Transcript Goal Six Notebook

Goal Six Notebook
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Goal Six Cover Page
Goal Six Vocabulary
Goal Six Review
Types of Foreign Policy/Foreign Policy Spectrum
MAIN notes
Spanish American War Notes
Country Examples and Questions
Presidents Wheel Showing Progressive Reforms
and Foreign Policy Actions
Other Imperialism Notes
• Big Stick Policy: Belief of Teddy Roosevelt that
by having a very strong military, other countries
will do what you ask.
• Roosevelt Corollary: Additional to the Monroe
Doctrine, Roosevelt now said the U.S. was “in
charge” of the W. Hemisphere
• Great White Fleet: Roosevelt ordered the
circumnavigation of the globe by our new navy.
We wanted to show off our superiority.
Other Imperialism Notes
• Russo-Japanese War: Roosevelt earns the
Nobel Peace Prize by ending the war between
Russia and Japan
• Dollar Diplomacy: Belief of Taft that we could
control other countries by investing in their
economies and then threatening to take it away.
• Moral Diplomacy: Belief of Wilson that we
needed to intervene whenever a country was
committing human rights violations.
Other Imperialism Notes
• Jingoism: EXTREME nationalism. Example
during this time is Josiah Strong.
• Anti-Imperialist League: group against
imperialism because they believed we were
violating the rights of other countries. (ex: Mark
Twain)
• Seward’s Folly: the annexation of Alaska from
Russia
• Good Neighbor Policy: action by FDR that ends
the Roosevelt Corollary in 1930’s.
Presidents Wheel
• Put each of the following terms under the correct
president– Domestic: Meat Inspection Act, Federal Reserve Act,
Payne Aldrich Tariff, Mann Act, Elkins Act,
Underwood Tariff, Hepburn Act, Ballinger-Pinochot
Incident, 16th-19th Amendments, Pure Food and Drug
Act, Federal Trade Commission, Clayton Anti-Trust
Act
– Foreign: Annexation of Hawaii, Dollar Diplomacy,
Pancho Villa Raids, Roosevelt Corollary, Spanish
American War, Russo-Japanese War, Great White
Fleet, Moral Diplomacy, Big Stick Policy, Platt
Amendment, Panama Canal, Boxer Rebellion, Open
Door Policy, and U.S.S. Maine explosion.