Imperialism-where a strong country takes over weaker countriesMilitarism-where countries have strong military and use that military if neededNationalism-pride of countryDiplomacy-act of nagotiating with countriesSpheres of influence-A territorial area over which political or economic infuence is wielded by one nationProtectorate-one country controls (protects) weaker countryArbitration-settling of differences between parties-or nuetral partyOld Diplomacy1) noninterventionist-US didn't intervene in foreign affairs, especially Europe's2) 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 (look up), Henry Cabot Lodge, Teddy Roosevelt2) Stronger army and navy3) Interventionist-especially in Central and South America-becoming more involved in other countries affairs-Monroe Doctrin (look up)4) Strong nationalism-having strong pride and confidence in one's countryPowerful countries in 1900Great BritainGermanyFranceAustria-HungaryItalyRussiaUSOttoman Empire (Turkey)Japan
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