Foreign Policies of the 1900s

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Foreign Policies of the 1900s Chart Foreign Policies of the 1900s

Prompt #5 Use one or two words only to characterize each President’s foreign policy.

Panama Canal Need for shorter route b/w Atlantic and Pacific Panama (controlled by Colombia) French began building canal in 1879 20,000 French died building canal (Yellow Fever and Malaria) French sell rights to U.S. for $40,000,000 Colombia says NO. Want French Treaty to expire to jack up price on U.S.

Panama Canal

Panama Canal U.S. helped Panamanian revolution in exchange for rights to canal (said they weren’t going to intervene) U.S. warships threaten Colombia U.S paid Panama $10 million Canal came in $23 million under budget Lease expired in 1999

Big Stick Diplomacy

The Roosevelt Corollary

Dollar Diplomacy

Moral Diplomacy

Political Cartoons Elements of a Political Cartoon: Symbolism  using an object to stand for something Captions and labels  for clarity and emphasis Exaggeration  overstating or magnifying a problem or physical feature or habit Irony  difference between the way things are and the way they are expected to be

Example Cartoon: Panama Canal

Diplomacy Political Cartoons Partner #1 Diplomacy Political Cartoons

Discussion If you were an American citizen at this time how would you react to these political cartoons? What would be your feelings on the growing imperialism of America?

Imperialism Views

Pro-Imperialist Views Keep competitive edge Maintain American spirit and tradition Moral duty Economic benefits Military strategy

Anti-Imperialist Views Moral/ Political Racial Economic

Some wanted the US to leave Some wanted American help Imperialism Abroad Some wanted the US to leave “Yankee, Go Home!” Some wanted American help Saw US strength growing and wanted help maintaining independence

Imperialism Review Choose 5 events/concepts to represent American imperialism during the early 1900s Draw 5 images to represent those events in chronological order Write a 3-4 sentence explanation of what your timeline shows about American imperialism. What is imperialism? What are you trying to represent? Goals of policies? Steps leading to first imperialistic action?

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