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What was the cause of the Spanish-Ame

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United States had a long interest in Cuba and when diplomats recommended to Pres. Franklin Pierce of the United States by Canada from Spain responded by saying that they would rather see Cuba sunk in the ocean

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Why did the Queen of Hawaii take over

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Her brother died in 1891 (king)

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Why did American sympathies go out to Cuban people

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The Cubans rebelled against Spain between 18 6016

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What were the split public opinions about the second war for independence in Spain

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Many business people wanted the government to support Spain in order to protect their investments other Americans however were in fusee ask about the rubble cause

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What were two causes of the Spanish American war

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The letter sent by the Spanish minister to the United States was stolen and give into a newspaper which greatly embarrassed the Spanish government and insulted the American president

Explosion of the USS Maine which yellow journalism made the US believe that the Spanish blown up the ship

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Why was Puerto Rico important land for the US

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It is important for maintaining US presence in the Caribbean and for protecting your feet your canal that American leaders wanted to build across the Isthmus and Panama

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What is the Foraker act

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I need military rule and set up a civil government

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How did the American soldiers begin to take over Cuba after installing it’s freedom

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Under American occupation the same officials who had servedSpain remain in office. American military government also provided food and clothing for thousands of families, helped farmers put land back in cultivations, and organized elementary schools

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What were the provisions of the Platt amendment

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Cuba could not make treaties that might limit it’s independence or permit a foreign power to control any part of it

United States reserve the right to intervene in Cuba

Cable is not to go into debt that it’s government could not repay

The United States could buy or lease the land on the island for naval stations and refueling stations

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What is a Protectorate

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A country whose affairs are partially controlled by a stronger power

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What would be the benefits of building a canal cutting across Central America

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It would greatly reduce travel time for commercial and military ships by providing a shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans

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What were some difficulties that builders faced by constructing the Panama Canal

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Boulder spot diseases such as yellow fever and malaria and softball Canix well that difficult to remove from where it lay

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Or the builders of the Panama Canal

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Some had come from Italy and Spain three quarters were black from the British west Indies

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Where are US Latin American relations damaged by the building of the canal

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Because the Americans supported the rebellion in Panama

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How did financial factors draw the United States further into Latin American affairs

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In the late 19 century many Latin American nations had borrowed huge sums from the European banks to build railroads and development industries. Roosevelt feared that if these nations defaulted on their loans Europeans might intervene

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What was the Monro doctrine

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The Monro doctrine demanded that European countries stay out of the affairs of Latin American nations. In affect the corollary said that the United States would now use force to protect its economic interest in Latin America

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What was the dollar diplomacy

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The Taft administration follow the policy of using the US government to guarantee loans made to foreign countries by American business people

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How is nationalism a cause of World War I

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Nationalism lead to competitive and antagonistic rivalries among nations in this atmosphere a competition many fear Germany’s growing power in Europe

Many groups look to larger nations for protection. Russia regarded itself as the protector of Europe’s Slavic people. Among the Slavic people with the Serbs. The Serbs lived under the rule of Austria-Hungary and as a result Russia and Austria hungry arrivals for influence over Serbia

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How was imperialism a cause of World War I

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European nations had been building empires all extending their economic and political control over various peoples of the world. As Germany industrialize it competed with France and Britain in the contest for colonies

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How was military is him a cause of World War I

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The growth of nationalism imperialism lead to increased military spending which led to increased competition for the best and strongest Armed Forces

British and German shipyards competed to build the largest battleships and destroyers. France Italy Japan and the United States quickly joined the Naval arms race

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How did the alliance system become a cause of World War I

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The allies consisted of France Britain and Russia

The Central Powers consisting of Germany Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire

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What was The boat Lusitania

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After the Germans had to clear that they would sink any and all ships found on waters around Britton they sunk the British liner Lusitania which despite Sturman needs explanation angered Americans with Germany because of the loss of life. American public opinion turned against Germany and the Central Powers

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What was the Zimmerman note

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Telegram from the German Foreign Minister to the German ambassador in Mexico that was intercepted by British agents. The telegram propose an alliance between Mexico and Germany and promised that if a war with United States broke out, Germany would support Mexico and recovering lost territory in Texas New Mexico and Arizona

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How did events in Russia remove the last significant obstacle to direct US involvement in the war

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The oppressive Russian monarchy was replaced with a representative government. Now supporters of American entry into the war could claim that this was a war of democracies against brutal monarchies

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What was the league of Nations

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The 14th point called for the creation of an international organization to address diplomatic crisis is like those that had sparked the war. This league of Nations would provide a forum for nations to discuss and settle their grievances with out having to resort to war

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What were some debates over the league of Nations

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If you opponents believe the League threatens the US foreign-policy of isolationism.
Conservative Senators were suspicious of the provision for joint economic and military action against aggression even though it was voluntary they wanted the constitutional right of Congress to declare war included in the treaty

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Was the red scare

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The Communist Party that cried out for a worldwide revolution that would abolish capital of them everywhere. The public and fearful of the Communists were taking over

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Find speculation

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People bought stocks and bonds on the chance of a quick profit while ignoring the risks

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Define buying on margin

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Paying a small percentage of the stocks price as a down payment and borrowing the rest.

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What fueled the stock markets upward spiral

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With easy money available to investors the unrestrained buying and selling fueled the markets upward spiral

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Was black Tuesday

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The bottom fell out of the market and the nations confidence and shareholders frantically try to sell before prices plunged even lower. The number of shares dump that day was a record number of 16.4 million. Additional millions of shares could not find buyers. People who had bought Stocks on credit were stuck with huge debts as the prices plummeted while others lost most of their savings

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How are European countries affected by the great depression

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European countries had to pay war debts specifically Germany had to pay war operations the great depression compounded these problems by limiting America’s ability to import European goods. As many difficult to sell American farm products and Manufactured goods abroad

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Main causes of the Great Depression

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Tariffs and war debt policies that cut down the foreign market for American goods

A crisis in the form

The availability of easy credit

And unequal distribution of income

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What is deficit spending

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Spending more money than the government receives in revenue

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Who were the Exodusters

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XO dusters was the name given to African-Americans who migrated from states along the Mississippi River to Kansas in the late 19 century as a part of the XO duster movement. It was the first general migration of blacks following The Civil war.