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    Presidential office‚ William McKinley was President of the United States. When McKinley became President‚ the depression of 1893 had almost run its course and with it the extreme distress over silver. Postponing action on the money question‚ he called Congress into special session to pass the highest tariff in history. (Beschloss) Foreign policy‚ dominated McKinley’s Administration. Unable to restrain Congress or the American people on the topic of war for Cuba‚ McKinley delivered his message of neutral

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    presidents during this time who I believe were on the other end of the spectrum who are‚ Herbert Hoover‚ Warren G. Harding‚ and William McKinley. Upon victory of the Presidential race of 1904 Theodore Roosevelt proclaimed “ I am no longer a political accident” (Theodore Roosevelt National Park Summary). Roosevelt became president after the assassination of William McKinley in 1901 and the progressive movement gained its most promising leader. Roosevelt believed that the president could do anything that

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    before America was for the benefit of the U.S. and the World. The third passage‚ written by a historian‚ reveals that McKinley justified going to war with Spain for humanitarian efforts. It was no secret that Spain was oppressing the people of Cuba. McKinley reasoned to the American public that the U.S. needed to liberate the Cuban people from Spain‚ leaving room for McKinley to negotiate for the Philippines‚ setting the Filipinos free and giving America rule over this island before another powerful

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    naval base to be at Hawaii (Pearl Harbor). Disease had cut down the Hawaiian population down to 1/6 of what it was when Europeans first made contact. Americans brought in large amounts of Asian laborers to work the sugarcane fields and mills. The McKinley Tariff of 1890 blocked the Hawaiian product. The Queen denied the right to annex Hawaii so whites revolted with the aid of the American military in 1893. A treaty of annexation was proposed but a new president came into office (Cleveland) and withdrew

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    Word had reached the US that the Spanish were capturing and putting the rebel Cubans in concentration camps and were being killed. Americans were outraged by this act. McKinley was the president before Theodore Roosevelt took office and McKinley was the 25th president. Theodore used this to make McKinley look bad because McKinley did not want to get the US in involved with the Spanish. Theodore want the US to flex its muscle. Then Theodore got his chance when the Maine‚ a battle ship exploded. Theodore

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    Cause Effect • Commodore George Dewey sent 7 ships to the Manila Bay in Philippines and the Spanish Naval force had powerful ships • The U.S and the Spanish commander‚ Admiral Montojo‚ had his hope up that the shore battery will support them from the attack against the U.S. • The Spanish was still preparing for the attack until Dewey’s ship came on April 30 and attacke them on May 1st and destroy the Spanish force. • United States waited for the landing

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    articles about the war in Cuba and called for the imposition of the United States into the matter under the flag of moral obligation. President McKinley and his war hungry Congress saw this as a perfect opportunity to have a "nice little war" and bolster the status of the United States in the international community. The war with Spain also gave McKinley am excuse to invade the Spanish controlled Philippine islands‚ an important naval site which would give the United States a voice in the Far East

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    Angel Briones DCM: Let’s Talk about Health Professor Alford 1/22/2015 Is violence a public health issue? Violence should be a public health issue. It affects millions if not billions of people around the world. According to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing‚ “violence has been recognized by the World Health Organization as a public health priority worldwide”. The reason violence should be recognized as a public health issue is not only because of its immediate effect on health‚ but

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    Quantitative Research Studies Paula Knight‚ RN NUR 4165 Introduction  The purpose of this paper is to critique‚ contrast‚ and compare two research studies. “Assessment of Anxiety in Intensive Care Patients by Using the Faces Anxiety Scale” written by McKinley‚ Stein-Parbury‚ Chehelnabi‚ & Lovas will be referred to as study one (2004). “Prevalence of Limited Health Literacy and Compensatory Strategies Used by Hospitalized Patients” written by Morris‚ Grant‚ Repp‚ MacLean‚ & Littenburg will be referred

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    resisted reform and modernization‚ had been severely weakened by defeat in the Sino-Japanese war (1894-1895). It was unable to prevent European and Japanese imperialists from carving enclaves‚ spheres of influence‚ out of its territory.  President McKinley was concerned about the potential threat to American interests in China. Nonetheless‚ he resisted both British overtures for joint action and the lobbying of business interests demanding a more assertive policy.  Nor was

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