Puerto Rico-Claimed by Spain controlled for 400 years and after the Spanish american war we gained control over the Spanish
The ricans were granted citizenship in 1917
Cuba- in 1898 spain gave tehri control to america with the treaty of paris
in 1902 the united states gave the cubans their independence
Platt Amendment- the string attached to cuba, we had to give cuba an amendment, they couldn't go into debt with other countries, Cut the strings in 1934
The Philippine- Emilio declared independence from spain on june 12th,1898, after the spanish american war the US took over the Philippines for 20 million dollars. 1898 treaty of paris
Philippine- American War- broke out after the Filipinos realized that the us would not give them independence,
12,000-20,000 Filipinos civilians die-some contend us commuted genocide
4,165 us solders died
China- in the late 1800s, very poor, very weak, all the other counties were splitting up
the boxer rebelion- a secret society in china.
Japan broke the open door policy, they invaded china
Section 10,4
Teddy Rosevelt
- won nobel peace price for his efforts
- cold strike
- ended the Russo-Japanese war in 1905
Mckinley-
- was killed
Panama connal-
the panama canal started becoming really expensive
Roosevelt Corollary-
- it was an addition to the monroe doctrine
- said the us would be the police officer between Latin america and europe
Big Stick- diplomacy
The great white fleet-
Made this battle ship and sent it around the world, showing off. It was white whcih usually they are grey
Dollar Diplomacy - President Taft
- Using the US government to guarantee loans to foreign countries by US banks and businesses
- President Taft's policy of encouraging Americans to invest in Latin America
- Economic imperialism - controlling their money and businesses and resources, land, etc.
- US banks were in control of many businesses in Latin America
- US said it was needed to keep European powers out of Latin America
- "Substituting dollars for bullets"
President Woodrow Wilson
- Wilson's ethical and religious beliefs also influenced his foreign policy
- Practiced "missionary diplomacy"
- US would not recognize any government that was oppressive, undemocratic and hostile toward the US
- Used extensively in Latin America
Mexican Revolution 1910-1920
- started with the overthrow of Porfirio Diaz who ruled from 1884-1911
- constant violent overthrown
- lots of change and revolution
Tampico Affair
- US took over the Mexican port of Veracruz after Huerta arrested some Americans sailors
- War was extremely close until Argentina, Brazil, and Chile stepped in and tried to settle the conflict
Pancho Villa-Mexican Expedition 1916-1917
- Villa was pro-American at first but soon cha
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Good job but you didn't do weekly blogs for the other two weeks.