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is how a country uses different strategies to guide its relationship with other countries; this policy is made up of different global issues

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advocated non-involvement in European and Asian conflicts

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the act of adding to something larger. Like new land

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is a policy or ideology of extending a country’s power and influence through diplomacy or military force.

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Natural resources for industry, cheap labor, global trade influence/better trade deals

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Brings the country prestige, competes with other great powers, getting allies on the global stage and more influence in foreign nation governments.

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Imperialism and militarism go hand in hand as to hold an empire you need a prestigious and strong military to back it up.  Also imperialism is great in power projection. Military bases

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Charges of cultural imperialism have been aimed at the United States by critics who allege that cultural-imperial control was being sought economically by creating a demand for American goods and services in other parts of the world through aggressive marketing.RELIGIOUS motives included the desire to spread Christianity, to protect European missionaries in other lands, to spread European values and moral beliefs, to educate peoples of other cultures, and to end the slave trade in Africa.

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The result of the U.S helping Cuba get its independence from Spain allowed the U.S to gain access to certain territories with the permission of the Cuban goverment. These territories allowed the U.S to extract extra resources from the land as well as building a military base.

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They don't pay federal income taxes, since they don't have voting representation in Congress but they do pay payroll taxes.

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outlining the role of united states in the western hemisphere

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Cuba became independent but under US control

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Roosevelt declares that the US would be basically protecting the western hemisphere.

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It is a way of intimidating countries without actually harming them and was the basis of U.S. imperialistic foreign policy.

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The Panama Canal connects the Pacific ocean to the Atlantic ocean. Panama Canal is still used to cut down half of the journey time to cross both of the Americas.

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The purchase of Alaska from Russia in 1867 was a significant event in the history of the United States. The benefits of acquiring Alaska for the US include:

1. Access to natural resources: Alaska is rich in natural resources such as timber, minerals, and oil. By acquiring Alaska, the US gained access to these resources which helped to fuel its industrial growth.
2. Strategic military location: Alaska occupies a strategic position in the North Pacific, which made it important for the US military. It represented a buffer against potential Russian and Japanese aggression.
3. Expansion of US territory: The acquisition of Alaska expanded the US territory by 586,412 square miles, making it the largest state in the US.
4. Economic opportunities: The vast lands and resources of Alaska provided new economic opportunities for American businesses and individuals. the purchase of Alaska has been regarded as a shrewd and prescient move by the US, as it has brought many long-term benefits to the nation.

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In the result of gaining Alaska, America gained a new plot of land / state and lots of natural resources (Gold and Petroleum).

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The MAIN causes of WWI are militarism, alliances, imperialism and nationalism

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The “Spark” of WWI.  What officially started the War?- Bobbi

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The “Spark” of WWI.  What officially started the War?- Bobbi

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an assassination occurs which causes a lot of conflict

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The reason why the US joined World War 1 was because of many reasons. A few reasons off the top my head was because Russian submarine sinks an American boats. Also very economically invested in the war.

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The Lusitania was an American ship that was sunk by the German navy in WWI. The sinking of this ship was one of the factors that caused the US to join the war.

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1. Guns
2. Poison gas
3. Tanks
4. Airplaines
5.Submarines

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Trench warfare is a type of warfare that was widely used during World War I. It involves the digging of parallel trenches by opposing forces facing each other, where soldiers would live and operate from for extended periods of time.

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The Treaty of Versailles’ Impact on Germany- Mohammad

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The Treaty of Versailles’ Impact on Germany- Mohammad

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1. Germany was not allowed to include any military or naval air force into its armed forces.
2. Germany paid for the damages of lives and infrastructures it caused to the Allies.
3. Germany's colonies were stripped and given to Allied Powers.