Lesson 20 Spanish American War

Who was Queen Liliuokalani

• Queen of Cuba

• Queen of Hawaii

• Queen of the Philippines

• Queen of Puerto Rico

gave the US right to intervene in Cuban affairs; can buy or lease land for naval stations

• Tampico Amendment

• Open Door Policy

• dollar diplomacy

• Platt Amendment

industry that the US had a huge interest in in Hawaii

• coal

• sugar

• wheat

• barley

consequences of Spanish American War

• Spain gave up Cuba; ceded Puerto Rico and Guam to US control of Philippines goes to US

• Britain gave up Cuba; ceded Puerto Rico and Guam to US control of Philippines goes to US

• Spain gave up Hawaii; ceded Puerto Rico and the Bahamas to US control of Philippines goes to US

a battleship sunk in Havana harbor in 1898, an event that helped rouse public support for war with Spain

• Sputnik

• USS Maine

• Lustainia

• USS Putman

armistice

• declaration of war

• a fruit pie traditionally served after peace is declared

• a speech delivered upon declaration of war

• a cessation of hostilities

San Juan Hill

• the key battle in Cuba during the Spanish-American War

• the key battle in the Philippines during the Spanish American War

• the spot where peace was declared at the end of the Spanish American War

• the largest ant hill in San Juan

a volunteer cavalry regiment recruited by Theodore Roosevelt to fight in Cuba in the Spanish-American War

• corollaries

• Naval Air Force

• Rough Riders

• Army

an organization formed during the Spanish-American War to oppose the establishment of U.S. colonies

• Anti-Imperialist League

• rough riders

• Roosevelt corollaries

• Imperialist League

What helped influence the US media audience to pursue war with Spain?

• passage of the Teller Amendment

• death of Jose Marti in combat

• yellow kid cartoons

• publication of the De Lome letter