CFB EOC Review - America as a World Power

action of adding territory

Example - adding Hawaii as a territory to the United States

• annexation

• isolationism

• nationalism

• alliance

artificial man-made waterway constructed to move boats/ships from a large body of water to another large body of water

Example- built in Panama

• canal

• expansionism

• convoy

• Roosevelt's Corollary

President Taft's economic policy that encouraged investment by U.S. banks and businesses abroad to build U.S. world power

• isolationism

• Open Door Policy

• Nationalism

• Dollar Diplomacy

Economic policy of President McKinley and Secretary of State John Hay promoting equal trading for all nations in China

• Open Door Policy

• Dollar Diplomacy

• Roosevelt's Corollary

• Isolationism

A country or areas in the world under economic and/or political control of a stronger nation; sometimes under the protection of a nation in return for markets and limitary bases, other times under the government of the stronger nation as well

• alliance

• colonial possessions

• propaganda

• convoy

people whose mission was to spread Christian beliefs; often supported imperialism because of the opportunity it gave them to spread Christianity

• nationalism

• annexation

• missionaries

• imperialists

policy to spread a nation's influence abroad through colonial possessions thereby gaining raw materials, markets, and naval bases

• expansionism/ imperialism

• nationalism

• socialism

• alliance

President Roosevelt's application of the Monroe Doctrine which had closed the western hemisphere to further colonization in 1823; rather than allowing Europe to intervene in Latin American's financial problems, the U.S. in charge; led to what became known as the "Big Stick Policy"

• Nationalism

• Roosevelt's Corollary

• Imperialism

• Dollar Diplomacy

agreement between nations to come to each other's aid if needed; one of the causes of WWI

• missionaries

• socialism

• alliance

• imperialism

belief that each nationality was entitled to its own government and homeland; one of the primary causes of WWI

• nationalism

• imperialism

• socialism

• expansionism