3/15/23 Test Flashcards
a policy of staying out of world affairs
isolationism
an 1854 treaty between Japan and the United States that opened up ports to American trade in Japan
Treaty of Kanagawa
a foreign policy of powerful countries seeking to control the economic and political affairs of weaker countries or regions
imperialism
the name for the steam-powered ships of the englarged and modernized American navy of the early 1900s
Great White Fleet
a policy issed by Secretary of State John Hay in 1899 that allowed each foreign nation in China to trade freely
open door policy
sails to Japan and asks them to trade with the US; he opened the doors of trade to Japan
Commodore Perry
Secretary of State who purchased Alaska from Russia for $7.2M
William Seward
takes over monarchy after her brother King Kalakaui dies and tries to restore her power
Queen Lily
Chinese rebels who were going against the open door policy
Boxer rebellion
wrote “Influence of Sea Power Upon History” which criticized the US for having a weak navy
Mahan
author of New York World
Pulitzer
author of New York Journal
Hearst
ship McKinely sends in to protect US citizens and property which explodes on Feb 15, 1898
USS Maine
Cuban rebel who helped seize Manila for the Spanish
Aguinaldo
cavalry led by Teddy Roosevelt
Rough riders