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Washington believed civil rights would come with time, while DuBois wanted immediate rights.

Washington wanted immediate rights, while DuBois believed rights would come with time.

Both believed in immediate civil rights.

Both believed civil rights would come with time.

It restricted trade to only the United States.

It promoted equal trading rights for all countries.

It banned trade with China.

It focused only on military alliances.

Sanford Dole

Pineapple industry

Gun Boat Diplomacy

Panama Canal

Eastern Hemisphere; it promoted trade with Asia

Western Hemisphere; it warned European powers against colonization

Eastern Hemisphere; it encouraged colonization

Western Hemisphere; it supported European colonization

Business economic interests

Military strategic location

Cultural exchange

Religious conversion

A Hawaiian monarch who resisted American influence

An American businessman who supported the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy

A Japanese diplomat who negotiated trade with America

A US military leader who led the invasion of Hawaii

United States

Britain

France

Russia

John Hay

Theodore Roosevelt

Woodrow Wilson

William Taft

It declared the western hemisphere off limits to European colonization.

It was issued by President Monroe.

It encouraged European nations to colonize Latin America.

It was established in 1824.

The Monroe Doctrine

The Roosevelt Corollary

The Big Stick Policy

The Truman Doctrine

'Speak loudly and act quickly.'

'Speak softly and carry a big stick.'

'Negotiate first, fight later.'

'Isolation above all.'

Routes between the U.S. and Asia

Routes between the U.S. and Europe

Routes between the U.S. and Africa

Routes between the U.S. and Australia

Washington believed civil rights would come with time, while DuBois wanted immediate rights.

Both believed in immediate civil rights.

DuBois believed in economic advancement only, while Washington did not.

Washington founded the NAACP, while DuBois did not.