PPT-Kaimuki-McKinley-Roosevelt (KMR)

Complex Area New Teacher Orientation 2014 2015 aFold your paper hotdog fold BIn the middle write your NAME SCHOOL and GRADESUBJECT COn each corner of your tag use . Objectives:. To trace the events of Theodore Roosevelt’s presidency. To show how Roosevelt used the power of his office to regulate business. To identify laws passed to protect citizens’ health and preserve the environment. After the Civil War, Americans remained astonishingly indifferent to the outside world.. Enmeshed in struggles over Reconstruction and absorbed in efforts to heal the wounds of the CW, build an industrial economy, make cities habitable and settle the sprawling West, most citizens took little interest in international affairs.. Introduction. In the years immediately following the Civil War, Americans remained indifferent to the outside world. With the Civil war, the settlement of the west and the industrial economy there was no time to worry about the outside world. . America On Trial. Accusation. The prosecution finds the United States . guilty of world . domination. ,. . on account of the Roosevelt Corollary, waging war against Spain in order to gain land, and of waging war in the Philippines.. Imperialism Notes. Period 7 - 1898-1945. Key Concept 7.3 - Global conflicts over resources, territories, and ideologies renewed debates over the nation’s values and its role in the world, while simultaneously propelling the United States into a dominant international military, political, cultural, and economic position.. Some Ideas. What factors encouraged the United States to become a world power?. Why was Expansionism such a powerful force from 1890-1900 . in America?. Were the same principles of American diplomacy applied to both the Caribbean and Asia?. Factors . Leading to Imperialism . Increase in U.S. population, wealth, and production led to overseas markets and raw materials (DOLLARS). Missionary work – Josiah Strong (DIETY). Expand our military power to protect interests abroad (DEFENSE). Physical Description: . 5’ 7” 200 pounds. During political campaigns he always wore a . red carnation (Ohio’s State Flower). Personality: . open, friendly, even-tempered, cheerful and . . basically well liked… (even political enemies liked him). imperialism. . The European nations had been gobbling up colonies all during the 1800's, now America wanted a slice of the world pie. . There were several influences pointing toward imperialism… . Yellow journalism. Period 7 - 1898-1945. Key Concept 7.3 - Global conflicts over resources, territories, and ideologies renewed debates over the nation’s values and its role in the world, while simultaneously propelling the United States into a dominant international military, political, cultural, and economic position.. Objectives:. To trace the events of Theodore Roosevelt’s presidency. To show how Roosevelt used the power of his office to regulate business. To identify laws passed to protect citizens’ health and preserve the environment. Chapter 25. Introduction . By the year 1900, the United States’ . upsurging. population nearly doubled from its level of some 40 million souls in the census of 1870.. In the same time period, the population of American cities tripled.. 1865-1913. American Imperialism. Toward the New Imperialism. Imperialism in a Global Context. The Second Industrial Revolution had generated a desire for new markets in which American manufacturers could sell their wares. Added to this was renewed European competition to colonize, this time in Asia and the Pacific Rim. Many of these nations pursued these colonies for religious reasons, to bring Christianity to the new territories. . 26. th. president. Early Life. Theodore Roosevelt suffered from asthma as a child. . At home remedies. Drinking Coffee. Smoking Cigar . Exercise (hiking, horseback riding, swimming). College Life. Attended Harvard .