The World After World War I: Nationalism and Revolution in Imperialized Nations IV. Latin America US Economic Imperialism.

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The World After World War I: Nationalism and Revolution in Imperialized Nations IV. Latin America US Economic Imperialism

Guatemala El Salvador Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama  British Honduras Honduras Haiti Dominican Republic Venezuela British Guiana Dutch Guiana French Guiana Colombia Ecuador Peru Bolivia Paraguay Argentina Chile Cuba Uruguay Brazil Latin America Economies of Exports

What does economic imperialism look like? Above: The US’s “sphere of influence” 2. Politically independent countries dominated by foreign or multinational companies 1. Colonies dominated by imperialists subjugators OR… You do not need to be politically imperialized in order to be economically imperialized

What does the map show about the US in the early 1900s?

Monroe Doctrine (1824) Big Stick Diplomacy ( ) Dollar Diplomacy ( ) Moral Diplomacy ( ) economic self-preservation ( ) Good Neighbor Policy ( ) Good Neighbor policy 1.Great Depression :. no money 2.Impending war in Europe :. need friends against Fascists

Great Depression’s Effect on Latin America Domestically owned industries Foreign owned industries 1.Decline in exports 2.Decline in ability to purchase imports 3.Encouraged to develop domestic industries Plantations and industry owned by wealthy elite Established, run, owned by gov’t interventioninvestment Align with authoritarian ruler Poverty stricken poor Wealthy, powerful elite Dictatorship of the military

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