11th Grade U.s. Expansionism Resources

Explore key terms related to U.S. expansionism and World War I to enhance comprehension of historical vocabulary. Focus on identifying and explaining essential concepts in world history, with the goal of improving understanding and analytical skills.

Explore the fundamental historical concepts of U.S. expansionism and World War I. Gain an understanding of significant events and policies to enhance knowledge of American history, focusing on analytical and evaluative skills.

Investigate the causes and effects of the Spanish-American War and examine its significance in the context of American expansionism. Understand how these events contributed to the emergence of the United States as a global power. Through this study, develop a comprehensive understanding of the historical context, analyze key factors leading to the war, and evaluate its impact on international relations and American foreign policy.

Explore the complexities of American expansionism by examining its economic, military, and cultural drivers. Understand historical implications and reflect on contemporary perspectives to gain comprehensive insights.

Focus on significant battles and strategies in U.S. imperialism during the Spanish-American War. Learners will identify key events and figures, enhancing understanding of imperialistic approaches.

Investigate U.S. expansionism by examining pivotal events such as the purchase of Alaska and the annexation of Hawaii. Understand the historical decisions that influenced the formation of American territories and learn about their lasting impacts. Develop insights into the geopolitical strategies of the United States and the implications of territorial expansion on national and international levels.

Investigate the United States' impact and expansionist policies in Latin America by examining key doctrines and historical contexts. Understand the effects of policy decisions and significant historical events, gaining insights into the dynamics of U.S. influence in the region.

Examine crucial events and policies in U.S. history, from the Platt Amendment to the Big Stick Policy, focusing on America's strategic influence and international interactions. Gain insights into how these historical moments shaped diplomatic relationships and fostered global engagement, while developing skills in critical analysis and historical interpretation.

Examine U.S. foreign policy following the Civil War, with a focus on expansionism and imperialism. Understand pivotal events and policies that shaped America's global influence. Develop insights into the country's diplomatic strategies and the impact of these policies on international relations.

Examine the concepts of U.S. expansionism and military strategies, as well as pivotal events that contributed to the onset of World War I. Analyze how these developments fostered America's ascension as a global power. The learning process will focus on understanding historical context, assessing the influence of military and political strategies, and evaluating America's role on the world stage.

Analyze the strategies and impacts of America's territorial expansion in the 19th century, focusing on shifts in U.S. foreign policy and their influence on a global scale. Gain insights into the methods and consequences of expansionism during this era.

Explore U.S. nationalism by examining its various symbols and examples. Engage in critical thinking exercises to analyze how nationalism is expressed and its implications. Develop skills in identifying expressions of nationalism and constructing thoughtful analyses of its impacts.

Explore U.S. imperialism in Latin America with a focus on nationalism and the Monroe Doctrine. Understand historical impacts and articulate key political concepts, enhancing comprehension and analytical skills in this context.

Examine the expansion of U.S. imperialism during significant historical periods, understanding the factors that fueled its growth. Analyze the effects of imperialism and global decolonization, enhancing comprehension of historical patterns and their contemporary implications. Develop critical thinking and analytical skills by exploring these transformative global dynamics.

Examine the key figures and policies that impacted U.S. territorial expansion during the Spanish-American War, focusing on their contributions to shaping America's influence and reach. Understand the historical context and the political strategies employed, assessing their long-term effects on U.S. imperial ambitions.

Examine the complexities of imperialism and its impact on global societies. Analyze the economic and political motivations driving expansionism, fostering a deeper understanding of how these factors shaped historical and contemporary world dynamics.

Examine the key aspects of U.S. imperialism, focusing on colonization and decolonization processes. Understand historical trends and analyze their impact on current policies. Explore how historical events shape contemporary socio-political landscapes and gain insights into the evolution of U.S. global influence. Develop critical thinking skills to assess historical narratives and their implications today.

Examine the motivations and consequences of American imperialism, focusing on the purchase of Alaska and the annexation of Hawaii. Understand the ways these actions extended U.S. influence globally. Develop a comprehensive understanding of the strategic and economic factors driving imperialism and assess the long-term impact on international relations and domestic policies. Enhance analytical skills through evaluating historical evidence and drawing connections between past and present geopolitical strategies.

Explore key events and policies that influenced U.S. imperialism, like the Spanish-American War and the Open Door policy. Understand the motivations and impacts of U.S. actions during this era.

Understand the key events and policies of U.S. imperialism, such as the Spanish-American War and the Open Door Policy, by exploring their motivations, impacts, and historical contexts. Analyze U.S. strategies of economic and military influence and assess the implications for both the U.S. and other nations. Develop skills in critical thinking and historical analysis to evaluate the consequences and enduring global effects of these policies.