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| Overview
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| Background
Essay: The Rise of Modern Imperialistic America |
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| Standards
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| Lesson
One: Causes/ Justifications for Imperialism |
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Two: Causes/Justifications for Imperialism |
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Three: Journalism and Its Impact on American Imperialism |
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Four: Causes of the Spanish American War |
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Five: Course of the Spanish American War |
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Six: Consequences of the Spanish American War |
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Seven: Cuba after the Spanish-American War |
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Eight: The Philippines after the Spanish American War |
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Nine: Imperialistic Thought and its impact on foreign
policy in Asia and Latin America DBQ |
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Ten: American Imperialism DBQ |
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| Assessment
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Assessment:
DBQ Rubric
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| Handouts,
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| Lesson
One: Richard Olney on American Jurisdiction in the Western
Hemisphere |
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One & Two: Josiah Strong on Anglo-Saxon Predominance,
1891 |
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One & Two: Manifest Destiny: The Old v. The New |
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One: Excerpt from the Monroe Doctrine |
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One: Grover Cleveland: American Interests in the Cuban
Revolution |
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Lesson
Two: The White Man's Burden By Rudyard Kipling
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| Lesson
Three: Pulitzer Hearst Cartoon |
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| Lesson
Three: The Causes of War |
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Four: Albert Shaw: The Blowing Up of the Maine |
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Four: A Short and One-sided War |
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| Lesson
Four: The De Lome Letter |
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| Lesson
Five: The World "Dewey Smashes Spanish
Fleet" |
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Five: Walter Hines "The War with Spain and After"
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| Lesson
Five: Spanish American War |
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| Lesson
Six: Treaty of Paris |
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Seven: The Teller Amendment |
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Eight: The Debate Over the Philippines, 1898-1900 |
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| Lesson
Nine: How did American imperialist thinking shape its
policies in Asia and Latin America in the late 19c and
early 20c? |
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| Bibliography |
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