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1 Objective 6.03 Describe how the policies and actions of the United States government impacted the affairs of other countries.

2 Jingoism Extreme Patriotism

3 Roosevelt Corollary Amendment to the Monroe Doctrine that stated that the US would be the policeman of the Western Hemisphere, “Walk Softly and Carry a Big Stick”

4 Dollar Diplomacy Diplomatic Policy of William Howard Taft of negotiating with countries that were within our economic interest

5 Anti-Imperialism League Andrew Carnegie, Mark Twain and other prominent Americans that were against US Imperialism

6 Missionary Diplomacy Woodrow Wilson’s idea that it was the moral duty of the US to help those countries that were under the influence of the US

7 Boxer Rebellion Chinese rebel against the influence of the US and European countries in the affairs of China

8 Open Door Policy Trade is opened in China to the US and European countries

9 Annexation of Hawaii US investors ask US to annex Hawaii to protect their economic interest

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