APUSH AMSCO Unit 7 (1890 - 1945)

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Alaska Purshase

1867

Russia got control —> burden(Britain conflict) —> Will. Seward(S. of State bought) —> mistake

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Overthrow Hawaii

1893

After sugar trade treaty 1875

Cleveland didn’t allow annex

McKinley annexed 1898

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Imperialism / Anti

Economy - Industry, business, market, raw materials, farmers

Republican

Security - power competition, book about oversea power (economy too), Theo.

Social panic - no frontier fear, allow escape overseas, manifest destiny, Darwinism, Anglo-saxon/Christian supremacy

Caribbean, C. Amer., Pacific

Anti-Imperialism - self-determination, anti-supremacy, isolation, cost

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Pan-American Diplomacy

Pan-American Conference 1889 - promote cooperation (trade)

Continued into Organization of American States 1948

Venezuela Boundary Dispute 1895 - vs. Britain, U.S. settled it, Britain got better deal —> good U.S/Britain relations, C. Amer. thankful

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Spanish American War

1898

Jingoism - intense nationalism

Cuba want U.S. ally to kick out Spain (who had been crushing revolts)

yellow journalism - emotional, dramatic, pro-American journalism, often false

USS Maine exploded —> blamed on Spain —> McKinley sent troops to “end bloodshed, protect U.S. interests (business), protect trade, protect peace” —> Teller Amendment - no U.S. political control in Cuba

Philippines - Theodore Roosevelt(navy) used new military to attack Spain in Philippines

Hawaii annex

Cuba:

Voluntary forces died by disease

Rough Riders (Theodore) help conquer Cuba

Santiago Bay success

U.S. power worldwide increase

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Treaty of Paris

U.S. got Guam and PR

U.S. took Philippines —> controversy —> Imperialists won —> U.S. fought Philippines

Anti-Imperialist League (William Jennings Bryan)

Insular Cases: constitution didn’t necessarily apply to colonies (islands)

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Platt Amendment

Cuba constitution had to be accepted to get rid of troops

No treaties with anyone else

Can send military/naval bases

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Election of 1900

McKinley (Theodore vice) won vs. Bryan

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Open Door Policy

1899

John Hay

All countries should have equlal trade rights in China

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Boxer Rebellion

Nationalism/Xenophobia increase in China

Chinese boxers murdered/rebelled against foreigners

Many countries help ccrush the rebellion —> John Hay still worried about open trade

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Big Stick Diplomacy

Theodore Aggressive imperialism

Want Panama - had to violate Clayton-Bulwer Treaty —> Hay-Pauncefote Treaty = U.S. control

Navy threat backed Panama rebellion in Columbia —> U.S. got Canal Zone (returned 1999)

Britain forced Venezuela/DR to pay debt back - violated Monroe Doctrine

Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine - only U.S. can interfere with Latin America and help outside countries get debt payment

Japan also imperialist at this time

Japan insulted by California discrimination —> Roosevelt stopped it in return for Japan preventing immigration

Theodore helped settle conflicts and wars around the world

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Dollar Diplomacy

Taft for foreign financial investment

Wanted railroads in China

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Moral Diplomacy

Wilson supposedly opposed imperialism

Jones Act gave autocracy to Philippines

Puerto Ricans are U.S. citizens

Didn’t support dictator Huerta who took over Mexico democracy

Tampico Incident