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Definition: President who established the policy of Moral Diplomacy.
Historical significance: Influenced the control/influence of Latin American nations.

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Definition: President who established the policy of Big Stick Diplomacy, sent the Great White Fleet, and was involved in the construction of the Panama Canal.
Historical significance: Influenced trade with establishing a shorter travel route. Policies influenced imperialism as well.

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Definition: President who formed the policy of Dollar Diplomacy.
Historical significance: Influenced control of assets in Latin America through the use of loans to other nations.

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Definition: Author of "Influence of Sea Power," declared that a strong navy was necessary for America to build an empire.
Historical significance: Influenced the policy of imperialism, gaining control of regions.

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Definition: Peace plan by President Wilson at the Paris Peace Conference, goal to establish long lasting peace and avoid punishing Germany.
Historical significance: Introduced the League of Nations, which was later established in the Treaty of Versailles.

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Definition: Government issued debt securities to raise funds for military operations in World War I.
Historical significance: Helped fund the war effort and funds for sending supplies to troops.

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Definition: America encouraged the public to grow their own food to have more food to send to troops.
Historical significance: Helped with the war time effort and allowed food to be sent to troops fighting in World War I.

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Definition: Formed in 1917 to regulate the production of war materials. The government encouraged business owners to keep employees happy and continue making goods in war time.
Historical significance: The War Industries Board helped maintain the supply of goods during war time.

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Definition: 300,000 to 500,000 African Americans migrated from the South to the North to fill up job voids during World War I.
Historical significance: Migration of African Americans increased a lot during the war and population of African Americans increased a lot in cities in the North.

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Definition: Organization formed after World War I to maintain peace. America didn't join because Congress believed that the organization would result in the U.S. becoming involved in conflicts relating to world affairs.
Historical significance: The organization was created to avoid further conflict and discuss issues that came up. Part of President Wilson's Fourteen Points.

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Definition: Policy that stated that other countries have to share trading rights with America which the other countries decided that they had to accept, but China wasn't invited to the discussion.
Historical significance: Prevented a monopoly from forming in trading with China, but China was not involved in the discussion about trade.

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Definition: The U.S. encouraged a revolution in Panama which they supported to gain the right to build the canal.
Historical significance: The canal would have been a huge investment that would provide a shorter route for ships traveling.

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Definition: President Woodrow Wilson's policy of supporting democratic governments in Latin America that supported the U.S.
Historical significance: Encouraged nations in Latin America to establish democratic governments.

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Definition: President Theodore Roosevelt's policy that described using the force of the navy if needed to assert U.S. dominance.
Historical significance: Impacted the Roosevelt Corollary (use of force to defend economic profits in Latin America) and the Great White Fleet (display of military strength).

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Definition: Document added to the Monroe Doctrine declaring that the U.S. could intervene in Latin American affairs at any given time.
Historical significance: Announced that the U.S. would use force to defend Latin American economic profits/influence.

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Definition: Amendment established in 1901 in the Cuban constitution that gave the U.S. some privileges such as maintaining control of a naval base and intervening in affairs impacting Cuba.
Historical significance: Helped establish influence in Cuba, forming a protectorate.

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Definition: President William Taft's policy of using economic power to further goals in Latin America and East Asia by guaranteeing loans for other nations.
Historical significance: Gained control of assets in Latin American nations through use of this policy.

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Definition: A group of sixteen battleships that were part of the new American navy sent by President Theodore Roosevelt on a journey around the world to display the military power of the U.S.
Historical significance: The display of the battleships was influenced by Roosevelt's policy of Big Stick Diplomacy.

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Definition: A nation that is independent but is under the influence/control of a different nation.
Historical significance: This impacted the result of the Spanish-American War. This allowed the U.S. to maintain control over regions without forming colonies or using the policy of imperialism.