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Alaska Purshase
1867
Russia got control —> burden(Britain conflict) —> Will. Seward(S. of State bought) —> mistake
Overthrow Hawaii
1893
After sugar trade treaty 1875
Cleveland didn’t allow annex
McKinley annexed 1898
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
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
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
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)
Platt Amendment
Cuba constitution had to be accepted to get rid of troops
No treaties with anyone else
Can send military/naval bases
Election of 1900
McKinley (Theodore vice) won vs. Bryan
Open Door Policy
1899
John Hay
All countries should have equlal trade rights in China
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
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
Dollar Diplomacy
Taft for foreign financial investment
Wanted railroads in China
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