Imperialism & World War I

George Washington's Foreign Policy

• wanted nothing to do with other countries

• wanted no European influence in the North America; took over Louisiana and Florida to kick Spain & France out

• huge believer in Manifest Destiny

• wanted to trade with other countries

James Monroe's Foreign Policy

• wanted nothing to do with other countries

• wanted no European influence in the North America; took over Louisiana and Florida to kick Spain & France out

• huge believer in Manifest Destiny

• wanted to trade with other countries

James Polk's Foreign Policy

• wanted nothing to do with other countries

• wanted no European influence in the North America; took over Louisiana and Florida to kick Spain & France out

• huge believer in Manifest Destiny; wanted the USA to expand all across North America

• wanted to trade with other countries

William McKinley's Foreign Policy

• wanted nothing to do with other countries

• wanted no European influence in the North America; took over Louisiana and Florida to kick Spain & France out

• huge believer in Manifest Destiny; wanted the USA to expand all across North America

• wanted to trade with other countries

When newspapers embellished an exaggerated stories from Spanish controlled Cuba it led to an increase in popular support for war against Spain. What type of journalism is this called?

• Black Journalism

• Yellow Journalism

• Propaganda

• Whistle Blowing

A policy of a stronger nation taking over a weaker one is:

• Nationalism

• Alliances

• Imperialism

• Militarism

Cavalry regiment by Teddy Roosevelt during the Spanish-American War:

• Rough Riders

• Roosevelt Corollary

• Big Stick Diplomacy

• The United States Military

The Open Door Policy expanded international trade in which country?

• Cuba

• China

• Guam

• Great Britain

• Governments committed all their nation’s resources and took over industry to win the war​

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• imperialism

• nationalism

• total war tactics

• propaganda

made it difficult for either side to gain an advantage​

• unrestricted submarine warfare

• poison gas

• trench warfare

• propaganda