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Philippines

Philippines Economic—new markets Taken over during Cultural— “Christianize” Military—Asian bases Taken over during Spanish-American War Debate over annexation Filipino Rebellion (1899-1902) Emilio Aguinaldo Designated zones, torture 20K rebels, 200K civilians, 4K U.S. soldiers died Gradually turned back over to Filipinos; granted independence 1946 Philippines

Panama

Panama French company failed U.S. bought French route for $40 million Economic: need to transport goods easily Military: need to move ships quickly from Atlantic to Pacific Panama French company failed U.S. bought French route for $40 million Columbia’s parliament refused to approve U.S. canal T. Roosevelt supported a rebellion in the Columbian state of Panama New country of Panama immediately signs canal treaty with U.S. Constructed 1904-1914 Ill will toward U.S. lasted for decades

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Mexico

Mexico Economic—mining, oil, railroads Cultural—imposing democracy, American values Military—use of force to control events Diaz—dictator (1876-1911) Madero—started Mexican Revolution (1911) Huerta—murdered Madero (1913) Wilson’s “Missionary Diplomacy” Veracruz invasion U.S. supports Carranza (1915) Pancho Villa Columbus, New Mexico (1916) Pershing Expedition, 15,000 soldiers

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