Across
- 2. the US become this after defeating the Spain in the Spanish American War.
- 5. an annexation the US gained during the age of imperialism
- 10. 16 ships commissioned by Teddy Roosevelt to sail around the world as demonstration of US naval power
- 11. a letter written by a Spanish ambassador to his home country. In it, he ridiculed the US president.
- 13. the exaggeration of information for the sake of selling newspapers and magazines
- 14. a canal built in Panama to shorten the distance between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
- 15. a white business owner who lead the US government to annexing hawaii; first president of Hawaii
- 18. land that was acquired by the US from Russia. Rich in resources like gold, oil, and timber
- 19. substances that are either available naturally (like wood, ores, etc.)
- 21. land that is purchased or gotten through consensual means
Down
- 1. an updated monroe doctrine in which the US government threatened Europe with military intervention if they got involved with the affairs of the Western Hemisphere
- 3. a phrase used in reference to the power and might of the us military during the age of imperialism
- 4. the queen of Hawaii who was forced to surrender the island over to the US
- 6. land that is essentially stolen
- 7. Stronger weaker countries taking over smaller weaker countries for things like resources, power, and national superiority
- 8. a foreign policy used by a the US to promote its financial or commercial interests abroad, particularly in latin america
- 9. Harbor a naval base the US placed in Hawaii as a military stopping point between the US and Asia
- 12. a country the US gave “independence” to following the Spanish American war
- 16. a foreign policy in which the US government threatened Europe should they intervene in the affairs of the Western hemisphere
- 17. a foreign policy established by the US to ensure that China was not imperialized so it could maintain economic trade with the US and other countries.
- 20. an American ship that exploded in the harbor of Havana Cuba, over 200 american sailors died, the US blamed Spain.
