America Becomes a World Power(CH. 22) VOCAB

home

• annex

• domestic

• yellow journalsim

• mexican revolution

away

• foreign

• nearby
• platt amendment

• home

To add or incorporate territory into an existing country or state.

• separation
• integration
• annex

• disconnection

The policy of building an empire by founding colonies or conquering other nations.

• isolationism
• expansionism
• imperialism
• colonialism

The policy of avoiding involvement in the affairs of other countries.

• imperialism
• internationalism
• isolationism
• interventionism

Areas where a foreign nation controlled resources and had significant political and economic influence.

• Spheres of influence

• great britain

• annex

• Colonization

The policy that stated that all nations should have equal access to China's markets and resources.

• Closed Door Policy
• Exclusive Access Policy
• Restricted Market Policy
• Open Door Policy

A violent uprising in China led by Chinese nationalists (Boxers) who were angered by foreign involvement in the country.

• Chinese Revolution
• Great Leap Forward
• Boxer Rebellion
• Cultural Revolution

The practice of publishing exaggerated or sensationalized news stories, often used by newspapers like Pulitzer and Hearst to attract readership.

• william heartz

• domestic

• Yellow journalism
• Red journalism

A provision added to the U.S. declaration of war against Spain in 1898, which stated that the United States had no interest in taking control of Cuba.

• Teller Amendment
• Open Door Policy
• Monroe Doctrine
• Platt Amendment