Warm-up List & describe the 4 factors of US imperialism.

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Warm-up List & describe the 4 factors of US imperialism

United States “Empire”

U.S. Expansion Alfred T. Mahan (rose to Admiral in US Navy) claimed that throughout history, great nations owed their greatness to a powerful navies Called upon America to build a new, modern fleet Also argued that America needed to acquire foreign bases to refuel ships and gather fresh supplies Theodore Roosevelt ordered every ship in American Navy to have a copy of this book

Seward’s Folly 1867 Secretary of State, William Seward bought Alaska from Russia for $7.2 million. Journalists joked “Seward’s Folly” or “Seward’s Icebox” Vast tundra of snow and ice Turned out to rich in natural resources: timber, oil, gold, etc. Today scholars see the purchase as a key milestone on America’s road to power

The Pacific Hawaii: Important to U.S. business interests Leased Pearl Harbor to U.S. as repair and fuel facility American businessmen overthrew Hawaiian Queen to run the Hawaiian government Annexed in 1897—became official US territory (not a state until the 1950s) Samoa: Island and port (Pago Pago) important to U.S. Acquired Pago Pago after annexation of Hawaii

China Huge population and large markets important to U.S. trade Other nations (Britain, France, Germany, Russia, Japan) had spheres of influence to trade in China U. S. proposed an “Open Door Policy”… equal opportunity to trade there

Activity: Textbook page 142… Read and answer questions 1 & 2.