UNIT FIVE: IMPERIALISM

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UNIT FIVE: IMPERIALISM

Life at the Turn of the Century Cities grow up Daniel Burnham- Architect Frederick Olmstead- Landscape architect NY Central Park Airplanes- Wright Brothers Photography- George Eastman Newspapers- Pulitzer vs. Hearst Mass Culture- Baseball Bicycles Parks Department Stores(RFD) Chain Stores

Imperialism American had been Isolationists Remember Washington’s advice Neutrality and No permanent alliances Imperialism- policy of taking colonies for economic interests Stronger countries control weaker ones Jingoism- patriotic aggressiveness Why Imperialize? Spheres of Influence- 1- new markets for products 2- military strength 3- cultural superiority- “White Man’s Burden”

“White Man’s Burden” – Rudyard Kipling

Building an Empire Create a strong military- Navy Alfred T. Mahan- “Influence of Sea Power upon History” The need for a strong Navy- America builds Alaska (1867)- Seward’s Folly Purchases from Russia Hawaii (1898)- Annex and overthrow Queen- becomes a State in 1959

Spanish- American War Spanish ruled Cuba Where is Cuba? Spanish rule harshly Yellow Journalism- exaggerating news stories to draw readers in Hearst vs. Pulitzer De Lome letter- Spanish Minster insults McKinley U.S. send ships to bring home citizens and observe USS MAINE explodes in Havana- 260 Killed “Remember the Maine” U.S Attacks Spanish Colony- Philippine Islands George Dewey captures islands Imperialistic foreign policy

Imperialism

Cuba Cuba will be Independent Rough Riders- Theodore Roosevelt San Juan Hill “Splendid Little war” Fighting brief Cuba is free Or is it? Treaty of Paris 1898- Puerto Rico part of U.S. U.S. buys Philippines Control Philippines, PR, Cuba* Anti-Imperialist League- Carnegie vs. Josiah Strong- Christianize

San Juan Hill

Cartoons

New Territories Hawaii- Annexed new territory Philippines- becomes independent after WWII William H. Taft is Philippines 1st gov. Puerto Rico- becomes a U.S. territory in 1917 Cuba Teller Amendment- guaranteed a independent Cuba Platt Amendment- Gives U.S. economic interests in Cuba Rights to a Naval Base Partial U.S. Control Protects business interests

Asian influence U.S. wanted a Sphere of Influence in China like Europe had Open Door Note- John Hay want access (Open- Door) to China The sharing of China by imperialists Boxer Rebellion- put down by U.S. and others Chinese protest foreign influence

Roosevelt- Foreign Policy Roosevelt arbitrator for Russian- Japan war U.S. becomes active in world Panama becomes part of Colombia U.S wants a Canal across Central America Colombia refuses- Panama revolts backed by U.S 10 yrs of Canal follow- Panama Canal built through disease and death The Panama Canal The Great White Fleet- sends Navy around World in 1907- Imperialism

Roosevelt Policy Monroe Doctrine for years Now have Roosevelt’s Big Stick Foreign Policy Roosevelt Corollary- U.S. will be only nation to intervene in Latin America Taft has “Dollar Diplomacy”- use finances to influence Latin America Wilson has Missionary Diplomacy- U.S only talk with legal govt’s Wilson almost goes to war with Mexico- Pancho Villa U.S. now World Power Anti- U.S. feelings in world Imperialism- ethical?