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America Expands 1850-1900

Chapter 17. America Expands 1850-1900. Western Expansion. Rails to the West. What effect did the railroads have on the development of the American west?. Railroads carried people west. Railroads carried goods back east. Transcontinental. Land grants to railroad companies (20 million acres)

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Teddy Roosevelt

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LESSON OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT

STANDARD(S) ADRESSED: 11.4 Students trace the rise of the United States to its role as a world power in the twentieth century. LESSON OBJECTIVES/ GOALS/ SWBAT Contrast American opinions regarding the Cuban revolt against Spain.

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Roosevelt and Progressivism

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Chapter 13: The Presidency Honors Classes, Nov. 13, 2013

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The m uckraking era

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Chapter 17: Becoming a World Power

Chapter 17: Becoming a World Power. American History. Imperialism. Many European nations were expanding overseas due to imperialism , or the economic and political domination of weaker countries by stronger countries expanded to countries with resources and to invest capital elsewhere

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Early in 1898 riots erupted in Havana, the capital of Cuba against Spanish oppression. Cuban nationalists Jose Marti.

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Do Now

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Ch. 27: The Path to Empire

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The United States of America

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On Becoming Filipino American

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As a result of the Spanish American War, America acquired the following colonies

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American Imperialism 1890s - 1917

American Imperialism 1890s - 1917. The New Manifest Destiny?. Comparison to Old Manifest Destiny. Similarities: It was the destiny of America to expand America would spread democracy and Christianity. Comparison to Old Manifest Destiny. Differences:

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Causes and Effects of Overseas Expansion

Causes and Effects of Overseas Expansion . Why was the United States interested in expanding our nation?. Natural Resources Alaska provided oil, timber, gold, copper and furs Hawaii provided sugar cane and pineapple Cuba provided sugar cane . Causes of expansion.

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The exaggeration of a news story in order to sell newspapers!!

The exaggeration of a news story in order to sell newspapers!!. William McKinley. November,1896 , -elected president There was two campaign promises: 1) Protect American business and 2) Free the Cuban people (From Spanish rule). . U.S.S. Maine. February 15, 1898- Havana Harbor

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Wicked

Wicked. The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West. _ ______ ______. Fiction/Fantasy. Plot Diagram. Climax. Rising Actions. Conflict. Basic Situation. Resolution. Rising Actions The Wizard begins to make laws limiting the freedom of Animals

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Lacey Act of 1900

Lacey Act of 1900. D raft Year: 1900 Amendment years: 1935, 1947, 1969, 1981, 1988, 1989 National: Only regulated inside the United States. Preston Crowell. Description and Environmental Issues Affected. Description: Introduced by John F. Lacey; ratified in 1900 by President McKinley.

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