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OVERSEAS EXPANSION REASONS

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OVERSEAS EXPANSION REASONS

Farmers and factory owners needed bigger market

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Many believed America had to expand or explode

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(people interpreted Darwinism as saying earth belonged to strong and fit(US)

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Big Sister Policy

Aimed to rally Latin America nations behind U.S. leadership

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Open Latin American markets to U.S. exports

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Insurrectos

Cuban insurgents who sought freedom from colonial Spanish rule. Their destructive tactics threatened American economic interests in Cuban plantations and railroads.(scorched earth policy as well)

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Cuban Rise & Revolt

Americans sympathized with Cubans bc they were underdogs and US had investments in Cuba and traded with them

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After Maine, spanish agreed to armistice with cubans and an end to their concentration camps with the cubans in them

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Maine

A ship stationed near Cuba which exploded on February 15, 1898. The explosion was blamed on the Spanish, and provided a reason for starting the Spanish-American War. Evidence to the contrary was ignored in the rush to War

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Teller Amendment

As Americans were preparing for war with Spain over Cuba in 1898, this Senate measure stated that they would give Cubans their freedom after defeating Spanish(although some were skeptical of this).

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The amendment was passed as many in the muckraking press were suggesting that the Cuban people would be better off "under the protection" of the U.S

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George Dewey

A United States naval officer remembered for his victory at Manila Bay in the Spanish-American War, U.S. naval commander who led the American attack on the Philippines

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Opened back up the US focus in Hawaii

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Annexed Hawaii and guaranteed them all US citizenship

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Rough Riders

Volunteers, mostly western cowboys

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Organized by Theo Roosevelt

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After naval battle, spanish surrendered

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End of War

American and Spanish negotiators met in Paris

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Cuba was freed

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Americans got Guam

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Spain gave Puerto Rico to US as a payment for war costs

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Anti Imperialist League

Came alive when they wanted to fight McKinley's expanisionist moves

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Was made up of many smart men

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Anti imperialists raised many objections

Imperialism was costly and unlikely to turn a profit

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Would propel US into political and military cauldron of East Asia

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Foraker Act

gave the US direct control over and power to set up a government in Puerto Rico

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Insular Cases

These were court cases dealing with islands/countries that had been recently annexed and demanded the rights of a citizen. These Supreme Court cases decided that the Constitution did not always follow the flag,

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thus denied the rights of a citizen to Puerto Ricans and Filipinos.

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Platt Amendment

forced into Cuban Constitution. Cuba could not make treaties with other nations; US had right to intervene in Cuba; US naval bases on Cuban land

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Repealed in 1934

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Phillipines after war

Assumed they would be granted freedom after war

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but USA excluded them from this right

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US made it clear they planned to stay in Phillipines indefinately

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Emilio Aguinaldo

US deployed 125,000 troops to fight the guerilla tactics there

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Now the Filipinos were viewed as a dangerous enemy

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Captured in 1901 and broke Filipino chances of insurrection

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US build reconcentration camps

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War claimed 600,000 Filipino lives and 5,000 americans lvies

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William Taft

became governor of Phillipines in 1901 and later called them his little brown brothers

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Finally on July 4th 1946, Phillipines granted freedom and many migrated to US

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Open Door Note

A series of letters sent in 1899 by US secretary of state John hey to Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Russia, howling for equal economic access to the China market for all states and for the maintenance of the Tarrant Oreo and administrative integrity of the Chinese empire.

