Lesson 27 Flashcards
(38 cards)
President 1865 through 1869. During purchase of Alaska
Andrew Johnson
Sec of state for AndrewJohnson; purchase of Alaska
William Seward
President 1897 through 1901; assassinated Theodore R promoted him to help him become president. Annexed Hawaii
William McKinley
Assistant sec. Of the navy, then vice president under Mckinley; head of rough riders during Spanish-American war; became president after McKinley‘s assassination
Theodore Roosevelt
President in 1893 through 1897
Grover Cleveland
Last queen of Hawaii
Queen Liliuokalani
In charge of the attack on Spanish in the Philippines
Admiral George Dewey
Filipino general who tried to throw off Spanish rule; thought Americans were trying to help Philippines gain independence
General Emilio Aguinaldo
American general who knew trench warfare would not win the war; drove Germans out of their trenches
General John J. Pershing
president in 1913 through 1921;Trying to keep the US out a world war one; 14th point Plan; worked on the Treaty of Versailles
Woodrow Wilson
satirical name for the purchase of Alaska; a.k.a. seward’s icebox
Seward‘s folly
Policy to expand a nation’s power or economic influence, Often by force
Expansionism
A policy of extending a nations power by gaining a political or economic influence
Imperialism
A tax imposed on imports from another country
Tariff
I like to use American foreign-policy in the late 1800s/early 1900s that wanted all countries equally
Open door policy
Sensational and often exaggerated new stories in order to attract readers
Yellow journalism
American naval ships said to protect American citizens; mysteriously blew up and became a cause for American supporting declaring war on Spain
USS Maine
Teddy Roosevelt’s private regiment during the Spanish – American war; famous for charging up San Juan Hill
Rough Riders
Nickname for Roosevelts expansionist policies; he wanted to expand using diplomacy, but was willing to use force
Big stick policy
Nickname for the Panama Canal
The big ditch
President Monroe’s policy of preventing further European colonization in the Americas (1823)
Monroe doctrine
Roosevelt policy of protecting American interest in keeping peace in the western hemisphere
Roosevelt corollary
Devotion to a national or ethnic identity, including a desire for freedom from foreign rule
Nationalism
A policy of glorifying military power, ideas, and values
Militarism