Imperialism Flashcards

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Imperialism is the acquisition of colonies for the ___________ of _________.

A

Purpose of exploitation

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What is imperialism?

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The acquisition of colonies for the purpose of exploitation.

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The reasons for imperialism were ( Big Test Question)

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  1. ) raw materials
  2. ) markets for exports
  3. ) humanitarianism
  4. ) Mahanism (navalism)
  5. ) Security zone
  6. ) Social Darwinism
  7. ) Status
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The reason for imperialism were raw ___________ , markets for_______ ,humanitarianism, ______________, security ____________, Social ____________, and ___________

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Raw materials, markets for exports, humanitarianism, Mahnism, security zone, social Darwinism, and status

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The U.S. Journey into overseas expansion lasted from ______ to _____

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1894 to 1914

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The U.S. purchased Alaska from Russia in ________ , though it was nicknamed __________ _________ at the time.

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1867

Seward’s Folly

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President Cleveland halted an American takeover by the sugar interests in Hawaii in _______, claiming it was?

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1890

It was out of spirit with America’s non-interventionist tradition.

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During economic expansionism?

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Companies began building factories overseas, need to export goods to balance foreign debt, and while most goods went to Europe and Canada, non-western markets were seen as important for future growth.

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Captain Manhan’s the influence of seapower upon history (1890) argued that control of

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The seas was key to become an international power.

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In 1890 funding for three battleships was approved in development of _______ _________.

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Two-ocean navy.

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The U.S. challenged Britain during a border dispute between Venezuela and British Guiana, promising?

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It would use force to protect its interests.

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In the sources of imperialist ideology belief in the inherent superiority of the Anglo-Saxon race and the thought that with privilege comes________.

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Responsibility

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A new manifest destiny strain developed suggesting that?

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Every nation should be English in language, religion, and customs.

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Turner thesis suggested that as the American frontier closed?

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Interests would turn outward to foreign frontiers.

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Following the Spanish-American War the U.S. did not want to return the ___________ to _________ rule, have complete U.S. ________ _______, or let the Filipinos _________ ________.

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Return the Philippines to Spanish rule, have complete U.S. colonial rule, or let the Filipinos govern themselves.

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The treaty of Paris provided the U.S. pay __________ million dollars for the Philippines. Though anti-imperialist argued that the U.S. Should not __________ and ___________ _______ people.

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Conquer and subjugate alien people

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A war between U.S. soldiers and Filipino insurgents broke out from ______ to _______, leading to the U.S. using ________ __________ to control rebels.

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From 1899-1902

Using concentration camps to control rebels

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In _________ the Jones Act committed the U.S. To _______ ________ _________. This did not occur until after the Japanese surrendered in __________.

A

1916
Granting Philippine independence
1945

18
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Teddy Roosevelt motto is?

A

Speak softly and carry a big stick

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The Roosevelt Corollary to Monroe Doctrine Unrestricted American right to?

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Determine Caribbean affairs.

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During the Open Door Policy in Asia, in 1890 Secretary of State Hay sent European powers the Open Door note, claiming?

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The U.S. Had the right to equal trade in China.

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During the Boxer Rebellion the U.S. Joined European powers in resisting the?

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Chinese Boxer’s attack on foreign embassies in Peking.

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President Taft used the _____ _________ to counter _______ power in ______.

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Dollar diplomacy
Japanese
Chinese

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When the _______ __________ of 1911 overthrew the _______ ________, the U.S. Supported the nationalists and entered a rivalry with _______.

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Chinese Revolution
Manchu Dynasty
Japan

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Woodrow Wilson and Mexico opposed dollar policy as a? (Hint: think about Obama second opponent and his view on bushiness)

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Bullying tactic and unfairly supporting American Businesses.