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Chapter 10 Section 2
The Spanish-American War
Open Door Policy
Arrangement providing the United States
equal access to China’s consumers.
Arbitration
Settlement of a dispute by a person or
panel chosen to listen to both sides and
come to a decision
Jingoism
Aggressive foreign policy influenced by
intense national pride.
The Monroe Doctrine
Was affirmed by U.S. authority when
Britain agreed to arbitration in its dispute
with Venezuela.
Yellow Journalism
Influenced Americans to side with the
Cuban rebels against Spain
The Philippines
First action of the Spanish-American War
The Peace Treaty with Spain
The U.S. gained the Philippines, Guam,
and Puerto Rico
The U.S. Annexed Hawaii
Because it needed naval stations in the
Pacific.
The U.S. competed in China
With other nations to access to Chinese
consumers
Sphere of Influence
Area of economic and political control.