
Spanish - American War/ Roosevelt Foreign Policy
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Spanish - American War/ Roosevelt Foreign Policy
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Yellow journalism
Style of reporting that exaggerates facts to gain readers or a desired response.
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Spanish - American War
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Causes of the Spanish American War:
Spain has control over Cuba, the Philippines, Puerto Rico and Guam
The United States wants to expand its territories overseas to gain resources, new markets, and military bases
U.S.S. Maine is sunk off the coast of Cuba and yellow journalism is used to get Americans angry at Spain because they believe that Spain sunk it on purpose
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Actions taken by the United States during the Spanish American War:
U.S. troops are sent to Cuba, the Philippines, and Puerto Rico to help with the fight against Spain
Theodore Roosevelt is part of the group called the Rough Riders and joins the fight against Spain.
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Results of the Spanish American War:
United States defeats Spain
Platt Amendment: U.S. gains control of Guantanamo Bay (naval base) and Cuba gains independence (U.S can intervene in Cuban affairs if necessary)
U.S. gains control over the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Guam and some of Cuba
U.S. establishes itself as a world power because it now has control over territories all over the world
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Philippines
Joined forces with the U.S. to get Spain out of the Philippines
After the Spanish American War, becomes a territory of the U.S. against the will of its people
U.S. interested in Philippines due to: raw materials, new markets, military base
Revolted against U.S. - engaged in a 3 year battle
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Puerto Rico
After the Spanish American War, becomes a territory of the U.S. with rights to citizenship
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Cuba
After the Spanish American War, gains independence from Spain
signs Platt Amendment with U.S. - grants U.S. control over Guantanamo Bay (naval base) - Limits Cuba’s independence
- U.S. set up military government to run Cuba
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Panama
The Isthmsus of Panama connects North America and South America
Isthmus - A narrow strip of land connecting two larger bodies of land
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Panama Canal
Theodore Roosevelt is now the president of the U.S. and upset with Colombia for rejecting the treaty that would allow the U.S. to build the Panama Canal
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Panama Canal
President Roosevelt believed in having peaceful relations with other nations, but also felt that the U.S. needed to intervene when the interests of the U.S. were being threatened
The U.S. helped the Panamanians gain their independence after years of struggle with the Colombian government by supporting a revolution. (Roosevelt Corollary)
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Panama Canal
Built on a narrow strip of land between North and South America (isthmus)
Allowed the U.S. to trade more easily because it allowed for a shorter trade route between the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean.
The U.S. signed an agreement with Panama which allowed them to build the Panama Canal
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Multiple Choice
A narrow strip of land with water on either side connecting two larger areas of land
Strait
Valley
Isthmus
Plateau
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Multiple Choice
Territories gained as a result of the Spanish-American war include Puerto Rico, Guam and-
Cuba
Spain
Philippines
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Multiple Choice
What US President was most influential in starting the Panama Canal?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
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Multiple Choice
______________ is a name for false or exaggerated reporting.
Government
Newspaper lying
Yellow Journalism
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Multiple Choice
What ship had a huge explosion that killed 260 Americans?
The Magic
The Titanic
The Lusitania
The USS Maine
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Multiple Choice
What 2 oceans does the Panama Canal connect?
Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean
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Multiple Choice
Why did the U.S want to build the Panama Canal?
to help the Panamanian people in their Revolution.
to provide jobs for people
to make it easier to move ships around the world
to stop the invasion of South America
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Multiple Choice
Yellow Journalism is....
Exaggerated News Reports
Yellow Paper Reports
Nonfiction News Reports
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Poll
Was American expansion justified?
Not justified
Completely justified
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Open Ended
State 2 reasons why you believe that American expansion was or was not justified. Provide evidence from the Spanish-American War and the Panama Canal.
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Multiple Choice
As a result of the Spanish American war, the US became _______ ___________
A world power
Isolationist
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