Social Studies Chapter 7 Review Why did the U.S. enter World War 1? A. Austria attacked Serbia. B. The sinking of the Lusitania C. Japan attacked us. D. Germany attacked…

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Imperialism Beginning in the late 1800s, Americans wanted the United States to become a world power. Imperialism is the economic and political domination of a strong nation…

PowerPoint Presentation OUR BUDDIES IN HISTORY Project Directions Create a buddy list of 5 people and a screen name for each person. You will choose your 5 people from the…

Chapter 17 Becoming a World Power Section 1 The Imperialist Vision Building Support for Imperialism Beginning in the 1880s Americans attitudes changed as a result of economic…

World History World History February 10 to February 14 Agenda, Monday Feb. 10 Editing Journal Mon – Thur Begin Chap 10.2 Cornell Notes in notebook pg. 17 BRING BOOK TOMORROW!…

IMPERIALISM The policy or practice of extending the power and domination of one nation by direct territorial acquisitions or by control over the political or economic life…

Isolationism -stay out of foreign affairs Has been U.S. policy until late 1800s -Washington’s advice: farewell address says remain neutral -Monroe Doctrine—Europe stay…

The Pressure to Expand Imperialism Explain the meaning? âThe sun never sets on the British Empireâ Brain Scan This toy was originally a weapon. What is it? Yo Yo In Singapore…

Hawaiian Annexation Jae Lee US History A Navigational bars are at the bottom of each slide. Arrows move you to the previous and next slides. Home buttons bring you back to…