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1 U.S. Expansionism in Asia & Latin America (1890 – 1920) 1

2 2 n Read your packet of materials n Be ready to present –Why was the U.S. involved in___________? –Explain the role of main figures involved. –What was the sequence of events (w/dates)? –Was American involvement an example of imperialism? –Provide captions for the images you are given –Hawaii (605-606AH/366-367Green), Cuba (612-616AH/370- 373Greeen), Panama (625-626AH/383-385Green) Philippines (620-622AH/377-378Green), Mexico (628-629AH/385- 387Green), China (626-628AH/378-380Green) In Groups

3 Hawaii 3

4 Queen Liliuokalani Gov. Sanford B. Dole 4

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8 Spanish - American War (1898) 8

9 Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, Guam - all Spanish possessions in 1898 9

10 Jose Marti & Cuban “Insurrectos” 10

11 “Remember the Maine” 11

12 “Yellow Journalism” - Hearst & Pulitzer 12

13 TR & the “Rough Riders” A “Splendid Little War” The Platt Amendment 13

14 Hearst and Marti 14

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16 The Philippine- American War or “Insurrection” 16

17 Emilio Aguinaldo vs. William McKinley 17

18 “Little Brown Brothers” 18

19 China & the “Open Door Policy” 19

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21 John Hay “Spheres of Influence” Boxer Rebellion 21

22 International “Relief” Force in Action - 1900 22

23 23 Pro-Expansion Anti-Imperialism The Senate debate in 1899 over the Treaty of Paris MahanCarnegie

24 TR & “Big Stick”Diplomacy 24

25 “Roosevelt Corollary” to the Monroe Doctrine a.k.a. “Big Stick” Diplomacy 25

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27 TR, Colombia & the Panamanian Revolution 27

28 TR Supervising Panama Canal Construction 1908 28

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31 Taft’s “Dollar Diplomacy” 31

32 Woodrow Wilson & “Moral Diplomacy” 32 Mexican Revolution

33 Huerta & Carranza involved in power struggle following Mexican Revolution – WW favors Carranza 33

34 “Bandit” Francisco “Pancho” Villa Is the “Robin Hood” Of the Mexican Peasants 34

35 Columbus N.M. Before Villa’s Raid - 1916 35

36 Columbus N.M. After Villa’s Raid - 1916 36

37 Pancho Villa & Woodrow Wilson 37

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39 John J. Pershing & the “Punitive Expedition” 39

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