Monday - Mr. Bruns completed the Chapter 10.
Continued Chapter 10
- New DiplomacyImperialism became very common with the major powers of the world
- ImperialisticStronger army and navy
- going out and conquering territory to crate an empire
- Alfred Mahan, Henry Cabot Lodge, Teddy Roosevelt
- Interventionist
- become more involved in other countries affairs
- Monroe Doctrine
- Strong nationalism
- having strong pride and confidence in our country
- ImperialisticStronger army and navy
- European powers dominated the world
- Great Britain
- Germany
- France
- Austria-Hungary
- Italy
- Russia
- United States
- Ottoman Empire (Turkey)
- Japan
- Spain
- Why did the US and other countries look to imperialism?
- Land
- Military
- Resources
- Prestige
Chapter 10-2
- Spanish American War
- Spain vs. US
- Fought in islands
- Cuba
- Guam
- Philippines
- Puerto Rico
- US had been interested in Cuba for a long time
- we tried to buy Cuba in 1854
- Cubans had been revolting against Spain frequently wanting independence
- 1868
- 1878
- 1886
- 1895
- Many Americans felt sorry for Cuban people
- What caused an increase in tension between the United States and Spain?
- 1895 civil war broke out in Cuba between Spain and the Cubans
- The conflict was described "bloody and brutal"
- Newspapers (Yellow Press) reported the brutality of the Spanish General Weyler
- The New York Journal reports "...blood on the roadsides, blood in the villages, blood, blood, blood!"
- American newspapers were clearly pushing the nation towards intervention in the Cuban situation
- William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer
- Instigated the war
- United the general public to want war with Spain
- Made people feel sorry for the Cubans
- Causes of Spanish-American War 1898
- The USS Maine sinking
- it blew up
- accused Spain of doing it
- thought it was a Spanish mine
- (was really an internal explosion, ammo dump)
- The Yellow Press
- under newspaper (up there)
- General Valeriano "Butcher" Weyler
- Concentration Camps
- The De Lome Letter
- Called McKinley
- weak
- catering to the rabble
- low politicians
- stand with the jingos of his party
- national insult
- Called McKinley
- Jose Marti
- destroyed US property in Cuba
- made it look as though Spain did it
- To help the Cubans get independence
- President William McKinley
- wanted to avoid war
- was trying to make deals with Spain
- eventually gave in to other Republican
- The USS Maine sinking
- Declaration of War
- United States declared war on Spain on April 25, 1898
- Imperialists vs. Anti-imperialists in US
- Teller Amendment added to deceleration
- Guaranteed Cuban independence after war was over
- mentioned no other island/country
- took other Spain countries
- War
- Commodore George Dewy
- took Philippians when war broke out
- Smashed Spain fleet
- Rough Riders
- fought on land
- Teddy Roosevelt led them
- John Hay
- A Splendid Little War
- Treaty of Paris
- 1898
- Official end to the war
- US Army
- not prepared
- forgot their horses
- bad food
- warm clothing
- they were in a tropical climate
- 25000 died due to disease
- 385 battle deaths
- not prepared
- Emilio Aguinaldo
- declared Philippine independence from Spain on June 1, 1898
- US took over the islands for $20 million
- Commodore George Dewy
- Philippine-American War
- broke out after Filipinos realized that US wouldn't give them independence
- ended with American control
- 12,000-20,000 Filipino soldiers died
- 200,000-1.5 million Filipino civilians died4,165 US soldiers died
- concentration camp
- Filipino Historians believe it to be genocide
- Puerto Rico
- granted US citizenship in 1917
- voted for statehood in 2012
- Panama Canal
- France had started the canal
- gave up due to costs and disease
- US buys French company's route for $40 million
- Us had to get permission from Colombia which controlled Panama
- Colombia refused to allow US entry
- Panama revolted against Colombia
- November 3, 1903 Panama declared independence from Colombia
- US and Panama then signed canal deal
- US pay $10 million
- Annual rent of $250,000
- One of biggest engineering undertakings ever
- High death rate (5,600 workers dies)
- disease
- yellow fever
- malaria
- volcanic soil made difficult to remove
- blowing up mountains
- disease
- Cost $3.8 million
- France had started the canal
- Roosevelt Corollary
- addition to Monroe Doctrine
- US would police Latin America and Europe
- US would use force to protect interests in Latin America
- Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick
- Use military
- Intimidate others
- Great White Fleet
- Intimidate
- Show off
- Painted battleships white
- Show of force
Tuesday - Mr. Bruns lectured more. Notes continued above.
Wednesday - Early out! The test is Tuesday/Wednesday. We watched a video about Thanksgiving. Mr. Bruns lectured again. Notes continued above.
Thursday - Thanksgiving!!! No school!
Friday - No school!
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