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A. AM TURNS OUT WARD

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3. Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan *** “the influence of sea power upon history: ”

American and Spanish Expansionism at the Turn of the Century (00:58)

B. SPURRING THE HAWAIIAN POWER

Queen Liliuokalani ( lily-luke-a-lie-nee)

Annexing Hawaii (02:07)

C, CUBAN RISE IN REVOLT

Sp. victory over the insurgents was to strip rebels of their abilities to live off the land & camouflage themselves in groups of civilians. Weyler began a policy of moving Cuban civilians to central locations where they would be under the control of the Spanish army, thus putting entire island under martial law.

Jose Marti and the Cuban Revolution Against Spanish Rule (01:33)

The Spanish-American War Begins (02:19)

D. DEWEY’S MAY DAY VICTORY AT MANILA

E. CONFUSED INVASION OF CUBA

The War in the Philippines and the Caribbean (03:02)

F. AMERICAS COURSE (CURSE ?) OF EMPIRE

G. PERPLEXITIES IN PUERTO RICO / CUBA

The War Ends: The Treaty of Paris (02:23)

H. NEW HEMISPHERES IN 2 HEMISPHERES

I. “LITTLE BROWN BROTHERS IN THE PHILIPPINES”

American Soldiers During Philippine Insurrection Feb 1899 ***126,000 us troops in phil

J. OPEN DOOR POLICY IN CHINA

China: The Open Door Policy (03:28)

1896 ELECTION BRYAN V. MCKINLEY

L. TR BRANDISHER OF THE BIG STICK

M. BUILDING THE PANAMA CANAL

Isthmus of Panama

N. TR AND THE MONROE DOCTRINE

O. TR ON THE WORLD STAGE

P. JAPANESE LABORERS IN CAL

Foreign Policy **** just show tr clip (05:24)

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