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Cards In This Set
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The United States emerged as a world power in the late 1890's by acquiring territory
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In the pacific
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The U.S. was recognized as a world power following which war?
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Spanish-American
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The U.S. adopted the Open Door Policy in order to
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Gain trading rights in china
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A result of the Open Door Policy was that
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America depended on new markets
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Which event occurred as a result of the items listed above?
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Spanish-American War
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Pushing the Spanish out of the Philippines
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Allowed the U.S. to protect their asian interest
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The factors listed above played a role in the desire of the U.S. to annex
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Hawaii
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As a result of building the Panama Canal, what factors stimulated Industrialization and science?
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Introduction of large earth moving machines and medicine
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A negative effect of the Panama Canal upon foreign policy was that
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The U.S. lost econimic support from Europe
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The above picture illustrates
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Roosevelt's Big Stick Policy
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Republican senators objected to the League of Nations because they believed it would lead to the
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Loss of American Diplomatic Independance
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"Speak softly and carry a big stick" was the foreign policy of Teddy Roosevelt because
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He had military force to back him up
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President Taft's dollar diplomacy was considered successful in 1911 when the U.S.
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Made loans to the Nicaraguan government
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"I will not recognize a government of butchers,"-President Wilson
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Moral diplomacy
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President Wilson's moral diplomacy approached toward Latin America resulted in
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Long term resentment
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