American expansion in the 1800s
[DOCX File]Lesson Plan: US History
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1800s. Objectives of American expansion included. improved relations with Spain. the conversion of native peoples to Christianity. restricting American involvement in the Philippines. allowing for self-rule among the islands of the Caribbean
[DOC File]American Imperialism Primary and Secondary Sources
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American expansion into the West led to the near _____ nations there. ( Farming, Mining and Ranching. Modern farming methods, the discovery of mineral deposits and ranching made the West _____ to many individual settlers and big business. ... What invention revolutionized farming in the mid-1800s? ...
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Westward Expansion was a time period of great social, political, economic, and geographic change as cultures collided due to migration and technological developments during the 1800s. What push-pull factors affected Westward Migration after 1860?
[DOCX File]SOL USI.8b - Augusta County Public Schools / Overview
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Many view the end of westward expansion as the impetus for American imperialism. Frederick Jackson Turner (1861-1932) "The existence of an area of free land, its continuous recession, and the advance of American settlement westward explain American development." With these words, Frederick Jackson Turner laid the foundation for modern ...
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Westward Expansion: Geographic and Economic Causes. Between 1801 and 1861 thousands of settlers began leaving the 13 original states and heading west. These brave pioneers made the dangerous journey over the . Appalachian Mountains. and into the vast new territories of the American frontier. What . geographic. and economic factors
[DOCX File]Westward Expansion Study Guide
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Identify territories acquired by the US during the Spanish-American War. List and evaluate the arguments for and against imperialist expansion during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Input. Task Analysis. Students should be ready to take notes by creating a T-chart on their own paper. Display the arguments for and against territorial expansion.
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What were the economic reasons for expansion by the late 1800s? 2. What was Josiah Strong's rationale for expansion? 3. How did Alfred T. Mahan impact American expansion in the late 1800s? 4. What was James Blaine's policy in Latin America? 5. Why did American and Britain argue over Venezuela in the late 1800s? What was the
[DOC File]Unit Topic: Westward Expansion - Push-Pull Factors
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Westward Expansion Study Guide. ... Fighting began between Mexican soldiers and American settlers. Texas wanted to be an independent nation. ... In the early 1800s, this land was occupied by both British and American citizens. To avoid more fighting, Great Britain and the United States agreed on a boundary line to divide the land.
Three Examples of Imperialism by the US in the Late 1800s ...
From 1787 to 1853, the United States gradually acquired the territory that became the first 48 states. During this period, the nation had little interest in expanding to other parts of the world. Then in the late 1800s, and especially after the Spanish-American War, the U.S. began to acquire territory beyond its shores. Things you will need:
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