League of Nations		The group that recieved the most publicity was the 1st volunteer cavalry. Leader was Teddy Roosevelt
Theodore roosevelt		type of newspapeer coverage that emphasized sensational stones of crime and scandle
William randolph hearst		newspaper publisher from 1887 until his death in 1951; used "yellow journalism" in the 1890's to stir up sentiment in favor of the Spanish - American War.
Monroe doctrine		policy by a stronger nation to create an empire by dominating weaker nations economically politically, culturally, or militarily.
Open door policy		decleration by president Monroe in1823 that the US would oopose efforts by any outside power to control a nation in the westen hemisphere
Yellow journalism		a shorter route between the pacific and atlantic oceans
President Woodrow Wilson		Americans fought the spanish on cuban and philippians lands
William howard taft		28th president (1913-1921), keep the US out WW1, proposed league of nations
Nationalism		led cuban exiles living in the US
Expansion		American approach to China around 1900, favoring open trade relations between China and other nations
Panama Canal		president Teddy Roosvelt's 1904 extension of the Monore Doctrine in which he asserted the right of the US to intervene in Latin American nations
Rough Riders		President Taft's policy of encouraging American investment abroad
Dollar diplomacy		26th president of the US in 1901-1909; built panama canal fought trusts, increased US influece.
Annex		Migration of English settlers to the Massachusetts Bay colony beginning in the 1630's
Roosevelt corollary		27th president of the US 1909-1913, promoted "dollar dipolmacy"
Jose Marti		intervene in the affairs of countries that were of economics and strategic interest tp the nations
Spanish Ameican war		join or attach
Imperialism		devotion to one's nation.
Great Migration		International organization formed after WW1 that aimed tp promote security