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Mexican War: Winfield Scott

Mexican War: Winfield Scott. Lsn 5-6. Agenda. Winfield Scott Vera Cruz Cerro Gordo Logistics Contreras and Churubusco Mexico City Influence on the Civil War. Winfield Scott. Epitomized the professional officer Served in War of 1812, brevetted to major general

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Becoming a World Power

Becoming a World Power. Ch 17 Notes. 17.1 The Pressure to Expand. Imperialism: stronger nations attempt to create empires by dominating weaker nations (economically, politically, culturally, and militarily). Factors the Led to the Growth of Imperialism. Economic Factors

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Rise to World Power:

Rise to World Power:. Why did the United States extend its influence to other regions in the late 1800s?. The U.S. Continues to Expand 1865-1917. Was the purchase of Alaska in 1867 ($7.2 million) a good idea or a bad idea? Why?. American Foreign Policy.

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The Presidents of the United States

The Presidents of the United States. Major Events that shaped the presidency. Washington, George 1789-97. 1789 The Judiciary Act specified the number of Federal courts and judges. 1790 Supreme Court met for the first time with John Jay as the Chief Justice. 1791

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The Attack on Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941

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Welcome Japan: The West arrives

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Why Imperialism?

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The Fall of the Qing Dynasty

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Roots of Imperialism

Roots of Imperialism . U.S. History Chapter 9. Essential Question. How and why did the United States take a more active role in world affairs during the Age of Imperialism?. Imperialism . By the late 1800s the U.S. began to abandon isolationism and become a global power.

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Overseas Expansion 1865-1917

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EAST255/HIST296

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AIM: How did the voyage of Matthew Perry influence Japanese history?

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Ch. 9 An Emerging World Power

Ch. 9 An Emerging World Power. 9.1 The Roots of Imperialism. Objectives: Identify the key factors that prodded America to expand Explain how the U.S. took its first steps toward increased global power Summarize the chain of events leading up to the annexation of Hawaii. Imperialism:

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Imperialism in Japan

Imperialism in Japan. Isolation. An End to Isolation. Tokugawa shogunate had isolated Japan from virtually all contact from the outside world. Only maintained formal relations with Korea, and informal trading links with Dutch and Chinese merchants at Nagasaki.

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Rise of Japan

Since 1600s, Japan still had Shoguns (Tokugawa) and was isolated 1853: Commodore Matthew Perry carried a letter from President Fillmore demanding Japan open its ports Displayed power of modern ships Japan opened up ports, but tried to regulate trade. Rise of Japan.

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