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| allowed local rulers to stay in control and U.S protected them against rebellions and invasion in return they would accept advice on how to run their country |
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| "if we didn't, they would" |
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| the idea that English speaking nations had superior character, ideas, and systems of government and were destined to dominate the world. |
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| led a naval expedition to Japan to negotiate a trade treaty |
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| eliminated all tariffs on sugar. Gave subsidies to sugar producers in the US making US sugar cheaper |
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| hate US influence and tried to pass new constitution |
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| against imperialism and tried to restore power to the queen |
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| the idea the America and Latin America should work together |
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| would require all to reduce tariffs against each other and to treat each other equally in trade turning Latin American nations from Europe to the US |
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| wrote best seller "The Influences of Sea Power Upon History" |
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| senator who pushed for better navy |
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| sent by Spanish to govern. EVIL "the Butcher".. reconcentration camps |
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| power to have their own government |
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| battleship that exploded; blamed Spain |
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| aggressive nationalism (Republicans) |
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| soldiers of the west. Led by T. Roosevelt and Leonard Wood |
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| Cuba couldn't make any treaty with another foreign power, had to allow US to buy or lease naval stations, US could intervene to protect their independence |
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| guerilla warfare on Spain |
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| residents weren't US citizens, no rights. (Puerto Rico) |
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| US duty- he believed we needed to civilize other countries. |
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| fight over Korea- Japan wins |
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| area where a foreign nation controlled economic development |
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| supported by Secretary John Hay, says all countries should be able to trade with China |
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| attack on embassies, China remains independent |
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| gives US the exclusive right to build and control any canal through Central America |
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| Taft- substitute dollars for bullets |
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