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Matlosz-Imperialism

AP US History II-U.S. Imperialism Chapter Test

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Define Neo-Imperialism A modern form of imperialsim as opposed to Victoria's reign. It is defined as taking over other countries due to economic, political, and defensive means.
What are the causes of Neo-Imperialism? Fuel Machine Age #1 exporter for oil, coal, lumber, etc.
Identify Alfred T. Mahan A retired Navy Captain; he wrote a series of lectures in a book called "Influence of sea power upon History" It was mostly centered around Great Britain's need to create a navy. Was also perceived highly by Germany's Wilhelm.
Identify the Great White Fleet Started by Roosevelt in 1903-1904
Who was apart of the the Foreign Policy Elite (1897-1901)? A group of men under McKinley's administration who were pro-imperialist and consisted of Theodore Roosevelt (asst. sect. of Navy/VP 1900), John Hay (Sect. State), Elihu Root (Sect. War), Henry C. Lodge (Pres. Foreign Relations committee).
What were the goals of the Foreign Policy Elite? To administer a "progressive state" and to spread imperialism and international business.
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