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S.S chptr 22

Terms

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platt amendment
limited Cuba's right to make treaties and allowed the U.S to intervene in Cuban affairs
panama canal
linked the atlantic and pacific oceans
imperialism
building an empire by founding colonies or conquering other nations
lili queen
hawaiian queen proposed a new constitution that would return power back to monarchy
dollar diplomacy
influencing govs. through economic, no tmilitary intervention
yellow journalism
to attract readers often exaggerated news stories
isolationism
to avoid involvement in the affairs of other countries
spheres of influence
areas where foreign nations control resources
open door policy
stated that all nations should have equal access to chinese trade
tellar amendment
stated that the U.S had no interest in taking control of Cuba
anti-imperialist league
a group that opposed the treaty, and the creation of an American colonial empire
roosevelt corollary
warned that in any case of wrongdoing by latin america the u.s can exercise international police power
mexican revolution
a long, violent struggle for power in mexico
boxer rebellion
chinese nationalists who were angered by foreign involvment in China

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