Heritage Studies 4, chapter 6

lines on a map that run side to side

• imperialism

• journalism

• latitude

• longitude

policy of controlling foreign lands

• imperialism

• journalism

• latitude

• longitude

man who proved that mosquitoes spread yellow fever

• William Seward

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Andrew Carngie

• Walter Reed

the gathering and presenting of news by newspapers and magazines

• imperialism

• journalism

• latitude

• longitude

lines on a map that run up and down

• imperialism

• journalism

• longitude

• latitude

man who bought Alaska from Russia for the United States

• William Seward

• Walter Reed

• Andrew Carnegie

• Theodore Roosevelt

What was difficult for steamships to get?

• culture

• coal

• sugarcane

• oil

Who is the commander in chief of the military?

• the Senate

• the Congress

• the Supreme Court

• the president of the United States

What made traveling around the world by ship easier after the Civil War?

• ambassadors

• steam engines

• lighter loads

• bigger ships

Who goes to another country to represent his own?

• president

• general

• ambassador

• prime minister