Jeopardy

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Spanish American War
Hawaii and Alaska
Cuba and the US
Foreign Affairs
People
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President McKinley made a commission and
appointed this person to lead the government in
the Phillipines
Simran Bhakta
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William Taft
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In 1901, this general captured Aguinaldo
Simran Bhakta
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General Funston
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US forces aided by Filipino guerrillas occupied
Manila under this person
Simran Bhakta
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Emilio Aguinaldo
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These two groups attacked Manila and destroyed
the Spanish fleet
Simran Bhakta
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Commodore Dewey and Asiatic Squadron
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The Boxer Rebellion led this person to restate
the Open Door Policy regarding Chinese Sovereignty
Simran Bhakta
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John Hay
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This is how US soldiers felt about the Cuban
people
Dusti Douglas
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They despised them
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This President established a military government
for Cuba
Dusti Douglas
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President McKinley
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Two things the United States did to help the
Cubans
Dusti Douglas
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Modernize sugar production, improved sanitation,
established schools, and restored order in
administration
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This Amendment abjured any claim the United
States had to Cuba
Dusti Douglas
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Teller Amendment
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The Cubans drafted a Constitution with US
prohibitions on relations with Europe, allowed US
intervention, and allowed US bases in this
arrangement
Dusti Douglas
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Platt Amendment
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This caused the greatest amount of casualties in
the Spanish American War
Jessica Hudnall
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Disease
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This treaty helped the US obtain control of Cuba,
Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Phillipines
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The Treaty of Paris 1898
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This encouraged the US Congress to declare war on
Spain
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Spains inability to guarantee peace and
stability in Cuba, the explosion of the USS
Maine, and pressure by the press
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This was the tariff passed by Congress in 1894
that restricted US sugar imports
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Wilson-Gorman Tariff
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Necessary stations in the 19th century where
steamships that burned coal were refueled
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Coaling stations
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This person denied the annexation of Hawaii
Jonathan Salas
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Cleveland
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Liliuokalani supported this movement that meant
to rule as an absolute monarchy
Jonathan Salas
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Hawaii for the Hawaiians
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This person staged coup d'état which disposed the
queen
Jonathan Salas
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Ambassador Stevens
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This person called for a modern navy and the
annexation of Hawaii
Jonathan Salas
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Alfred Thayer Mahan
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The United States spent 7.2 million on the
purchase of this
Jonathan Salas
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Alaska
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This treaty made Japan angry with the US
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Treaty of Portsmouth
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This doctrine allowed the US to intervene
militarily within Latin America
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Roosevelt Corollary to Monroe Doctrine
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With this the US could take control within
foreign countries without really taking control
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Dollar Diplomacy
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This group began savage insurgency because of the
US refusal to withdraw
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Filipino nationalists
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The Daily Double
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This agreement made Japan agree to not issue
passports to laborers for America
Sarah Driver
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1907 Gentlemens Agreement
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Captain Alfred Thayer Mahan
Empire In Latin America
Mixed
Panama Canal
Industry
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Industry strengthened the United States ties
with these two places
Reina-Denise Soria
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Latin America and East Asia
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This country competed with American Industry
Reina-Denise Soria
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Britain
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This helped push for an increase in industry
Reina-Denise Soria
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Constant and ongoing wars
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This theory spurred industry expansion in America
Reina-Denise Soria
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Darwins Theory
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This is why Latin America was affected by
American industry
Reina-Denise Soria
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Many Latin American countries needed American
goods and support due to wars and revolts
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This was the foundation for meddling in Latin
America
Leeila Hanson
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Monroe Doctrine
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Americans desired this as early as the Grant
administration
Leeila Hanson
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A canal
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Venezuela was the underdog in this dispute
Leeila Hanson
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Venezuela-British Guiana dispute
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When the US did this, Britain agreed to
arbitration
Leeila Hanson
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threatened war
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This was the final result of the
Venezuela-British Guiana dispute
Leeila Hanson
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Britain agreed to arbitration and finally
recognized the Monroe Doctrine
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This country initially started building a canal
in Panama when they took over the De Lesseps
company
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France
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This war caused problems for the United States
due to the lack of a canal
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Spanish-American
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The US abrogated this treaty that barred the US
from building a canal on its own
Dusti Douglas
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Clayton-Bulwer Treaty
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This government body rejected the canal
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The Columbian Senate
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Roosevelt supported this revolution that allowed
for a canal
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The Panamanian Revolution
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The person who asked all countries to respect
trading rights
Kendra Lewis
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Secretary of State John Hay
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This letter outraged Americans
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Dupuy de Lome
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This policy halted Japanese immigrants from
coming to the US
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Open Door Policy
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He supported a Panamanian Revolution against
Columbia
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Roosevelt
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This group argued against to combat American
imperialism and involved William James and Mark
Twain
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Anti-imperialist league
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Captain Mahan believed this would make a strong
nation
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A strong navy
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The acquisition of a coaling station called for
this
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A modern navy
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Captain Thayer Mahan wanted to build these
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canals
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In 1898, Captain Thayer Mahan got his way when
the US annexed this place
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Hawaii
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These two people supported Captain Mahan
Xavier Roberts
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Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Theodore Roosevelt