Across
- 3. Caribbean island entangled in U.S.-Spanish tensions, especially during the Spanish-American War.
- 5. Archipelago acquired by the U.S. from Spain after the Spanish-American War.
- 7. Policy of avoiding political and military entanglements with other countries.
- 10. Sensationalist, biased reporting that fueled public support for the Spanish-American War.
- 14. Naval historian who emphasized the importance of sea power.
- 17. Domination and control of one nation over another, often involving territorial acquisition.
- 18. Engineering marvel connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, completed in 1914.
Down
- 1. Pacific paradise with a rich Polynesian culture, annexed by the U.S. in 1898.
- 2. Policy of extending a nation's influence through diplomacy or military force.
- 4. American battleship whose explosion in Havana Harbor fueled the Spanish-American War.
- 6. American clergyman and advocate of Anglo-Saxon expansionism.
- 8. Preference for the interests of native-born inhabitants over those of immigrants.
- 9. Extreme nationalism marked by aggressive foreign policy and readiness for war.
- 11. 19th-century belief that the U.S. was destined to expand across North America (and eventually beyond).
- 12. To incorporate territory into an existing political entity.
- 13. Discrimination or prejudice based on race, often leading to social and institutional inequities.
- 15. Last monarch of Hawaii, overthrown in 1893 during the annexation push.
- 16. Application of Darwin's theory to society, justifying social inequality and the need for a U.S Global footprint.
