by Sarah Quinn Irby

Cause and Effect

sarahquinnirby — 2014-10-20 15:23:17 UTC

Cause Effect
Alaska Alaska became a part of the US
Hawaii Congress voted for Hawaii to become a
state in 1898
China Once Japan defeated China, they became

very weak so other countries took parts of China

5 W's

sarahquinnirby — 2014-10-23 15:43:52 UTC

China

Who: China
What: Was defeated by japan, and the US
When 1894-1895
Where: China
Why: Because other countries including America wanted parts of China

5 W's

sarahquinnirby — 2014-10-23 15:48:46 UTC

Alaska

Who: Alaska

What: William H. Seward bought Alaska

When: 1867

Where: US and Alaska

Why: To expand the US property and he thought it would be a great source of natural things

5 W's

sloanevassar1 — 2014-10-23 22:58:49 UTC

Hawaii

Who: Hawaii
What: Congress voted for it to become a part of the US
When: 1898
Where: US and Hawaii
Why: To expand the US

5 W's

sloanevassar1 — 2014-10-23 23:01:18 UTC

Japan

Who: Japan
What: Japan and the US were together so that they could defeat China
When: 1894- 1895
Where: Japan
Why: So that they could both get a part of China

Japan

sloanevassar1 — 2014-10-23 23:07:37 UTC

Japan They defeated China and we took part of

China

Paragraph (Sloane Vassar)

sloanevassar1 — 2014-10-23 23:10:15 UTC

There are three main places that the US were involved in. The first main place was Alaska. The US was involved in Alaska because William H. Seward bought Alaska for $7.2 million dollars. The next main place is Hawaii. The US was involved in Hawaii because in 1898 Congress voted for Hawaii to come a part to the US. The final place the US was involved in was China. We were involved in China because once Japan defeated China, many countries took parts of China. The US was one of them. So, Alaska, Hawaii, and China were the three main countries that the US was involved in.

Spanish-America War

sloanevassar1 — 2014-10-28 22:55:55 UTC

Cause Effect

The Spanish wanted freedom It resulted in war
To keep the business interest It resulted in war
safe in Cuba
Yellow Journalism It resulted in war

Main Causes of War

sarahquinnirby — 2014-10-28 23:19:34 UTC

-Roots of Imperialism

-Cuban Independence

-Yellow Jornalism

-USS Maine

-De Lome Letter

-Sympathy

main causes of the war(sarah quinn)

sarahquinnirby — 2014-10-28 23:46:12 UTC

#1: De Lome Letter

I think the De Lome letter sparked the war because Enrique Dupuy de Lôme, criticized President William McKinley by calling him weak and concerned only with gaining the favor of the crowd.

#2: Yellow Jornalism

I also think yellow journalism sparked the war because it basically was over exaggerating what really happened.

#3: USS Maine

This, because a lot of people to be mad because the Spanish sunk our ship. But yellow journalism was involved because the story got a little over exaggerated.

5 W's

sarahquinnirby — 2014-10-29 15:16:46 UTC

Puerto Rico

Who: Puerto Rico

What: Wanted independance

When: April 12 1900

Where: Puerto Rico

Why: They wanted to be free

5 W's

sarahquinnirby — 2014-10-29 19:27:40 UTC

Cuba

Who: Cuba

What: Teller Amendment

When: 1900

Where: Cuba

Why: declared that the United States would not annex Cuba.

Good Outcomes from the War

sarahquinnirby — 2014-10-29 19:31:38 UTC

Bought land from Spain and U.S. set up military camp in Cuba

Paragraph (Sloane Vassar)

sloanevassar1 — 2014-11-05 01:26:08 UTC

There were three main causes of the war. The first one was Yellow Journalism. This caused the was because people were upset of how writers were not telling the full truth. The second reason was the USS Maine. People were not happy that the Spanish sunk our ship. The third and final reason was the Cuba wanted independence, and they were willing to fight for it.

Notes

sloanevassar1 — 2014-11-05 01:31:02 UTC

Who What Why

Washington Isolation Feared All/Revolutionary War

Monroe- Military Power Latin- Fend off Europe

Roosevelt - Latin America- Economic Interests

Taft- Dollar Diplomacy- Prevent War

Wilson- Democracy- Moral