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How did the Panama Canal boost commerce
It made travel between the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean much faster.
It made it unnecessary to sail around South America.
Why did the anti imperialist league oppose interventionism
For moral and practical reasons.
What slogan did Japan adopt during the Meiji Restoration
Japan adopted the phrase "civilization and enlightenment" during this time. These were two of the biggest goals that the Japanese strove for.
What was one effect of the burlingame treaty
U.S. and Chinese relations improved.
What did Japan hope to accomplish with the 21 Demands
To gain a sphere of influence in China
Which American objected to US intervention in Cuba
Andrew Carnegie objected to US intervention in Cuba.
What was To the Person Sitting in Darkness
a satirical artical.
Why did the United states want to gain control of the Philippines
The islands would increase the U.S. presence in the Pacific Apex cuntry
What statement about the purpose of the open door notes is true
Nations that received them did not fully accept them
They were sent to European powers.
Yellow journalism relied on exaggeration and what
false claims (Apex)
Political activity by the Anti-Imperialist League included
Answer this question… Political activity by the Anti-Imperialist League included
Which statement is true
Nixon resigned before he could be impeached. -Apex
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