Ch. 10 Lesson 4, Expanding Overseas

a natural product used in manufacturing, such as wood

• annex

• raw material

• yellow journalism

• isthmus

U.S. foreign policy established by President James Monroe in 1823, warning European leaders not to establish colonies in the Western Hemisphere

• Monroe Doctrine

• yellow journalism

• isthmus

• annex

to take over a territory

• yellow journalism

• raw material

• Monroe Doctrine

• annex

a narrow strip of land

• raw material

• annex

• isthmus

• yellow journalism

false or exaggerated reporting by the news media, especially newspapers of the late 1800's

• yellow journalism

• raw material

• Monroe Doctrine

• isthmus

What are two crops Americans had on the island of Hawaii?

• cocnuts and apples

• pineapples and corn

• pineapples and sugar cane

• corn and apples

What are two names that Americans called Alaska in the beginning?

• Seward's Icebox and Seward's Refrigerator

• Seward's Icebox and Seward's microwave

• Seward's Icebox and Seward's Folly

• Seward's Flop and Seward's Folly

On July 7, 1898, President __ annexed Hawaii.

• Theodore Roosevelt

• William Taft

• Franklin Roosevelt

• William McKinley

__offered to sell its territory of Alaska to the U.S. for in gold

• Canada, $2.7 million

• Russia, $7.2 million

• Cuba, $5.7 million

• Japan, $7.2 million

Engineers built a canal across the that belonged to _

• Panama Canal, Guam

• Isles of Palms, Hawaii

• Great Lakes, Michigan

• Isthmus of Panama, Colombia