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Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions Who was Alfred T. Mahan? What did he think was the key to greatness? What 3 things did Mahan want? (paraphrase these!)
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Page 1: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

Warm Up 10/9/13Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled

“Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions Who was Alfred T. Mahan? What did he think was the key to greatness? What 3 things did Mahan want? (paraphrase

these!)

Page 2: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

White Man’s Burden

Highlight/underline some stanzas or versus you think really show what the burden means.

Write MAIN IDEA next to stanza

According to Kipling, in your own words, what is the white man’s burden?

Page 3: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

White Mans burdenhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS__4F8QSNU

Page 4: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

Search for Missing Bride Continues.

Bride Missing! Groom’s Family Blame History of Mental Illness.

Headlines

Page 5: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

Explosion of the U.S.S. Maine, Havana Harbor, February 15,

1898

Page 6: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

CubaColonized by Spain

Cuba = rebels. Fighting for independence! Spain was thought to be brutal

Sugar, Sugar, Sugar! (again) **Business for America

U.S. abolished tariff on Cuban sugar in 1884. Production skyrockets!

In 1894, tariff brought back. Cuban’s

Page 7: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

War for Independence

Jose Marti Journalist/poet, launched

a revolution. 1895. Used active guerrilla

campaign.

American opinion split Support Spain to protect

investments. Enthusiastic about rebel

cause.

Cuba Libre!

Page 8: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

Yellow Journalism

Reporting that exaggerates the news to lure new readers.

Legit reports of Cuban suffering/sensationalized stories.

American sympathy for Cubans deepens.

Page 9: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

McKinley sends U.S.S. Maine

Sends Maine to Cuba to protect American lives and property.

February 15th, 1898 U.S.S. Maine explodes. Sinks. Around 260 out of 350

American officers and crew died

Page 10: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

So…

Who Sunk the Maine?

Page 11: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

Awake United States!This song was rushed into print between the sinking of the Maine on February 16, 1898 and the declaration of war on April 25, 1898.

Eagle soar on high, and sound the battle cry!

How proudly sailed the warship Maine,

a Nation’s pride, without a stain!

A wreck she lies, her sailors slain.

By two-faced butchers, paid by Spain!

Eagle soar on high,

And sound the battle cry

Wave the starry flag!

In mud it shall not drag!

Page 12: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

1. Read through Journal document and Times document and fill out “Guiding Questions”.

2. With a partner, answer/discuss the questions that follow.

3. Discuss with class

Page 13: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

No warm up today. Take out homework and

note guide from last time!

Get ready to discuss The Maine and Spanish

American War!

Page 14: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

War breaks out!“Remember the

Maine”

U.S. public ready for a war!

http://www.history.com/videos/roosevelt-fights-in-spanish-american-war#roosevelt-fights-in-spanish-american-war

Page 15: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

And so we have…. Spanish American War!!

Page 16: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

The Philippines Roosevelt ordered Pacific

fleet to to sail there in case of war

George Dewey Sails to Manila Bay and

destroys Spanish fleet.His victory leads to

more troops in the PhilippinesTroops joined to help

Filipino rebels fight

Spanish troops surrender to Americans (not Filipinos)

Page 17: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

Invasion of Cuba

U.S. Navy strong! Army small and not so strong.

Not enough guns to go around

Troops outfitted with woolen uniforms (wool in Cuba?)

Officers (Civil War vets) just reminisced

Page 18: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

Rough Riders

Volunteer cavalry Led by Roosevelt

San Juan Hill Victory for U.S.! Credit to Roosevelt and

his Rough Riders

Page 19: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

Treaty of Paris - 1898*****Asks for…..

1. Cuba to become independent

2. Spain to give Puerto Rico and Guam to the United States

3. U.S. would pay Spain $20 million for the annexation of the Philippine Islands

Page 20: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

To Annex or not to Annex? Great debate among U.S. citizens

on what to do.

What IS Annexation? Incorporation of some territory into

another entity (usually smaller region into a bigger region)

Page 21: Warm Up 10/9/13 Read p. 256-257 in History Alive, section titled “Alfred T. Mahan: The U.S. Must Become a Great Sea Power”. Answer the following questions.

Ticket out the door!

Answer the following writing prompt (1-2 paragraphs)

Which account on the sinking of the U.S.S. Maine is more believable? Why?

Does the difference in accounts matter? Why or why not.


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