PPT-Spain vs. England How Competition Over North American Land Claims Lead To War At Sea

The Northwest Passage After Spanish Explorers Sent news of North and South America back to Europe many other countries searched for the Northwest Passage or a water route through North america. Terms and People . José . Martí. – Cuban patriot who launched a war for independence from Spain in 1895. William Randolph Hearst. – owner of the . New York Journal. who, along with Joseph Pulitzer . Exploration and Consequences. Before the Late Fifteenth Century. Exploration before the late fifteenth century was largely limited to land travel. Ships were used on the Mediterranean and Indian Ocean trade routes for centuries, but they were linked up to land routes through Persia, Arabia, northern Africa, or central Asia on the Silk Road. Alan Baudron. 1. , Doug Speirs. 2. , Mike Heath. 2. ,. . Chris McCaig. 2. , Paul Fernandes. 1. 1. University of Aberdeen. 2. . Strathclyde. University. European hake. . Merluccius. . merluccius. The Spanish American War. The . role of the United States in world affairs changed during the late 1800s when the U.S. emerged as a world power after the victory over Spain in the Spanish American War. . American War. Essential Question: What are the causes. a. nd effects of the Spanish-American and Philippine-American Wars?. Cuba is one of Spain’s last colonies in the western hemisphere . Cubans want independence . By: Mr. Moore using contributions by. . Susan Pojer. High School of Economics & Finance NYC, NY. How did the Wars of Religion Mark the Decline of Spain’s Power and Lead to the Development of a Nationalist Spirit and State Sovereignty in England, France, and the Netherlands?. Causes of the Spanish-American War. How did each of the following help to cause the outbreak of the Spanish-American War?. American Business Owners. Urged U.S. intervention to protect American business interests in Cuba. Background. Cuba was a Spanish colony. 1895 – Cuban economy collapses, they rebel . Spanish general uses policy of “. reconcentration. ,” puts Cubans into guarded camps. America & Cuba. America had business interests in Cuba. Chapter 19 Review Video. www.Apushreview.com. The Politics of Equilibrium. Big Ideas during the late 19. th. century:. High voter turnout. Control of Congress switched between parties frequently. Republicans – northern Protestants, middle class, high tariffs. 1. Who were Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hurst?. 2. Explain the tactics Hurst used to make his newspaper better than Pulitzers.. 3. What is “yellow journalism?”. 4. What effect did the competition between Hurst and Pulitzer have on the quality of reporting done at the time?. Sasso . US I. Colonial Self-Govt.. Colonies . operate largely independent of the crown and Parliament . Colonies regulate their own taxes and customs, although the majority of the colonists view themselves as subjects of the king. How Britain’s Victory in the French . and Indian War Planted the Seeds for . the American Revolution. Before and After the War. What changed from 1754-1763? Why did it change?. Make an inference. . Causes:. 1. st. Cuban Rebellion against Spain. Spanish had oppressed the Cubans in order to profit off of their sugar plantations.. 1/3 of the Cubans were enslaved until 1886. Cuban Independence: Unsuccessful. The 24th Annual Environmental Law Conference will take place March 2-5, 2006 at the Univer-sity of Oregon School of Law (1515 Agate St.). The oldest and largest conference of its kindpromises to live