United States in Latin America  1898 Spanish American War.  U.S. Gains Territories(ex. Cuba).  U.S. Builds Panama Canal(1904-17).  U.S. Economic Interests.

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United States in Latin America  1898 Spanish American War.  U.S. Gains Territories(ex. Cuba).  U.S. Builds Panama Canal( ).  U.S. Economic Interests Expand.  1898 Spanish American War.  U.S. Gains Territories(ex. Cuba).  U.S. Builds Panama Canal( ).  U.S. Economic Interests Expand.

Goodwill Actions of U.S. in Latin America  Rockefeller-Foundation anti- mosquito campaign.  Economic investment in oil, sugar, rubber, minerals.  Stationing of military troops for protection, security.  Infrastructure spending on roads, buildings, facilities.  Rockefeller-Foundation anti- mosquito campaign.  Economic investment in oil, sugar, rubber, minerals.  Stationing of military troops for protection, security.  Infrastructure spending on roads, buildings, facilities.

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC  U.S. removes TROOPS in  RAFAEL TRUJILLO becomes HEAD OF ARMY.  R. TRUJILLO becomes PRESIDENT OF NATION.  He rules until  U.S. PUPPET??  U.S. removes TROOPS in  RAFAEL TRUJILLO becomes HEAD OF ARMY.  R. TRUJILLO becomes PRESIDENT OF NATION.  He rules until  U.S. PUPPET??

NICARAGUA U.S. removes TROOPS in 1925/26. GENERAL ANASTASIA SOMOZA becomes HEAD OF ARMY. GEN. SOMOZA becomes PRESIDENT OF NATION. He rules until U.S. PUPPET?? U.S. removes TROOPS in 1925/26. GENERAL ANASTASIA SOMOZA becomes HEAD OF ARMY. GEN. SOMOZA becomes PRESIDENT OF NATION. He rules until U.S. PUPPET??

CUBA U.S. TROOPS stationed at GUANTANAMO BAY CUBAN’S REVOLT against U.S. interests in U.S. backs FULGENCIO BATISTA who becomes CUBAN LEADER. BATISTA rules Then……. FIDEL CASTRO overthrows BATISTA and takes over leadership. U.S. TROOPS stationed at GUANTANAMO BAY CUBAN’S REVOLT against U.S. interests in U.S. backs FULGENCIO BATISTA who becomes CUBAN LEADER. BATISTA rules Then……. FIDEL CASTRO overthrows BATISTA and takes over leadership.

PUERTO RICO »JONES ACT 1917 gives Puerto Rican’s U.S. CITIZENSHIP. »NOT allowed to vote for their own GOVERNOR until »OPERATION BOOTSTRAP in 1950’s. »U.S. Territory, NOT a State. »JONES ACT 1917 gives Puerto Rican’s U.S. CITIZENSHIP. »NOT allowed to vote for their own GOVERNOR until »OPERATION BOOTSTRAP in 1950’s. »U.S. Territory, NOT a State.

HAITI U.S. MILITARY OCCUPATION HAITIAN’S complain, U.S. pulls out. U.S. maintains some economic ties. Haitian people left on their own. An Unstable region?? U.S. MILITARY OCCUPATION HAITIAN’S complain, U.S. pulls out. U.S. maintains some economic ties. Haitian people left on their own. An Unstable region??

MEXICO  UNIQUE case of inter-American Relations.  LARGE common border with U.S.  ECONOMICALLY DEPENDANT on U.S. and visa-versa.  Mexican actions lead the way for other Latin American nations.  Any important issues today?  UNIQUE case of inter-American Relations.  LARGE common border with U.S.  ECONOMICALLY DEPENDANT on U.S. and visa-versa.  Mexican actions lead the way for other Latin American nations.  Any important issues today?