ch 10 key terms
imperialism empire building
melitarism desire should maintain good military and be ready to use it
nationalism
diplomacy negotioating with other countries
spheres of influence
protectorate one countries controls/protects weaker areas
arbitration way to solve disputes settling of disputes between partys
old diplomacy noninterventionis us did not entervene in foreign affairs, especially europeds
isolationist us acted alone in foreign affairs as compared to woking with other nations
passive and reactive us waited for events to occur and then acted accordingly
weak army and navy
new diplomacey
imperialistec going out and conqueringn territory to create dand empire alfred mahan henry henry cabod lodge, eddy roosevelt
stronger army and navey intervetiononist especially in centralad n south america
becoming more invvolved in other countries affairs monroe doctrine
strong nationalism
having strong pride adn confidence in ones country
countries of imperialism in 1900 great britain cermany framce austria hungarty itally
russioa us ottoman empire turkey japan
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