'Spanish troops' diaporamas de présentation

EMPIRES

EMPIRES. Mark Hanna elects McKinley. Populism dies out Economy grows rapidly due to: gold strikes in Canada and Alaska war in Europe Pro-business government Every 20 years. The Great Land Rush (Grab). 1889: US Vs.. Germany over Samoa 1891: 11 Italians lynched in N.O.

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Becoming a World Power 1890-1913

Becoming a World Power 1890-1913. The Pressure to Expand Ch. 18, Sec. 1. Imperialism. Policy by a stronger nation to create an empire by dominating weaker nations economically, politically, culturally, or militarily. Pressures for Expansion. 1. Overproduction of food and goods

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The European Renaissance Part A

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The End of Spanish Rule

The End of Spanish Rule. Chapter 6. Chapter 6 Vocabulary. 1. lariat - A rope used to lasso cattle. 2. liberation - Setting something free. 3. grito - A call for independence. 4. republic - Another word for democracy. 5. vaquero - Spanish word for Cowboy.

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Latin American Independence

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Silent Discussion

Silent Discussion. Working individually, you will move station to station. At each station you will read the background information & add the NOTES to your Imperialism Era Notes in your Interactive Notebook.

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Paragraph 1.18

Paragraph 1.18. The Dutch Revolt. Revolt. People in The Low Countries started a revolt against Alva. So William of Orange had to react, and help with the revolt. But their army was too small, so revolt was crushed by Alva.

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Chapter 11 Section 2

Chapter 11 Section 2. War with Spain. Conflict in Cuba. Supporters of expansion had long been interested in Cuba Cuba and Puerto Rico were the last of the Spanish colonies in America Cuba launched a series of unsuccessful revolts against Spain

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Latin American Independence

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Latin American Studies

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Georgia

Georgia. By: Molly , Madison , Jack , and Jacob Inquiry Question: Why did the colonist settle in Georgia?. Two reasons why the colony of Georgia was started. The British wanted to stop the Spanish troops Wealthy men wanted to help the poor. Trading. Silk Goods Food and Horses

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Spanish North America

Spanish North America . The Spanish Control New Spain. Life in New Spain. Additionally, the Spanish built missions . These missions were designed to convert the Native Americans to Christianity. They were also effective as centers of trade, which helped the Spanish earn money.

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Welcome to Florida

Welcome to Florida. By: Kylie Bruns. Meet Florida!. Capital: Tallahassee Largest city : Jacksonville Population:19,552,860 Nickname : Sunshine state State flower: Orange Blossom State tree : Palmetto Palm State bird: Mocking Bird. There are a bunch of attractions at Florida here a couple.

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Armies of The Alamo

Armies of The Alamo. The Texans. Colonel William Travis Jim Bowie Davy Crockett 180-250 men 21 guns. Colonel William Travis, Jim Bowie & Davy Crockett. Crockett was American folk hero, frontiersman, soldier and politician. Travis was an American lawyer and soldier

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The Conquest

The Conquest. ANTH 221: Peoples and Cultures of Mexico Kimberly Martin, Ph.D. The Arrival. Hernan Cortez sailed from Cuba on and against orders from Diego Velasquez, Governor of Cuba Landed on Cozumel and rescued Geronimo de Aguilar who spoke the Maya language

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The Spanish-American War Chapter 18 Section 2

The Spanish-American War Chapter 18 Section 2. What were the causes and effects of the Spanish-American War?. American economic interests, the growth of a national imperialist spirit, and an aggressive Yellow Press brought the United States to the brink of war in 1898.

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