imperialism - legislation/policy/writings

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Treaty of Paris 1898

  • Spain recognizes Cuban independence

  • Spain cedes PR & Guam

  • accepts US occupation in Philippines

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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

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Foraker Act (1900)

  • ends military rule; forms colonial gov

    • US governor

    • bicameral legislature

    • upper house controlled by US / lower house elected by PR

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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)

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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

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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

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deLome Letter

  • Spanish talk smack about McKinley

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Yellow Journalism

push agenda through exaggerated/falsified twists on reality

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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

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Annexation

  • put territory under a nation (forcefully)