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Boxer Rebellion

A group of Chinese known as the Boxers

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Murdered 200 foreigners and 1,000s of chinese christians

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Multinational rescue force of 20,000 arrived and ended thi

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US troops came from Phillipines to keep open door open

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Results of Boxer Rebellion

International relief, China had to pay Indemnities ( Large sums of money to foreign nations.)- Foreign troops in Beijing, USA pushed "Open Door Policy", China modernized army and Government, New subjects in Chinese schools- English, political science, Physical sciences

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Roosevelt

Replaced a assasinated McKinley

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Felt he may take any action in general interest not specifically forbidden by Constitution

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Had no respect for checks and balances

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Roosevelt Foreign Affairs

The Span-Am war reinvigorated interest in a canal to protect Puerto Rico, Phillipines, and Hawaii

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Legal rather than geographical problems

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Hay-Pauncefote Treaty

Gave US free hand to build Canal

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Conceded right to fortify as well

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Panama Canal

Columbians would not let Americans build the canal, but then with the assistance of the United States a Panamanian Revolution occurred against Columbians. The new ruling people allowed the United States to build the canal.

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Roosevelt Corollary

Update of Monroe Doctrine

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Policy of preventive intervention

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Russo Japan war

Russia wanted access to ice-free ports of China's Manchuria

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To Japan, Manchuria and Korea in tsarist hands were pistols pointed at Japans strategic heart

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Japan attacked with suprise on Russian fleet at Port Arthur

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Japan shocked the world when they defeated Russia; Japan was able to easily defeat Russia because Japan was industrialized and Russia wasn't

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Japan reached out to Roosevelt to help conduct the peace negotiations

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TR got Nobel Peace Prize for it

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Gentelmen's agreement

Roosevelt promised that Japanese students would be integrated into California schools if Japan stopped its flow of unskilled labor to America.

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Roosevelt sending giant fleet around the world

Sent around world

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Root-Takahira agreement

Pledged both powers to respect each other's territorial possessions in Pacific

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Upheld Open door in china as well

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Progressive thoerists

Said society couldn't afford luxury of limitless "let alone" policy

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Social Gospel Movement

Promoted a brand of progressivism based on christianity

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Used religious doctrine to demand better house, living conditions for urban poor

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Raking Muck with Muckrakers

Popular magazines dug deep for dirt people loved

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They were called Muckrakers by TR

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Tried to expose many

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Most effective fires were directed at social evils

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Progressivism

The movement in the late 1800s to increase democracy in America by curbing the power of the corporation. It fought to end corruption in government and business, and worked to bring equal rights of women and other groups that had been left behind during the industrial revolution.

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Progressives

Militarists-TR

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Pacifists-Jane Addams

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Wanted 2 things: to curb monopoly power and improve common person's conditions of life and labor

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Scored impressive gains in cities

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Initiative

A procedure by which voters can propose a law or a constitutional amendment.

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Referendum

Place laws on ballot for final approval by people

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Recall

Would enable voters to remove corrupt officials beholden to lobbyists

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Australian Ballot

A government printed ballot of uniform size and shape to be cast in secret that was adopted by many states around 1890 in order to reduce the voting fraud associated with party printed ballots cast in public.

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17th ammendment

Established direct election of US senators

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Muller v. Oregon

Louis D. Brandeis persuaded Supreme Court to accept laws protecting women workers by presenting evidence of harmful effects of factory labor on women's weaker bodies

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Lochner v. New York

Voided NY's law establishing ten-hour day for bakers

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Woman's Christian Temperance Uinon

Organization founded in 1874 to fight against alcohol abuse

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THree C's

Control of corporation:

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Created Dept. of Labor and Commerce

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Created Bureau of Corporations to investigate interstate commerce

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Consumer Protection

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Conservatoin of Natural Resources

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Elkins Act

Heavy fines imposed on railroads that gave rebates to coporations and on shippers that accepted the

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Hepburn Act

This 1906 law used the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate the maximum charge that railroads to place on shipping goods.

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The Jungle

Appalled public with description of disgusting unsanitary preperation of food products

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Meat Inspection Act

Preperation of meat shipped over state lines was subject to federal inspection

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Pure food and Drug Act

Prevent adulteration and mislabeling food and pharmaceuticals

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Steps to conserve Natural Resources

Deser Land Act: Fed gov sold arid land cheaply on condition that purchaser irrigate soil within three year

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Forest Reserve Act:

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Authorized president to make national parks

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Other Contributions of Roosevelt

Enlarged power of presidency

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