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U.S. Foreign Policy and Imperialism (1898-1914)
I. Americas Changing Foreign Policy
A. From 1890 to 1914, the United States _____________________ its role in world affairs and gained new
overseas ________________
B. American foreign policy from 1789 to 1898
Era Foreign Policy Based on the Notes
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1. When the USA was a new nation, it was limited to
George _______ states in territory east of the
Washingt _________________________________ River George
on (1789- Washington promoted __________________________ and
1797) warned against _______________________ with European
nations
2. By the 1820s, the U.S. purchased
____________________________, won the
James ________________________, gained Florida, and was no
Monroe longer an infant nation In 1823 President James
(1817- Monroe issued the Monroe Doctrine asserting
1825) __________________________ but that the U.S. would
______________________ the western hemisphere from
European influence
3. In the 1840s, President James Polk used an
James ____________________ foreign policy (including
Polk ________________, purchases, and ______ with Mexico) to
(1845-
1849) gain all lands to the __________________________ and
fulfill Americas _______________________________________
4. In the Gilded Age, the U.S. emerged as an
William _______________ power by gaining Alaska,
McKinley ____________________, Guam, Puerto Rico, the
(1897-
1901) Philippines and leading construction of the
____________________
5. From the American Revolution to the Civil War, America gained new
______________________________________________, but remained ______________________ in European affairs
during the Gilded Age, the United States gained __________________ territories and thought of itself as an
__________________________ to European nations
II. Americans were motivated to imperialize for a variety of reasons during the Gilded Age
A. Brainstorm at least three reasons why the U.S. was motivated to expand and claim overseas
colonies