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Who has the power to admit new states
The United States Congress has the power to admit new states.
What did William Henry seward want to do
Apex-type question, already rephrased and answered
How did social Darwinism affect European behavior
It gave Europeans a reason to treat people in colonies badly
Apex
Why did Americans become more interested in foreign affairs in the late 1800s
The U.S. economy was growing more tied to other nations,
How did life change for hawaiians after agribusiness took over
People's social roles were limited by ethnicity.
Agribusinesses took ownership of most of the land.
Which group in Hawaii was most likely to have jobs in leading plantations
whites from the u.s
Who created the Open Door policy toward China and supported the building of the Panama Canal
John Hay supported the Open Door Policy and the building of the Panama Canal.
What statement best explains of international trade on American industries
Increased trade abroad made American industry more dependent on the rest of the world.
All of these nations controlled territory in Africa except
The United States
For the British New Zealand and Australia were
Valuable Trading Post
India and Hong Kong made Great Britain a major power in which continent
The continent of Asia.
How does Beveridge answer the charge that governing people without their consent is wrong the charge that governing people without their consent is wrong
he points out that the us already does this with natives
What idea was related to social Darwinism
Scientific racism
What statement about open doors notes is true
The nations that received them did not fully accept them.
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