Social Studies Flashcards

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Annexation

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When a Large country takes over a smaller country.

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A Gift From The Gods

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President McKinley said the Philippines was this because he believed the Philippine people were backwards and unable to rule themselves.

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Anti Imperialists

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Isolationists who did not want to take over other lands.

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Armistice

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Cease fire. Official stop to fighting.

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Artifact

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Object or piece of an object that is usually man made and left over from an earlier time.

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Bayonett Constitution

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When American businessmen forced the last king of Hawaii to give up his power at gun point.

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Buffalo Soldiers

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Black men who fought for the USA and did not get any credit for their part in war.

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Commodore George Dewey

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USA Navy, sailed into Manila Bay- Philippians and sank or disabled every Spanish ship there in FIRST battle of SPAM War.

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Emilio Aguinaldo

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Philippine exile who was on Dewey’s ship to return to the Philippians to fight for independence from Spain.

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Expansionism

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To grow, to take over other lands.

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Famous Expansionists

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Theodore Roosevelt and Alfred Mahan

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Famous Isolationists

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Grover Cleveland and Mark Twain

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Figurehead

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A person still has their title but no power.

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Guerilla Attack

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Hit and run by a small group of soldiers

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Grover Cleveland

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USA President who was sympathetic to the Hawaiian people. He did not want to annex Hawaii. He was an isolationist.

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Imperialism

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Pertaining to an empire. Sometimes linked to expansionism

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Imperialist

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Expansionists who believed we should take over other countries.

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Insurecto

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Cuban revolutionary fighter

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Isolationism

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Ignoring other country’s conflicts. Minding my own business

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Manifest Destiny

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God destines or wants us to take over and expand into other lands.

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Prestige

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Wanted to look good in the world and to have world respect

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Primary Source

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The person who was there and is sharing the situation, like an autobiography

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Queen Liliuokalani

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First and last queen of Hawaii

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Secondary Source

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The person who is sharing the story about someone else, like a biography

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Sensationalism

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Big stories, big headlines, about crime, romance and strange events that may or may not be true.

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The Hawaiian League

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Secret group of USA pineapple and sugar plantation owners who wanted more control in the government and for the USA to annex Hawaii.

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Theodore Roosevelt

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BEFORE HE WAS PRESIDENT! He led the Rough Riders to victory up San Juan Hill, which was a great battle.

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The Platt Amendment

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Gave the USA the right to intervene for the preservation of Cuba, which means that we can get involved if the Cuban government is doing anything we don’t like OR if anyone invades them.

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The Treaty of Paris

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Peace treaty between USA and Spain, signed in Paris, France, that ended the SPAM War.

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White Man’s Idea

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People of color need to be “Americanized”

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William McKinley

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Next president of the USA who annexed Hawaii.

SA president that did NOT want to go to war with Spain.

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Yellow Journalism

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Stories are written to get a reaction out of the reader. May be false. The term yellow may come from the cheap yellow paper used to print these papers or the very popular YELLOW KID comic strip.