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CH. 9 AN EMERGING WORLD POWER
9.1 THE ROOTS OF IMPERIALISM
Objectives:Identify the key factors that prodded
America to expandExplain how the U.S. took its first
steps toward increased global powerSummarize the chain of events
leading up to the annexation of Hawaii
Imperialism: policy by which strong nations extend their political, military, and economic
control over weaker territories
THE IMPERIAL MENUA PLEASED UNCLE SAM GETS READY TO PLACE HIS ORDER WITH HEADWAITER WILLIAM MCKINLEY. SWALLOWING SOME OF THESE POSSESSIONS EVENTUALLY PRODUCED POLITICALINDIGESTION.
CAUSES OF IMPERIALISM
Economic benefitRaw materials and natural resourcesExtractive economiesTrade
Military strengthAlfred T. Mahan
Naval power National Superiority
Social Darwinism, “Manifest Destiny”Fredrick Jackson Turner
Overseas expansion as a “safety valve”
U.S. 1ST STEPS TO BECOMING WORLD POWER
PacificCommodore Matthew Perry, treaty opened
trade with JapanPossession of the Midway Islands Increased trade with Hawaii and naval
base at Pearl Harbor Alaska
1867 Sec. of State bought Alaska from Russia
Latin AmericaPan-American highway
HAWAII
Economically linked since 1790’s Missionaries established schools and
churches American’s amended their
constitution, only wealthy land owners could vote
AMERICAN PLANTERS INCREASE POWER
New law in 1890’s placed tariff on sugar
Queen LiliuokalaniAbolished the constitution that gave
power to the white minority1893-U.S. overthrew the queen, new
govt set up by Sanford B. Dole (wealthy planter)
QUEEN LILIUOKALANI (1838–1917) LILIUOKALANI WAS THE LAST REIGNING QUEEN OF HAWAII, WHOSE DEFENSE OF NATIVE HAWAIIAN SELF-RULE LED TO A REVOLT BY WHITE SETTLERS AND TO HER DETHRONEMENT. SHE WROTE MANY SONGS, THE MOST FAMOUS OF WHICH WAS “ALOHA OE,” OR “FAREWELL TO THEE,” PLAYED COUNTLESS TIMES BY HAWAIIAN BANDS FOR DEPARTING TOURISTS.
U.S. ANNEXES HAWAII
Pres. Harrison signed treaty but was out of office before Senate approval
Pres. Cleveland investigated and Hawaiian people didn’t want this. Pres said no to annex
American’s wanted it, 1897-Pres. McKinley annexed Hawaii