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What was the purpose of the great white Fleet
American naval power
To show the world American naval power
What did William Henry seward want to do
Apex-type question, already rephrased and answered
What movement united African Americans with groups of people from Africa
Pan-Africanism was the movement that united African Americans with groups of people from Africa.
What was one goal of Pan Africanists
One goal of Pan-Africanists was self-government for Africans.
For people of African descent around the world to help each other
Which of these was a consequence of Hawaiian contact with outside
A, loss of independence
Why did Americans become more interested in foreign in the late 1800s
The economy became more connected to the world economy.
Apex
Conditions for people in Haiti under United states rule was a special concern of who
James Weldon Johnson
Who was a United states diplomat and pan-africanist who drew attention to united state policies at home and its policies in other countries
James Weldon Johnson
Dependence on other countries for raw materials and markets increased the interest of the united States in global
stability
As international trade grew American leaders pushed for what
New Colonies
Rubber for factories in the United States was dependent upon imports from
Asia and Africa.
The new is territories of the Philippines and Hawaii provided new
Navel Bases
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