U.S. Imperialism in the Late 19th and Early 20th Century

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Major factor in 19^{th} century U.S. imperialism?

The Industrial Revolution: demand for raw materials and new markets.

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Imperialism definition

Policy of a stronger nation controlling a weaker nation.

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U.S. expansion regions

The Caribbean, South Pacific, and South America.

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Goal of U.S. overseas intervention?

To keep markets open and protect American investments.

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Catalyst for 1800s imperialism?

Closure of the frontier and desire for new opportunities.

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Nationalism's role

Pride fueled the belief that an empire enhances global influence.

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European influences on U.S. policy

Britain and France, who held large empires and strong navies.

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U.S. intervention definition

Involvement in another nation's affairs to protect U.S. interests.