'Emilio aguinaldo' diaporamas de présentation

The United States After the Civil War. Reconstruction: 1865-1877 . 17. Andrew Johnson – 1865-1869 . 18. U.S. Grant – 1869-1877. Nathan Bedford Forrest – 1821-1877 . The Reconstruction Amendments. 13 th Amendment 1865 -- freedom 14 th Amendment 1867 -- citizenship

“ Map of Batanes ”. “BATANES”. The provincial capital is Basco . With fewer than 16,000 inhabitants Land area: 230 square kilometers, Population: 18,000 Pristine islands posses a rich Ivatan culture Locals wear traditional articles of clothing

Imperialism in Latin America. By: Zach Brittany Bri Adonis Mark. Section Definitions Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna: President of Mexico five times between 1833-1855.

Spanish American War and Philippine American War. Political Cartoons. Business. Agenda: Do Now/Review Business “White Man’s Burden” Lecture/Timeline Political Cartoon Analysis Debrief. Homework: -Debrief, if not finished. Timeline.

New Territories. Puerto Rico Became territory of the U.S. Foraker Act Cuba Officially independent, yet occupied. Platt Amendment Becomes a “Protectorate”. New Territories. Philippines Gain Independence from Spain U.S. assumes Spain’s place.

The Spanish-American War. Chapter 7 Section 2. Crisis In Cuba. Cuba is 90-100 miles off coast of US Cuba was controlled by Spain, unhappy Jose Marti led revolution Used guerilla tactics and destroyed property, esp. US (?). Spanish-American War.

Acquiring New Lands. SWBAT: evaluate American actions in the Philippines using primary source documents. Homework : Read pages 562-63 and answer question number 4 on page 564 in your notebook under today’s do now. Do Now: What would you consider to be American ideals and values? .

Acquiring New Lands . Big Questions. How was the United States involved in Puerto Rico and Cuba? What were the causes and effects of the Philippine-American War?. Ruling Puerto Rico. Some Puerto Ricans wanted independence and the chance to be their own country

Emilio Aguinaldo. By Blake, Molly, John, Remsen, and Mike. Early Life. Aguinaldo was born on March 23, 1869 in Cavite Province in the Philippines He was the 7 th out of 8 Children His father died at the age of 9 of unknown causes

Objectives. Explain the causes of the Spanish-American War. Identify the major battles of the war . Describe the consequences of the war, including the debate over imperialism. Terms and People. José Martí – Cuban patriot who launched a war for independence from Spain in 1895

Research paper outline. How to make one?. Your handout says:. OUTLINING YOUR PAPER: Here you will tell me what your paper is going to tell me! Start with

US Imperialism. Hawaii China Japan Cuba Puerto Rico Philippines Panama. Annexation of Hawaii. US covets Hawaii for naval base and sugar America investments in Hawaii increase throughout 1800s By 1870s, US controlled majority of Hawaiian trade & land.

Good Morning!!. NVC Wrap Up Imperialism in Egypt Imperialism in the Pacific Rim The Philippine-American War Essential Question : Why did some American soldiers treat the native Filipinos so brutally?. Was the British takeover of Egypt justified?

11-1-07 Obj: To understand how America acquired New Lands. Focus: How do you convince your parents to give you more independence? How would a colonial population convince the U.S. to grant them self-Gov’t?. Acquiring New Lands. Chapter 18 Section 3. Terms and Names. Platt Amendment

Western Powers Rule Southeast Asia. Vietnam and the Philippines. Terms. Pacific Rim- the lands surrounding the Pacific Ocean, especially those in Asia

Motivation behind our “Over Seas Empire.”. The need to find new markets for our growing industrialized economy. “ Good Neighbor Policy” in Latin America. 2. Acquire access to raw materials to feed our growing industrialized economy. To compete in a world market with the other “Big Dogs.”

Day 62 Acquiring New Lands. Reading:352-358 Music: American Patrol. Puerto Rico. US established Military rule Foraker Act- Governor and other representatives of Puerto Rico picked by president In 1917 Puerto Ricans were granted citizenship. Cuba.

Imperialism. Stronger nations’ attempt to create empires by dominating weaker ones – economically, politically, culturally, militarily, etc. WHY?. Economics Nationalism Military Factors “White Man’s Burden”. Hawaii. Sugar, pineapples Queen Liliuokalani Sanford B. Dole