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American Imperialism

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Chapter 17 Becoming a World Power

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Chapter 17 Becoming a World Power

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Timeline History of Cuba & US Relations

Timeline History of Cuba & US Relations. Spring 2013 Mrs. Dent Chapter 3. American Interest In Cuba. By the end of the 19 th century, Spain had lost most of its colonies Retained Philippines & Guam in Pacific Retained Cuba & Puerto Rico in Caribbean

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The United States Takes Hawaii

The United States Takes Hawaii. A stop between China and East India By mid 19 th century, Americans had sugar plantations throughout Foreign workers outnumbered Hawaiians 4:1! HOW DID AMERICA SLOWLY GAIN POWER? U.S. could get sugar with no tax White landowners were only voters

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CH. 17-2 THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR

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United States Imperialism

United States Imperialism. Chapter 19. Stirrings of Imperialism. The New Manifest Destiny American attention shifted to foreign lands for the following reasons: Fear that natural resources would dwindle & must be found abroad Importance of foreign trade & a desire for new markets

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Imperialism

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Becoming a World Power

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Ch. 27: The Path to Empire

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Yellow Journalism

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Chapter 18 Imperialism and the Spanish-American War

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Chapter 10

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Underlying Causes of the Spanish American War

Date : April 11, 2014 Topic : United States Imperialist Actions. Aim : How did the United States become a dominant imperialist power at the turn of the 20 th century? Do now : Multiple Choice QUESTIONS . . Underlying Causes of the Spanish American War. A.) Economic

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Imperialism and America

Imperialism and America. Section 1 . Background Information. The Monroe Doctrine of 1823 defined United States foreign policy in the Americas for the rest of the nineteenth century and beyond.

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