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Mr 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 countries1790-19001)noninterventionist-the us didn't intervene in foreign affairs, especially Europs2)isolationist-the ?us acted alone in foreign affairs as compared to working with other nations3)passive and reactive-the us waited for events to occur and then acted accordingly4)weak army and navyNew Diplomacy1)imperialistic-going out and conquering territory to create an empire-Alfred Mahan, Henry Cabot lodge, Teddy Roosevelt2)Stronger army and navy3)Interventionist - especially in Central and South America-becoming more involved in other countries affairs-MONROE DOCTRINE. warning given to other states that US would invade if needed to4)strong nationalism-having strong pride and confidence in ones country*imperialism became very common with the major powers of the world*most powerful countries:-Great Britain-Germany-France-Austria-Hungary-Italy-Russia-US-Ottoman Empire - Turkey-Japan
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