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| strong nationalist queen of Hawaii, opposed US control of islands, and sought to reduce the power of foreign merchants |
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| pineapple planter who removed Queen Liluokalani from office, he proclaimed Hawaii a republic and requested it be annexed in |
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| areas of economic and political control |
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| created to ensure that the uS would have access to China's millions of consumers, keep an "open door" to China |
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| Chinese organization called the Righteous and Harmonious fists started a rebellion, resented foreign influence of any kind |
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| a grant for a piece of land in exchange for a promise to use the land for a specific purpose |
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| McKinely's VP who became president and redefined the presidency |
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| canal created on the Panama peninsula, linked to oceans making global shipping faster and cheaper, pushed by Teddy Roosevelt |
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| the threat of military force allowed Roosevelt to conduct an aggressive foreign policy |
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| Roosevelt messages to congress don't use the Monroe Doctrine as a cloak for territitorial aggresion |
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| presidency=wonderful stage for public support and stuff |
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| mocking Taft's approach to foreign policy, but he later uses the term himself |
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| peasant rebel leader of Mexico, began to persue a more radical path in Mexico |
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| Wilson sent him to pusue Villa, bloody clashes took place |
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| opponents of the US policy in Philipinnes, well-to-do professionals |
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| Roosevelt sent navy cruise around the world, to demonstrate naval power, the gleaming white ships |
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| the cry of Latin Americans wanting the US to leave the Panama canal |
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