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foreign policy is based on? RC
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monroe doctrine- keep Europe out of western hemisphere
- Roosevelt Corollary- improve on Monroe doctrine- the US has the right to intervene in cases of wrongdoing in Latin American nations |
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open door policy?- John Hay
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- purpose: promote US commercial interests
- established spheres in China so US has access without worrying about going to war |
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TR-Panama Canal. Examples use of:
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- TR
- columbia opposes so set up deal (Hay Bunau- Varilla Treaty) where American makes panama independent and gets land in exchange to make canal 1. Navy to acquire territory (Mahan) 2. Big Stick- "more guns/power than you" |
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TR- 1905 Russo- Japanese War and Algeciaras Conference
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- US=mediatory- forces them to sign a treaty
- TR uses big stick (threatens with violence of military) - A Conf.- made a deal to settle land dispute between Britain and France - US is breaking its isolationist nation stance by getting into entanglements with Europe (monroe doctrine?) |
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`TR- 1908 gentlemen's agreement- significance?
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- cause: cali. schools dont allow asians in schools (plessy v. ferguson)
- make deal to reintegrate asians into schools if Japan stops emigration to the US |
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Taft- foreign policy
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dollar diplomacy
- proves foreign policy is good fo the US economy because it protects commercial interests (proves not just about keeping Europe out, but has US economic interest in mind) |
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*US neutrality. Hard to maintain?
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pushes against- sussex pledge, lustainia
pushes for- National security league, zimmerman telegram |
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Woodrow Wilson foreign policy
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- sussex pledge- Germany wont attack the US without warning
- 1915 Lustainia- Germany sinks British boat with US passengers- pushes US agaisnt neutrality |
