Panamanians successfully revolted against Colombia with help from

Whose visit to Japan led to the Treaty of Kanagawa?

Events in what country triggered the Spanish-American War?

The United States and which country split Samoa between them?

An American empire that dominated the Caribbean, Central America, and the Pacific was the goal of

Where was the defeat that ended Spanish resistance in Cuba?

What agreement set up a new Puerto Rican government in 1900?

What does Uncle Sam's menu represent?

For centuries, the people of Cuba lived under the rule of

What is taking place in this political cartoon?

Where did the United States first apply the Roosevelt Corollary?

What was the reason for the US wanting to annex Hawaii.

Check the boxes for the reasons for the US buying Alaska.

The first action of the Spanish-American War took place in

This editorial plea for U.S. intervention in Cuba is an example of

Who said, "Sea power is essential to the greatness of every splendid people"?

In what year was the Roosevelt Corollary issued?

Who was president when the Panama Canal opened?

Which incident led to Congress's declaring war on Spain?

Out of the Boxer Rebellion came a second

Based on the map, on which Hawaiian island is the state capital located?

Which major island in the Hawaiian island chain is the farthest east?

President Theodore Roosevelt helped end the Russo-Japanese War with the

Noninvolvement in world affairs is called

Based on the bar graph, in which of the following years would the U.S. Navy have been about twice the size it was in 1893?

If the U.S. was to increase its naval power as the twentieth century approached, which of these was most important?

Which leader wanted Hawaiians to regain economic control of their islands?

Whose belief in expansionism led to the building of the Panama Canal?

Which rebels helped the Americans capture Manila from the Spanish?

Which place is a chain of 8 large and 100 or so smaller islands?

16 gleaming white battleships that cruised around the world

United States naval base in Samoa

purchased from Russia

captured San Juan Hill

Mexican rebel

proposed Open Door policy

site of U.S. naval base in Hawaii

helped foster Pan-American Union

United States naval base in Cuba

a nation exercises political or economic control over a smaller or weaker nation

temporary government

A policy of joining the business interest of a country with its diplomatic interests abroad

A national policy of avoiding involvement in world affairs

Peace Agreement

the actions used by one nation to exercise political or economic control over smaller or weaker nations

section of a country where one foreign nation enjoys special rights and powers

A policy that calls for expanding a nation’s boundaries

Type of sensational, biased, and often false reporting

An independent country that is under the control of another country

A narrow strip of land connecting two larger bodies of land