AMERICAN IMPERIALISM Crossword

Journalism in which the stories are not fact based and are mainly for entertainment and drama.
1898 letter that was stolen from a Spanish ambassador to the US, in which he mocked US President William McKinley
The US warship which sank in the Havana harbor. It killed over 250 US sailors.
When a strong nation takes control of another country. It's often through military force.
President William Taft's policy that the USA should invest money in Latin America countries to exert influence onto them.
Belief that ones nation is superior to other nations.
The statement pledging that the US would liberate but NOT permanently rule Cuba.
Declaration that all nations could now trade with China.
Hawaiian queen that gave up her throne to avoid a massacre of her people.
The bloody 3 year "undeclared" conflict.
The cavalry troop which fought in the Spanish-American War, organized by Teddy Roosevelt.
The country that the US promised support in the revolution for permission to construct the Panama Canal.
US naval officer who wrote a book stating that a strong navy and merchant marine were essential to preserving a nation's power.
American organization that protested the US imperialist policies.
The 7 month war on foreign enclaves in China by a secret society of Chinese nationalist.
Cuban revolutionary who organized a rebellion against Spain.
Areas of one nation that another country controls. Either economically or militarily.
1823 foreign policy warning European nations to stop interfering in or colonizing any part of the Americas.
President Teddy Roosevelt's foreign policy that used the possible threat of military force to persuade other nations to do what the US wanted them to do.
President Woodrow Wilson's 1913 diplomatic policy towards Mexico.