After the Spanish American War, America gained control of all of these places EXCEPT...

Substituting "Dollars for Bullets" would be a diplomacy/ foreign policy done by which President?

Spreading Democracy and having good morals when working with other countries most sounds like who's foreign policy?

"Speak softly and carry a big stick, you will go far" most sounds like who's foreign policy?

Exaggerated, sensationalized, and not backed up by facts in the media is considered what?

Who was in control of Panama before America intervened before building the Panama Canal

A waterway that is "man-made" or created by humans that helps with transportation and trade is called a what

What part of the world were Wilson's, Taft's, and Roosevelt's foreign policies focused in on?

A official person from the government who represents a country's interests in a foreign country

When powerful nations built large empires by gaining economic (money) and political (government) control over smaller/weaker nations--> This definition most likely means

The strategies and negotiations a country has with other nations

After a 1976 Naval and forensic study, who was actually found responsible for the sinking of the U.S.S. Maine 78 years after the fact

In 1898, Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst used Yellow Journalism to blame what group for the sinking of the U.S.S. Maine

Since more Americans died by disease rather then actual battle during the Spanish American War... the nickname for the Spanish American War is?

The most significant Battle during the Spanish American War won by Teddy Roosevelt's cavalry was called what

Teddy Roosevelt's Cavalry regiment (or army that rode on horses) was called what?