ppt source:http://www.historyonthenet.com/WW1/weapons.htmBlog discussion day - mine over the Panama Canal. &Mr Bruns pptAmy, Zach, Haley, also did itBecca- Emilio Aguinaldo-independence leader-in Philippians (first president, youngest person to become president, lived longest)-was married twice-Had allies with America during Spanish-American warJoe- Battle of San Wan Hill-near Cuba-between United states and Spain-Spain controlled Cuba and Cuba wanted independence so was allies with CubaBattle of El Quine-Us against Spain-on the same day as San Wan HillPhilip-Rough Riders-volunteer soldiers sent to fight in Cuba-Teddy Roosevelt was head of it-looked like cowboys from the west-many different kinds of people-wanted guys that were tough "rough"Dustin-causes of Spanish-American war-US were getting ready for battle and something exploded on the ship and we blamed the Spanish for it-Cuba revolted and we helped themAndrew - getting Alaska-first named department of Alaska, then Alaska territory,(i did mine over it)Joey-Anti-Imperialist league-against America adding the Philippians_gives us more money and powerMeara-Mark Twain-Real name Samuel Clemons-had a small business-Moved from Florida, Missouri to somewhere along the Mississippi river-worked in paper business or something-told a story or something and everyone liked it so it was published by a book-wrote lots of books &short storiesCesar - Alaska-got from Russians-people didn't like it-found natural resources-2 cents an acreMr Bruns Stuff:1)imperialism: A strong country goes out and takes over a weaker country(great Britain)2)militarism - a strong military and using it to get what they want3)Nationalism - being extremely patriotic towards something(country/ethnic group)4)Diplomacy: how we deal with other countries5)spheres of influence: a strong country has influence or control over other weak countries6)protectorate- one country has control or protects a weaker country7)arbitration- settlement of a dispute by a 3rd partyold diplomacy - how we used to deal with other countries1790-1900-nonintervention-us didn't intervene in foreign affairs especially Europe's
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