Activity: Spanish-American War

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Activity: Spanish-American War Read pages 144-150 and create a cause and effect chart on the Spanish-American War Causes Effects

Spanish-American War Spanish- American War Effects Causes US wants to expand in Latin American and the Pacific In Cuba and Philippines, people rebel against Spanish rule Demands for involvement from American capitalists, expansionists and newspapers Explosion sinks American battleship U.S.S. Maine Spanish-American War Effects US defeats Spain in three months Spain recognizes Cuba’s independence. US begins to control Cuban politics and economy Puerto Rico, Philippines, and Guam become US territories US is recognized as a world power Spanish- American War

United States “Empire”

Treaty of Paris 1898 Cuba gained independence and recognized by Spain Spain gave up the Philippines, Guam, and Puerto Rico for $10 million; became unincorporated territories of the U.S.

Challenges after the War Cuba McKinley installed military government to protect American interests Drafted a constitution that did not involve U.S. involvement Agreed to move troops if Platt Amendment agreed to Platt Amendment remained until 1934 Philippines McKinley argued for annexation Filipinos were unfit for self-government Independence would bring anarchy Europe powers would try to seize islands Filipinos fought 3 years for independence Finally gained it in 1948

The Pacific Hawaii: Important to U.S. business interests Lease Pearl Harbor to U.S. as repair and fuel facility Annexed in 1897—became official US territory 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 Open Door Policy: U.S. wanted an equal opportunity to trade there

Latin America In early 1900s, many Latin American nations were unable to pay debts to foreign investors US exercised the Monroe Doctrine in a dispute between Great Britain and Venezuela Great Britain backed down to stay friendly with US Roosevelt Corollary added to Monroe Doctrine US would intervene to prevent intervention from other powers US would become an “international police power”

The Panama Canal America needed shorter route between Atlantic and Pacific Oceans US needed permission from Colombia Colombia wanted more money than US wanted to pay Theodore Roosevelt dispatched US warships to waters off Panama to support Panamanian rebellion against Colombia (encourage by Roosevelt) US recognized Panama government US would lease the “Canal Zone” for $10 million and pay an annual rent Finally given back to the Panamanians in 1999

Activity: Track the Issue; p. 142 in textbook…answer questions 1 & 2 Infographic; p. 146-147 in textbook…answer questions 1 & 2

Warm-up: Summarize the phrase in quotes The Monroe Doctrine was declared in a few paragraphs of President James Monroe's seventh annual message to Congress on December 2, 1823. Monroe warned European countries not to interfere in the Western Hemisphere, stating… "that the American continents. . .are henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European powers.”