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Did the U.S. choose isolationism or imperialism?

The U.S. chose isolationism

What is the difference between isolationism and imperialism?

Isolationism is avoiding land and imperialism is collecting land.

What was the #1 thing countries looked for in the imperialism era?

Territory

How did the U.S. acquire Hawaii?

By forcing them to sign a constitution.

What is the Bayonet constitution?

A constitution Hawaii had to sign

Who was Lilioukalani and what did she want for Hawaii?

The queen of Hawaii and she wanted Hawaii to be an independent island.

How did U.S. acquire Alaska?

Seward payed $7.2 million dollars.

What was Seward's Folly?

A "mistake" by Seward

Geographic locations during imperialism?

Puerto Rico, Midway, Cuba, Philippines, Hawaii and Alaska

Who is Commodore Perry?

A man who traded with Japan

Japs before U.S. trade

normal powerful country

Which country gave up spheres of influence?

China

How did U.S. trade with Japan?

we brought warships

Who is John Hay?

A man who created Open Door Policy

What is the Open Door Policy?

A way to gain spheres of influence

Who led the boxer rebellion?

China

Who caused the sinking of USS Maine?

Spain

What war was the effect of yellow journalism?

Spanish-American War

Who were rough riders?

A group of normal men who gave their lives for the war

What was the teller amendment?

An amendment that joined the U.S. congress

What was the platt amendment?

An amendment that gave Cuba to the U.S.

What is the big stick diplomacy?

A diplomacy by Roosevelt and it was to gain territory

What was the dollar diplomacy?

A diplomacy by Roosevelt and it was to gain money for America

What was the Roosevelt Corollary?

Roosevelt's addition to the Monroe Doctrine

What is the Panama Canal?

A canal in Panama that gave the U.S. the way to move in ocean faster

How did the U.S. get this land?

The U.S. motivated Panama to revolt against Colombia