Goal
Procedures
Amazing Discoveries!
1. Who was Alfred Thayer Mahan?
What did he recommend with regard to the
military?
2. Who was Commodore
Matthew C. Perry?
3. How did Commodore
Matthew C. Perry impress the Japanese officials?
4. Why was Hawaii important in
5. In the 1884 Treaty between the
United States and Hawaii, the word "sovereignty" is
mentioned. What is sovereignty? Why would sovereignty be a concern
for the
people of
6.
What was the "Splendid
Little War" that John Hay referred to when speaking to
President Theodore Roosevelt?
7. Why was it called the
“Splendid Little War?”
8. What U.S. battleship was
sent to
Something happened to this "ship of peace". What happened and
what quickly
took place as a result?
9. Who was Captain Sigsbee?
What does he say happened to the
10. What areas did the
11. Why were Filipinos
surprised when the
12. Explain the Boxer Rebellion.
13. Who was John Hay? What
is the policy that John Hay calls for in
14. Who and/or what is Theodore Roosevelt
referring to when he says, "We were
dealing with a government of irresponsible bandits".
15. What deadly
disease cost many workers their lives before Dr. William Gorgas found
a treatment?
16. What was the African
saying that Theodore Roosevelt often used? How do you
think it applies to the issues of expansionism and imperialism?
17. How many times did the
Spanish-American war and the dawn of the Great Depression?
18. What two pieces of
political philosophy did the
19. What can both a well
governed country and a poorly organized country expect from
the United Stated according to Teddy Roosevelt?
20. Who do you think
decides if a nation is well governed or poorly governed? Who
should decide this?
21. What was the name of
the policy of economic
expansion which was introduced by
President William Howard Taft?
22. Name the two
individuals that worked with fifty-seven followers to conquer
23. Who and what was the "Yellow Press"
and how did they/it contribute to
WebQuest adapted from www.davison.k12.mi.us/dhs/staff/hewitt/webquests/imperial/imperial.htm.