Imperialism
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- Q1What were the reasons for imperialism?the need for raw materials and new markets, expansion, isolationismAssembly lines, gunboat diplomacy, tradeMass production, gunboat diplomacy, tradeRacism, competition, and the need for raw materials and new markets.30s
- Q2What were the causes of the Spanish American War?Boycotts, embargo, sinking of the MaineCuban atrocities, U.S. was protecting it's business interests in Cuba, sinking of the Maine, and yellow journalism.Cuban atrocities, yellow journalism, and militarismMilitarism, alliances, assassination of Archduke Ferdinand30s
- Q3yellow journalismHonest newspaper reporting.Color of the newspaper.Exposing corruption in business and government.Sensational newspaper reporting.30s
- Q4AnnexUsing military forces to frighten foreigners into signing agreements.add on.give up military supportan area, usually near a seaport, where a nation had special trading privileges.30s
- Q5"...You furnish the pictures; I'll furnish the war." Which cause of the Spanish-American War is demonstrated by the above statement?yellow journalismmuckrakermilitarismnationalism30s