| Definition | Who/What |
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| belief that the U.S. had God's right to expand from coast to coast through the western hemisphere | |
| owner of The New York Journal newspaper | |
| Pacific islands | |
| the policy of territorial or economic growth and expansion | |
| anti-foreign and anti-missionary society terrorized Chinese Christians and missionaries, eventually besieging the group of people in Beijing | |
| inducted in the Cuban constitution which allows U.S. to intervene to protect Cubans independence and the power to oversee Cuba's debt | |
| owner of The World newspaper | |
| U.S. navy ship that mysteriously exploded and was blamed on Spanish | |
| began as an effort to help Cubans gain independence but ended in dirty guerilla war against Filipino nationalists | |
| Secretary of State under McKinley, cautious approach to the besieged Christian, Chinese Americans and missionaries in Beijing | |
| reginment formed by Roosevelt after he resigned from his navy post, was made up of ivy-league polo players and cowboys he knew | |
| agreement that Europe wouldn't be involved in any foreign affairs regarding countries in Latin America/the western hemisphere | |
| | Definition | Who/What |
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| Spanish general, forced Cubans into concentration camps during their fight for independence in 1815 | |
| Hawaiian queen, opposed the annexation of Hawaii into the US | |
| U.S. risked war with Britain to enforce the Monroe Doctrine when a conflict arose between Venezuela and British Guiana | |
| leader of Filipino revolutionaries | |
| the forming of an empire by establishing colonies | |
| commander of the U.S. navy squadron that destroyed a Spanish fleet in Manila Bay | |
| (1989) Spain ceded the Philippines to the United States along with its former colonies, Puerto Rico and Guam in exchange for an indemnity of 20 million dollars from the U.S. | |
| secretly orchestrated our move into the Philippines under president McKinley to secure trade with China, imperialist, visions of grandeur | |
| battle fought by Roosevelt and the rough riders that helped make roosevelt an overnight war hero | |
| addition of Hawaii into the U.S. | |
| open trade between nations *John Hay | |
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