1. HISTORY 3040 CANADA AND THE WORLD Dr. Curtis Cole Trent University @ UOIT A New Century September 28, 2009

2. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Canadian Nationalism British Imperialism Imperialism was one form of Canadian nationalism Carl Berger, The Sense of Power: Studies in the Ideas of Canadian Imperialism, 1867-1914

3. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Canadian Nationalism British Imperialism The Tarriff John A. Macdonald, 1891

4. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Canadian Nationalism British Imperialism The Tarriff Preferential British Tariff, 1897 Imperial Federation? Royal Navy? American Expansionism Spanish-American War, 1898 Joseph Chamberlain Colonial Secretary

5. A New Century

6. Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Canadian Nationalism British Imperialism Preferential British Tariff, 1897 Imperial Federation? Royal Navy? American Expansionism Spanish-American War, 1898 Platt Amendment (Cuban Constitution, 1903)

7. A New Century

9. Theodore Roosevelt U.S. President, 1901-1909 Speak softly, but carry a big stick. The Monroe Doctrine

10. A New Century Theodore Roosevelt U.S. President, 1901-1909 Speak softly, but carry a big stick. The Monroe Doctrine James Monroe U.S. President, 1817-1825

11. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Canadian Nationalism British Imperialism Preferential British Tariff, 1897 Imperial Federation? Royal Navy? American Expansionism Spanish-American War, 1898 Platt Amendment (Cuban Constitution, 1903) French Canadians Opposed

12. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Boer War, 1899

13. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Boer War, 1899 Cecil Rhodes

14. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Boer War, 1899 Joseph Chamberlain Colonial Secretary

15. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Boer War, 1899 Laurier’s Options:

16. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Boer War, 1899 Laurier’s Options: 1.Send Canadian Troops – under British Command 2.Send Canadian Troops – under Canadian Command 3.Send No Troops

17. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Boer War, 1899 Laurier’s Options: 1.Send Canadian Troops – under British Command 2.Send Canadian Troops – under Canadian Command 3.Send No Troops Compromise: up to 1,000 Canadian volunteers to serve in the British Army equipment and transportation only to be paid by Can. govt.

18. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Boer War, 1899 Alaska Boundary Dispute, 1898

19. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 William McKinley U.S. President, 1897-1901 Theodore Roosevelt U.S. President, 1901-1909 Skagway

20. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Alaska Boundary Dispute, 1898 International Tribunal, 1903 6 members: 3 British, 3 American Melville Fuller U.S. Chief Justice

21. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Alaska Boundary Dispute, 1898 International Tribunal, 1903 6 members: 3 British, 3 American Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge George Turner

22. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Alaska Boundary Dispute, 1898 International Tribunal, 1903 6 members: 3 British, 3 American Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge George Turner Louis Jetté

23. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Alaska Boundary Dispute, 1898 International Tribunal, 1903 6 members: 3 British, 3 American Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge George Turner Louis Jetté John D. Armour

24. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Alaska Boundary Dispute, 1898 International Tribunal, 1903 6 members: 3 British, 3 American Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge George Turner Louis Jetté Allen Aylesworth

25. A New Century Wilfrid Laurier Prime Minister, 1896-1911 Alaska Boundary Dispute, 1898 International Tribunal, 1903 6 members: 3 British, 3 American Elihu Root Henry Cabot Lodge George Turner Louis Jetté Allen Aylesworth Lord Alverstone

26. NEXT CLASS Canada-U.S. Economic Relations – Part One Reading: Stacey, vol. I, pp. 85-121 HISTORY 3040 CANADA AND THE WORLD