Chapter 27: 1-5 Flashcards
Who did Roosevelt help win the presidential election
William McKinley
Roosevelt wanted what in return
For William McKinley to appoint him as assistant secretary of the navy
Some newspaper called Roosevelt ____
Other worried that he would
Patriotic
Push the country into war
Expansionists
People who wanted to extend the nations power within the Western Hemisphere and around the world.
Sewards Folly
What people thought the deal for purchasing Alaska was
A Boston merchant
Established a larger sugar plantation in Hawaii.
Why did Queen Liliuokalani give up her thrown
Sugar planters and US marines forced her
In 1898, McKinley
Annexed Hawaii
Open door policy
Foreign nations are allowed free trade in China
Yellow journalism
Exaggerated news
USS Maine-
battleship sent to Spain that exploded and ppl blames Spain but it was actually a malfunction from inside
Rough Riders
Powerful wealthy men who were lead by Roosevelt captured Santiago. They had to capture san juan hill, but Spanish forces defended the city.
The attacking force included
The rough riders and the AA troops
The Spanish American war lasted
4 monghs
How many Americans died in combat from the SA war
345
Under terms of peace treaty between US and Spain:
Cuba gained independence from Spain and Puerto Rico under US rule
General Emilio Aguinaldo
In charge of the Philippine army and they wanted to attack Spain and gain freedom
The Spanish agreed to
Fake lose the battle and surrender to the US so they wouldn’t give themselves up to the Filipinos.
In a treaty
The US annexed the Philippines and “bought” them from Spain for $20 million
Roosevelt and the canal
Wanted to make a canal in Panama so ships can get back and forth for the US navy could defend the new territories. He went behind congress’s back and made the canal
Big Stick Policy
The belief that working patiently to achieve goals overseas but selling force is necessary
Roosevelt Corollary
Roosevelts claim that the US could intervene to preserve peace and order the Western Hemisphere to protect US interests