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Isolationism |
strict non-involvement in the affairs of other nations |
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multilaterism |
working with other countries to influence world affairs |
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Internationalism |
intervening in other countries' affairs to promote importanat national intersts and/or to safeguard national security |
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Imperialism |
Extending power by acquiring terrirory around the globe or exploiting weaker nations to serve national interests |
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Isolationism can also be called |
a loner |
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mulitlatersim (collective security) can also be called |
team player |
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Internationalism can also be called |
world policeman |
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Imperialism can also be called |
world bully |
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expansionism |
extending it's national boundaries |
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commodore matthew perry |
the commodore of the u.s. navy who compelled the opening of Japan to the west |
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Alfred thayer mahan |
naval officer and historian and naval officer in civil war |
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Queen Liliuokalani |
Queen of hawaii |
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commodore george dewey |
admiral of the united states navy and best known for his victory during the spanish - american war |
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rudyard kipling |
a famous english writer born in india later on to become a journalist |
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Theodore Roosevelt |
US statesman and 26th president |
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william randolph hearst |
american journalist and publisher and very intelligent newspaperman |
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joseph pulitzer |
american newspaper publisher and politician became a journalist and fought in the civil war |
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mexican-american war |
an armed military conflict between US and mexico war was considered a matter of national pride |
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spanish-american war |
brief conflict between spain and america arising out of spanish policies in cuba american was sympathetic for cuba |
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annextion of hawaii |
america wanted to make hawaii a territory in america |
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boxer rebellion |
a chinese rebellion against foreign influence in areas such as trade, politics, religion and technology |
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Persian gulf war |
a conflict between Iraq and a coalation force from 35 nations authorized by the UN |
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iraq war |
a war between the US and Iraq |
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Afghanistan War |
a conflict between anti-communist muslim afghan guerillas and afghan government and soviet forces overthrew President khan |
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panama canal |
waterway connecting atlantic and pacific oceans built by US |
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alaska purchase |
when america bought alaska away from russia for 2 cents an acre. 600,000 sq. miles |