Pride in your nation or way of life

The policy of setting up settlements:

Republican President who asked Congress to declare on Spain

This policy declared that North, South and Central America were off limits to colonization:

George Washington's advice when he left the presidency was that the U.S. should stay neutral in foreign policy:

It was our divine right to expand the U.S. from sea to sea:

When U.S. companies interferred with Central American governments and established regimes loyal to them:

He successfully opened up Japan to trade with the U.S.:

William Henry Seward was able to purchase this territory for the U.S. and was heavily criticized for it:

The U.S. sent 50,000 military forces to the border of this country in order to kick out a European power:

The U.S. agreed to trade and divide the Pacific Ocean with this nation:

The U.S. annexed this territory:

He wrote a book titled "The Influence of Sea Power Upon History"

This bill called for the creation of battleships, gun boats, torpedo boats and cruisers:

The idea that the strong are destined to rule the weak because they are superior to them in every way:

This incident in Chile led to two Americans killed and seventeen injured:

Cuba revolted against this power:

In Mexico, this country installed a colonial government that the U.S. threatened with removal:

The U.S. negotiated a deal over Venezuela with this country:

The U.S. bought Alaska from this country:

To take by force:

A settlement of a dispute by having a person listen to both sides:

An aggressive foreign policy based on intense pride:

Pride and loyalty to your country:

Spanish General who put thousands of Cubans in concentration camps resulting in 200,000 deaths

Spanish ambassador who wrote a note critical of President McKinley that the Yellow Press intercepted and published:

This writer was AGAINST Imperialism

The battleship that sank in Havana Harbor:

U.S. naval commander who attacked the Spanish fleet in Manilla, Philippines:

He created the Rough Riders regiment that took San Juan Hill in Cuba:

He led reforms of the U.S. military after the Spanish-American War:

He coined the phrase "Splendid Little War". He later became the U.S. Secretary of State:

The largest cause of death of U.S. troops in the Spanish-American War:

Theodore Roosevelt led this unit up San Juan Hill in Cuba:

He led the Filippino Insurgency against Spain and later the U.S.:

The treaty that the U.S. forced Cuba to agree to that allowed the U.S. to intervene whenever it wished in Cuban affairs:

The treaty that the U.S. forced Puerto Rico to agree to that allowed the U.S. to intervene whenever it wished in their affairs:

The treaty that allowed Puerto Rico to have more control over it's local affairs:

He created the Army Medical Corps that eradicated yellow fever:

He was the U.S. Military Governor of Cuba who built roads, schools and sanitation in the country:

The U.S. annexed this island in the Pacific. It later became our 50th state:

The U.S. divided this island with Germany in the Pacific:

Areas of economic control that were created in China:

The leader of Hawaii who the U.S. removed in order to take it over:

This secret society in China wanted end foreign contamination of it's country by killing all foreigners:

Emilio Aguinaldo led this movement for over a year against the U.S. in the Philippines:

William McKinley wanted to ensure that the U.S would be able to trade with China:

A canal was built through this country linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans:

His foreign policy updated the Monroe Doctrine, promising military intervention in Latin America to protect American interests:

His foreign policy wanted to promote law and order by investing in foreign economies:

His foreign policy promoted doing what was morally right:

The name of Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy aimed at Latin America:

The name of William Howard Taft's foreign policy aimed at Latin America and China:

The name of Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy that led to the U.S. getting caught amongst warring sides in Mexico:

Mexican General who seized power in Mexico who was supported by U.S. business:

Mexican peasant leader who raided border towns the U.S. and led to U.S. military intervention:

Mexican president who was recognized by Woodrow Wilson but not supported by business or the majority of Mexico:

Theodore sent the navy around the world to inspire American nationalism and fear by foreign powers:

The plan to allow American companies to provide goods and services to China:

A secret society who aimed at removing foreign contamination in China:

U.S. policy that allowed the U.S. to intervene in Cuba:

U.S. policy that allowed the U.S. to intervene in Puerto Rico:

This allowed Puerto Rico to have more say in the control of their local governing:

The insurgency in this country soured the U.S. on Imperialism:

The U.S. refused to annex this country and instead propped up dictators until its 1959 Revolution expelled the U.S. from the country:

The U.S. established a protectorate which allows this country to be independent yet under U.S. control:

From 1900-1930, American Presidents sent military forces to this area of the world:

Which was NOT an issue that came up amongst Imperialists or Anti-Imperialists

Anti-Imperialists argued that Imperialism would to required or ____ military service:

Founder of the Boy Scouts:

Founder of the Girl Scouts:

You were most likely to hear "Yankee, go home" here:

This president mediated a peace settlement between Japan and Russia, ending war in 1907:

This foreign policy was an update of the Monroe Doctrine:

When the Panama Canal was built, Panama was under control of what nation?

U.S. policy that allowed the U.S. to intervene in Puerto Rico:

The most American casualties in the Spanish-American War were a result of:

In Hip Hughes, Mr. Hughes referred to this policy as "a dog marking it's territory":

The policy that encouraged American businesses to invest in foreign markets:

The policy that encouraged democracy in Latin America that failed because of American businesses getting involved in the Mexican War:

Mr. Dubiel refered to this person as being "the Robin Hood of Mexico":

The policy that encouraged the building of the Panama Canal:

American corporations have investments in this country today due to the Jones Act:

American businesses had one billion dollars in investments in this country by 1913:

Spheres of influence, dollars, boxers and doors apply to this country:

Sugar, Platt and being close to Florida applies to this country:

Woodrow Wilson's policy failed in this country:

The U.S. "protects" this country and let's it take care of it's local issues:

The longest ever U.S. war was fought off and on in this country. It resulted in the U.S. being tired of Imperialism:

The Teller and Platt Amendments would not allow annexation of this country and allowed the U.S. to intervene at any time:

The policy who's slogan was "Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick":

This nation was the most powerful nation on earth during the age of Imperialism:

The U.S. agreed to split the Pacific Ocean with this nation:

They tried to build the Panama Canal first, but it resulted in one of the greatest engineering failures of all time:

The U.S. agreed to split this country with Germany:

In order to control the Pacific Ocean, the U.S. had to control this island:

Which nation was NOT an imperialist nation?

When the U.S. purchased this territory it was known as "Seward's Folly":

Which is NOT a state?