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America Rising: Imperialist Ideals and the Spanish-American War

This article delves into the rise of America as a world power through imperialist views, showcasing arguments for and against annexing Hawaii. It explores the role of Queen Liliuokalani, the Cuban Revolution, yellow journalism, McKinley's neutrality stance, the sinking of the Maine, and the outcomes of the Spanish-American War.

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America Rising: Imperialist Ideals and the Spanish-American War

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  1. Becoming a World Power Imperialist View Arguments For … Arguments Against … Annexing Hawaii a. Queen Liliuokalani

  2. The Spanish-American War B. Causes • Cuba Revolting Against Spanish Rule • Americans Support Cuba a. Yellow Journalism - Hearst - Pulitzer b. Jingoism – aggressive nationalism - especially Republicans • McKinley (D) – Desire to remain neutral • Criticized by T. Roosevelt, among others • Sinking of the Maine a. Harbor at Havanna, Cuba b. 266 men die c. Spain to blame?

  3. Spanish-American War (cont.) • Effects/Results • U.S., with strong navy, wins • T. Roosevelt – Rough Riders become heroes - San Juan Hill • Former Spanish Colonies Gained a. Cuba b. Phillipines c. Guam d. Puerto Rico

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