What was the effect of the platt amendment on us relations with cuba
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It made Cuba a protectorate of the United Sates.
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What was the impact of Matthew perrys journey to japan in 1853
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It led to the expansion of trade with Asia, putting the US into
competition with European countries for control of the Pacific
Ocean.
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What was the goal of the Philippine insurrection
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The goal of the Philippine Insurrection was to establish an
independent nation.
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Which presidential candidate sought reelection focusing on his strongly imperialist policies
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William Mckinley
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What was an aggressive form of nationalism popularized by the us press
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Jingoism was an aggressive form of nationalism popularized by
the US press.
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How did the explosion of the battleship Maine contribute to the beginning of the spanish-american war
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the report by the naval board of inquiry about the explosion was
used to blame Spain for the attack
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How president woodrow wilson's moral diplomacy differ from roosevelt's big stick policy of military force
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"Moral diplomacy" promoted human rights, independence, and equal
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What prevented the United states from taking possession of Cuba after the Spanish-American War
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the passage of the Teller Amendment by Congress when war was
declared.-(Nova Net)
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What is true about both presidents Roosevelt and Wilson
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Theodore Roosevelt became president as a result of the
assassination of William McKinley. Woodrow Wilson was president of
the United States during World War I.
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What defined privileged access by Britain France Germany and Russia to Chinese ports and markets
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Spheres of influence
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What was the impact of the Philippine insurrection on the United States
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The United States lost thousands of soldiers fighting the insurgency. A lot of Filipinos moved to the US.
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If President Woodrow Wilson believed in moral diplomacy why did he send American forces into Mexico to pursue Francisco 'Pancho' Villa
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Pancho Villa had raided a village in New Mexico and killed
Americans. Wilson was determined to prevent Villa from using US
territory as a staging ground for his war in Mexico.
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What did Roosevelt use as a big stick
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The big stick he referred to was the military forces.
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What was the primary reason for American interest in overseas territories-
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The primary reason for American interest in overseas territories
is world domination
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What was the effect of the platt amendment on us relations with cuba
It made Cuba a protectorate of the United Sates.
What was the impact of Matthew perrys journey to japan in 1853
It led to the expansion of trade with Asia, putting the US into
competition with European countries for control of the Pacific
Ocean.
What was the goal of the Philippine insurrection
The goal of the Philippine Insurrection was to establish an
independent nation.
Which presidential candidate sought reelection focusing on his strongly imperialist policies
William Mckinley
What was an aggressive form of nationalism popularized by the us press
Jingoism was an aggressive form of nationalism popularized by
the US press.
How did the explosion of the battleship Maine contribute to the beginning of the spanish-american war
the report by the naval board of inquiry about the explosion was
used to blame Spain for the attack
How president woodrow wilson's moral diplomacy differ from roosevelt's big stick policy of military force
"Moral diplomacy" promoted human rights, independence, and equal
opportunity.
What prevented the United states from taking possession of Cuba after the Spanish-American War
the passage of the Teller Amendment by Congress when war was
declared.-(Nova Net)
What is true about both presidents Roosevelt and Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt became president as a result of the
assassination of William McKinley. Woodrow Wilson was president of
the United States during World War I.
What defined privileged access by Britain France Germany and Russia to Chinese ports and markets
Spheres of influence
What was the impact of the Philippine insurrection on the United States
The United States lost thousands of soldiers fighting the insurgency. A lot of Filipinos moved to the US.
If President Woodrow Wilson believed in moral diplomacy why did he send American forces into Mexico to pursue Francisco 'Pancho' Villa
Pancho Villa had raided a village in New Mexico and killed
Americans. Wilson was determined to prevent Villa from using US
territory as a staging ground for his war in Mexico.
What did Roosevelt use as a big stick
The big stick he referred to was the military forces.
What was the primary reason for American interest in overseas territories-
The primary reason for American interest in overseas territories
is world domination