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maxush-Imperialism

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The economic and political domination of a stronger nation over a weaker one Imperialism
Imperial power allows local leaders to remain in control. Local leaders must accept advice on how to govern. Protectorate
As nations compete, only the strong will survive Social Darwinist
The idea that English-speaking nations have superior character, ideas, systems of government, and are destined to dominate the planet. Anglo-Saxonism
Missionary that linked missionary work to Anglo-Saxonism Josiah Strong
Ordered by President Pierce to sail to Japan. After impressing Japanese with technology, negotiated trade treaty Commodore Matthew C. Perry
Followed the US example and built a strong navy to expand it's own empire in Asia. Japan
Rights given to US to build naval base there after tariff treaty renewed Pearl Harbor
Gave subsidies to US sugar producers, causing decline in sugar sales from Hawaii. McKinley Tariff
Disliked the influence of American planters in Hawaii. Forced to give up her power after an unsuccessful attempt to write new constitution. Queen Lilioukalani
Region the US wanted to increase influence there by selling goods, Europe to realize US is dominant there Latin America
US Sec. of State that led efforts to expand into Latin America, proposed idea of Pan-Americanism. James G. Blaine
Belief that US and Latin American nations would work together Pan-Americanism
create a customs union, system to work out differences, rejected first Pan-American Conference goals
Commercial Bureau of the American Republics to promote cooperation in Western Hemisphere Organization of American States (OAS)
wrote the Influence of Seapower Upon History, 1660-1783- suggested need for large navy to protect trade and must acquire naval bases Alfred T. Mahan
Senator that believed the US should build large navy to become top naval power. Henry Cabot Lodge
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