1. AMERICA CLAIMS AN EMPIRE
CHAPTER 10
AMERICA CLAIMS
AN EMPIRE
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2. SECTION 1 AMERICA AND IMPERIALISM
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3. IMPERIALISM
The policy of extending a nation’s authority over other countries by economic, political, or military means.
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4. EUROPEAN IMPERIALISM BY… G.B., FRANCE, SPAIN, BEL.
PORTUGAL, ITALY, & GER.
IN…
AMERICAS, AFRICA, ASIA
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5. AREAS CONTROLLED
BY GREAT BRITAIN
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8. ASIAN IMPERIALISM BY… JAPAN IN… KOREA, MANCHURIA(CHINA) 11/29/2018
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9. AMERICAN CONTINENTAL IMPERIALISM
FROM 13 COLONIES…
TO “SEA TO SHINING SEA”
CALLED … MANIFEST DESTINY
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10. AMERICAN OVERSEAS IMPERIALISM
REASONS
ECONOMIC
NEW MARKETS, RESOURCES
MILITARY
NEED COALING STATIONS
PROTECT SHIPPING LANES
CULTURAL SUPERIORITY
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13. AMERICAN INVOLVEMENT IN HAWAII
TRADING STOP
COALING STATION
PLANTATIONS
SUGAR, FRUIT
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16. President McKinley believed in Manifest Destiny, that Hawaiians were
incapable of
governing themselves
and by nature of
American superiority
as a civilization
had a duty to govern
for the Hawaiians.
PRESIDENT
MCKINLEY
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17. LED BY U.S. / BRIT CIT’NS(1893) REP. OF HAWAII RECOGNIZED
THE U.S. TAKES HAWAII
U.S. DOMINATES ECONOMY
COUP OVERTHROWS GOV’T
LED BY U.S. / BRIT CIT’NS(1893)
REP. OF HAWAII RECOGNIZED
U.S. ANNEXES HAWAII (1898)
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18. Liliuokalani - Last Queen of Hawaii
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19. Rep of Hawaii ( )
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21. On August 12, 1898, the flag of the Republic of Hawai‘i over ‘Iolani Palace was lowered to raise the United States flag to signify annexation.
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23. 2010 Census Information Hawaii USA
American Indian and Alaska Native
0.30%
0.90%
Asian persons
38.60%
4.80%
Black persons
1.60%
12.60%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander
10.00%
0.20%
Persons reporting two or more races
23.60%
2.90%
Persons of Hispanic or Latino origin
8.90%
16.30%
White persons not Hispanic
22.70%
63.70%
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