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2. described Theodore Roosevelt’s approach to foreign policy in Latin American and the Caribbean.
5. a term used in international politics to mean that a country has claim or control over another land
6. was a series of meetings between European countries that established rules for claiming African territory.
7. also known as Mahatma (Great-Souled) Gandhi, was a transformative figure in modern Indian history.
8. a partly manmade waterway that connects the Mediterranean and Red Seas.
12. was a violent uprising in India by the sepoys, or Indian soldiers, in 1857.
13. it's an artificial waterway connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. It is 50 miles long.
14. loyalty and devotion to a nation
16. was founded at the beginning of the 1300s by a Turkish tribal leader named Osman
17. a British trading company that dominated trade in India, China, and Africa during the 1600s and 1700s.
19. a relationship between two states in which one has some degree of control over the other.

1. also known as Teddy or T.R., the 26th American president, was an energetic man who pushed for Progressive reforms and a strong foreign policy.
3. two wars that occurred in China between the Qing Dynasty and Western countries, mainly Great Britain.
4. War took place in 1898. It ended Spanish colonialism in the Americas and helped the United States establish itself as a force to be reckoned with in the Pacific.
8. a theory based on Charles Darwin’s scientific idea of natural selection.
9. a person who is sent on a religious mission
10. an area of land or a settlement that is ruled by another country
11. also called the Zaire, is one of the four great rivers of Africa
15. a policy by which one nation controls another
18. a policy that was first stated by President James Monroe in a message to Congress in 1823. In that speech Monroe said that the United States would not allow any European countries to establish colonies or use force in North or South America