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Becoming a World Power 1890-1913

Becoming a World Power 1890-1913. The Pressure to Expand Ch. 18, Sec. 1. Imperialism. Policy by a stronger nation to create an empire by dominating weaker nations economically, politically, culturally, or militarily. Pressures for Expansion. 1. Overproduction of food and goods

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Becoming a World Power

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Chapter 20

Chapter 20. The Nation Claims an Empire. America Is Ready to Expand. Americans started to believe that they needed to expand Americans were making more than they were using Certain required goods can only be obtained overseas Imperialism

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United States Imperialism

United States Imperialism. Chapter 19. Stirrings of Imperialism. The New Manifest Destiny American attention shifted to foreign lands for the following reasons: Fear that natural resources would dwindle & must be found abroad Importance of foreign trade & a desire for new markets

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Spanish American War

Spanish American War. 17.2 Pages 558-564. Spain and the Caribbean. Lost all colonies EXCEPT for Cuba and Puerto Rico Since 1868 Cuba had been revolting Jose Marti Leader of the Cuban Revolution Party 1892 Exiled to NYC Writes poetry and newspaper articles to rally the masses

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Spanish-American War and Beyond

Spanish-American War and Beyond. A war fought in Cuba in 1898. Spanish-American War and beyond. Why would we fight Spain? Background : Spain controlled Cuba and the Philippines through a dictatorship A revolution in Cuba and the Philippines against Spanish rule grabs our attention

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The Spanish-American War

The Spanish-American War. Big Questions. What were the different opinions among Americans regarding the Cuban revolt in Spain? What events escalated the conflict between the U.S. and Spain?. American Interest in Cuba. The U.S. had a long held interest in Cuba and wanted to buy Cuba from Spain

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9.2 The Spanish-American War

9.2 The Spanish-American War. Objectives. Explain that causes of the Spanish-American War Identify the major battles of the war Describe the consequences of the war, including the debate over imperialism . Causes of the War. Cubans rebel against the Spanish

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Instructions:

Instructions:. You will be creating the front page of a newspaper using images cut from the Notebook Handout and articles that you write as you respond to each section of the reading. To begin, set up your newspaper across two pages of your notebook as shown below.

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Test review ch 18

Test review ch 18. King Kalakaua : was forced to change Hawaii constitution to grant voting rights only to wealthy landowners George Dewey; naval commander who led American forces into Manilla Bay and destroyed Spanish forces.

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