| A | B |
|---|
| Name of New U.S. Naval Fleet | Great White Fleet |
| Cuban Rebel Leader and poet | Jose Marti |
| Philippines Rebel Leader | Emiliano Aguinaldo |
| Architect of New U.S. Navy | Alfred Mahan |
| Architect of Open Door Policy | John Hay |
| Chinese rebellion against imperialists | Boxer Rebellion |
| Policy that kept China Open | Open Door Policy |
| Canal Treaty Panama-US | Hay-Bunau-Villa Treaty |
| William Randolph Hearst newspapers | Yellow Journalism |
| Roosevelt's Latin America policy | Roosevelt Corollary to Monroe Doctrine |
| Document that governed US-Cuba relations | Platt Amendment |
| Law that governed U.S. - Puerto Rico relations | Foraker Act |
| Areas in China governed by foreign powers | Spheres of Influence |
| Superiority of White U.S. culture | Anglo Saxonism |
| Semi-Independent Country under a larger country | protectorate |
| Survival of the Fittest | Social Darwinism |
| "Speak Softly but Carry a Big Stick" | Theodore Roosevelt |
| U.S. business will spread influence and stability | Dollar Diplomacy |
| US Navy Commander in Philippines | Admiral Dewey |
| "We need to help the less civilized" | White Man's Burden |
| Opened trade with Japan in 1850 | Commodore Perry |
| Hawaiian Queen overthrown by US planters | Queen Liliuokalani |
| William Taft | Dollar Diplomacy President |
| Theodore Roosevelt | Panama Canal - US President |
| Hay-Pauncefote Treaty | US-England Treaty for Central America canal |
| Manifest Destiny | U.S. destined to expand to the Pacific |
| Pan-americanism | US & Latin America close ties |
| imperialism | one country dominates another |
| Ocean route through Central America | Panama Canal |
| Spanish-American War president | William McKinley |
