Chapter 14 Section 1 Flashcards
What is the term for the economic and political domination of a strong nation over a weaker nation?
Imperialism
When a country becomes a protectorate of another country, do the nation’s local rulers stay in control of their country?
Yes
List the three main reasons that the United States decided to become an imperialist power
Economic concerns, applied theory of social Darwinism politically, economically, and militarily, Anglo-Saxonism
What were well-known writer John Fiske’s ideas known as?
Anglo-Saxonism
Name the popular minister who supported the idea of the United States expanding its overseas influence.
Josiah Strong
In 1888, Germany tried to take control of what country?
Samoa
Name the military officer and author who argued that the United States needs a strong Navy.
Captain Alfred T. Mahan
Name two senators who also supported a large and strong navy
Henry Cabot Lodge, Albert J. Beveridge
Name the President who tried to force japan to trade with the U.S.
Millard Fillmore
name the Commodore who was sent to Japan to negotiate a trade treaty
Matthew C. Perry
Name the treaty that opened up Japan to trade with the United States
Treaty of Kanagawa
By the 1890’s the __________________ began to build their own empire.
Japanese
In 1878, the United States negotiated permission to open a base on what island chain?
Samoan Islands/ Hawaii
What agricultural crop was so important to Hawaii in the early days of colonization
sugar cane
The United States wanted a military base where in Hawaii?
pearl Harbor