  Works Cited

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