Happy Monday...if you don't believe me...take a look at how your grades are improving since the 1912 fiasco!!! Darn it!  Hey Zach Cole...how come you didn't answer my question today?  Armstrong is basically done with his "diatribe" of Foreign Policy.  You are responsible for all materials in Ch. 7...in particular:
I ASSUME YOU CAN DO ...
A. Are you an "Imperialist" of "Anti-Imperialist" in 1898...3 reasons why/why not!
B. What are the events that lead to the Declaration of War with Spain in 1898?  4 Causes?  5 P's?
C. Be ready to get pop-quizzed...Bottom Line #2, Ingredients? Isms...P's...ID= Spanish-American War!

Today you were given  Foreign Policy ID's.

This is much like the Thesis Proof for Progressive Era.  STEP 1: Take information out of textbook and type up a paragraph for each of the Actions (1-6). COWBELL FACT: Make certain you have a Date...and be able to provide historical facts, people, places, acts, etc. that explain the U.S. Foreign Policy Actions. STEP 2: Type a Gray-Area Thesis answering the prompt listed below the actions.  You may ago to outside sources...Hippo Campus is pretty good...the more specific the better...however, you must not plagerize...put the information in your own words.

DUE WEDNESDAY - Put a heading,SINGLE-SPACED.  Worth 20 Points...no late outlines accepted.

We will discuss and "Grade" U.S. Far East Policy after S-A War!

DUE FRIDAY: The same for Latin-American Policy