Advance To The Hindenburng Line! <--- Mine. :)
Militarism; Country gets there military up.
Nationalism; Strong feelings tward your country.
Diplomacy; Diplomates- Deal with, have convos with other countries.
Spheres of Influence; Area where a stronger country has control over smaller. (Control- Ecomical, Military, exc)
Protctrorate; Country is controlled by another bigger country.
Arbitation; Make desion between a nutral Partie.
Old Diplomacy; 1783-ish-late 1800's.
Nonintercentionist. The US did not intercence in foreign affairs, especially Europe's.
Isohantiionist. The US acted alone in foreign affaris as compared to working with other nations.
Passive and reactive. The US waited for events to occur and then acted accordingly.
Weak army and navy. Focussed on building up the inside, not the outside.
New Diplomacy;
Imperiallistic. Going out and conquering territory to create an empire. Alfred Mahan (look up) Henry Cabot Lodge, Teddy Roosevelt.
Stronger army and navy.
Interventionist. Especially in Central and South America. Becoming more involved in countries affairs. Monroe Doctrine.
Imperilism and America; Imperialism became very common of the world. Which contries were the most powerful in 1900. Great Britian. Germany. France. United States. Japan. Italy. Russia. Austiria- Huntary.
Strong Nationalism. Having strong pride and confidence in one's country.
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