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The 19 pages that link to William McKinley, each with the reason it gives.

• Theodore RooseveltRelated: Roosevelt became president after McKinley’s assassination, well before his elected term began.

• Philippine–American WarRelated: His administration chose to retain the islands and pursue military rule after the Spanish–American War.

• Treaty of Paris (1898)Related: His administration negotiated the peace settlement after the war.

• Cuban War of IndependenceRelated: McKinley’s administration moved the United States from pressure on Spain to war.

• Alfred Thayer MahanRelated: The war during his presidency intensified American attention to overseas power and naval strategy.

• First Philippine RepublicRelated: His administration rejected Filipino independence and asserted American sovereignty over the islands.

• BimetallismRelated: His election defeated Bryan's immediate bid to restore free silver coinage.

• Grover ClevelandRelated: McKinley succeeded Cleveland after the 1896 election, amid a national shift toward protectionist and pro-gold policies.

• Panic of 1893Related: His election followed a campaign in which recovery and monetary policy dominated debate.

• American imperialismRelated: His presidency marked the decisive turn toward overseas territorial acquisition.

• Newlands ResolutionRelated: McKinley signed the resolution into law on July 7, 1898.

• Sanford B. DoleRelated: His presidency brought the annexation Dole had sought.

• Annie OakleyRelated: Oakley sent him a letter offering women marksmen for military service during the Spanish-American War.

• John ShermanRelated: McKinley succeeded Sherman as secretary of state after Sherman resigned in 1898.

• Mark HannaRelated: Hanna managed McKinley’s presidential campaigns and helped build the political coalition behind his election.

• Mount Rainier National ParkRelated: He signed the act establishing Mount Rainier National Park in 1899.