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What events stimulate US Imperialism?
Economic cooperation with other nations, political & military competition with other nations, and a belief in the moral superiority of the Anglo-Saxon culture
What was the purpose of the Boxer Rebellion?
Remove foreign influence from China
How did the United States gain control of the land to build the Panama Canal?
Encouraging and supporting Panamanian independence
What was the Open Door Policy?
Further trade interests
What countries and territories were gained by the US as a result of the Spanish-American War?
Cuba, Puerto Rico, Philippines
What was the Roosevelt Corollary?
Addition to the Monroe Doctrine that authorized military force in Latin America
What was Theodore Roosevelt’s foreign policy position toward Latin America?
Big Stick Diplomacy
Why was the Monroe Doctrine important to American Imperialism?
Permitted the US to intervene in the affairs of Latin American
What was the basic aim of United States foreign policy from 1900 to 1915?
Promote US influence in Latin America
How can the media affect public perception of a possible war?
Media can shape American public opinion
How did President Taft and President Wilson use Dollar Diplomacy?
Encourage US investment in Latin America to increase their independence on us
President Theodore Roosevelt policy toward Latin American was driven by his belief of what?
Intervention was all right if US business interests were threatened
US foreign policy has typically always been based on what?
Advancement of national self interest
What was Alfred Mahan belief about the relationship between the Navy and Imperialism?
Could not be an imperial power without a strong navy
What year did the sinking of the USS Maine and the beginning of the Spanish American War occur?
1898
What was the main fear of the Europeans about building the Panama Canal?
Deaths from tropical diseases
The Spanish American War is an important turning point in US History because?
US first emerges as an imperialistic world power
What was the main argument for the US finishing the Panama Canal?
Shorten travel time between the Pacific and Atlantic oceans
What was the goal of Dollar Diplomacy?
Protect US economic interests
Identify and explain the four factors that fueled United States imperialism.
1.)Economic Growth-New markets and raw materials
2.)Superior Culture and Society-Stressed the superiority of Anglo Saxon race and Christianity
3.)Naval Power
a.Alfred T. Mahan-Argued that national greatness and economic power relied on this.
ii.Economic development depended on strong navy, strong merchant marine, foreign commerce, colonies, and naval bases.
4.)World Status-Sign of power (British Empire)