chapter 10-America claims as empire
*imperialism-where a stong country would take over a weaker country for a lot of reasons
*militarism-maintaining the use of military of or threatening to use the militay
*nationali
Chapter 10 - America Claims as Empire
imperialism-a strong country goes and takes over weaker countries
militarism-maintaining a strong military and using it, or threatening to use the military
nationalism-patriotic feelings to ethnic groups
diplomacy-o
Mr. Bruns talked about chapter 10...
TERMS---
Imperialism-one (strong)country taking over other (weaker)countries around the world.
Militarism-maintaining a strong military and using the strong military (or the threat of using the military).
Nationalism-
Continuing Mr. Bruns presentation.
Don't forget to do WWI project.
My project topic is Major land battles prior to US involvement-1914-March, 1917(3)
choose at least 5 major battles and do thoose and dont go to deep just explain what brought the battle.
Key Terms:
Imperialism-strong country will take over weak country for various reasons (Cause)
Militarism-maintaining a strong military and using it as a threat (Cause)
Nationalism-patriotic feelings/efforts towards country or ethnic groups
Diplomacy-offi
Going over powerpoint today, again!
What caused an increase in tension between the United States and Spain
Mr Bruns is continuing his presentation.
Section 1- Imperialism
Section 2- The Spanish American War
Section 3- Aquiring New Lands
Section 4- Ameica as a World Power
Key Terms-
imperialism- a major power goes out and takes over (a strong country goes out an
Mr. Bruns continues to go over Chapter 10.
Section 1: Imperialism and America
Section 2: The Spanish American War
Section 3: Aquiring New Lands
Section 4: America as a World Power
Key Terms
Imperialism- a strong country taking over a weaker country for
Murry was charged for involintary manslaughter. Herman Cain is the leading republican canidate despite the the harrasment scandel. We worked on the European map. We finished up the projects.
Dictatorship:
A government that is controlled by a person or