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Treaty of Paris 1898
Spain recognizes Cuban independence
Spain cedes PR & Guam
accepts US occupation in Philippines
Teller Amendment (1898)
US will declare war on Spain but won’t take over/own/occupy Cuba
obv US stays in Cuba (until 1902) to “prepare” Cuba for independence
Foraker Act (1900)
ends military rule; forms colonial gov
US governor
bicameral legislature
upper house controlled by US / lower house elected by PR
Platt Amendment (1901)
Cuba can’t negotiate compromising treaties
US maintains right to intervene in Cuban affairs
US can buy/lease lands for military (Guantanamo Bay)
Roosevelt Corollary (1904-1934)
US can intervene in domestic affairs if neighbors can’t maintain order on own
basically, US is the “international police” in the western hemisphere
Monroe Doctrine
support Venezuela against GB
warn EU to stay on their side of the globe for global affairs (western hemisphere)
laughable bc can’t enforce
deLome Letter
Spanish talk smack about McKinley
Yellow Journalism
push agenda through exaggerated/falsified twists on reality
Open Door Policy/Notes
from John Hay
free & equal trade/global trade (everyone wins)
respect rights & privileges of each country
collect uniform tax thru Chinese officials
US plays facilitator
Annexation
put territory under a nation (forcefully)