Territories
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Territories-Hawaii
American planters had organized the overthrow of the monarchy
-Philippines
War erupts over Philippine desire to be independent Emilo Aguinaldo- Resistance against US occupation
-fight for freedom
- 2yrs Guerilla warfare
- Finally captured in 1902
- Philippines becomes unorganized territory of States
William H. Taft was first governor
Becomes independent Nation
-Puerto Rico
became a territory of the U.S. and its people became citizens in 1917
-Puerto Ricobecame a territory of the U.S.
and its people became citizens in 1917
Cuban Intervention- after the war
-Teller Amendment
guaranteed Cuban Independence
-Platt Amendment
gives U.S. certain interests in Cuba
1. naval base
2. Limits on Cuban Gov’t
3. U.S. Intervention whenever the US believed it was necessary
Protectorate Country: Affairs controlled by a stronger power
Asian Interests
-US wanted to expand its Spheres of Influence in China (territories a nation exercises control over) Scared Europe’s imperial powers would try to gain control….
-Open Door Policy Notes
John Hay
Asked for access to China (Leave China open to trade w/US & rest of work)
“Sick man of Europe”
Chinese rebels Not happy about colonization of China- Sparked BOXER REBELLION
-Russo-Japanese War
Roosevelt is arbitrator
Russo-Japanese WarRoosevelt is arbitrator
- a decisive victory from either side would dangerously tip the balance of power in the region -action showed an imperialist leader could occasionally become a PEACE maker in a conflict that was itself the product of imperialist rivalries
Panama Canal
-Panama is part of Colombia
-U.S. tries to negotiate a canal treaty
-Colombia refuses
-Panama has a revolution backed by the U.S. (US sent warships & urged Panama to rebel; Colombia DID NOT want to start a war with the US)
-10 years of construction followed
thousands died of accidents and disease to build the canal mosquitoes
-Roosevelt’s Big Stick Foreign Policy
-Roosevelt’s Big Stick Foreign Policy:
Only the US would assume authority to
Intervene in Hemispheric affairs as it saw fit
Panama Canal
-Panama is part of Colombia
-U.S. tries to negotiate a canal treaty
-Colombia refuses
-Panama has a revolution backed by the U.S.
-10 years of construction followed
thousands died of accidents and disease to build the canal
-Roosevelt’s Big Stick Foreign Policy
PG-572
PG-572
Foreign Policy-Monroe Doctrine
basis of U.S. policy
-.added on additions called-> 1.Roosevelt Corollary-
-U.S. will be only nation to intervene (Big Stick Politics)
-West African Proverb “Speak softly and carry a big stick”
-2.Taft’s Dollar Diplomacy
-U.S. will use financial policies to influence ($ not Bullets)
- “Buying influence”
-3. Wilson’s Missionary Diplomacy-U.S. refuses to negotiate
with “illegal” gov’tsPromote democracy & moral progress
Impact of Imperialism
-U.S. is now a world power
-debate over the moral and ethical idea of imperialism
-anti-U.S. feelings around the world
Philippines
Latin America
Mexico
Pancho Villa :: rebel, hated new Mexican Gov’t
-US Backed new MX Gov’t
- Pancho Villa Attacked boarding states of Mexico
-US came close to war
-Eventually put down but showed a clear model of AM. Imperialistic Attitudes of democracy & free enterpise through ARMED intervention
-US came close to war-Eventually put down but showed a clear model of AM. Imperialistic Attitudes of democracy & free enterpise through ARMED intervention
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