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1 American Foreign Policy
US HISTORY EOC REVIEW Image Source: Color Palette By: Piahr

2 Imperialism in China INFLUENCE Map Credit: Mosr

3 “Open Door” Policy 1899 U.S. disregards existing European Spheres of Influence in China Photo Credit: YayAdrian

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5 Boxer Rebellion ( )

6 Platt Amendment 1901 “Independent” Cuba
U.S. can intervene in cases of civil unrest Perpetual Naval Guantanamo Bay

7 A Legacy of Resentment Cuban resentment against the United States would culminate in the establishment of Fidel Castro’s anti-American government in the 1959 Cuban Revolution.

8 Image Source: http://marshallmatlock

9 FOREIGN POLICY BY PRESIDENT
Tenure Diplomacy Teddy Roosevelt (R) Big Stick William H.Taft (R) Dollar Woodrow Wilson (D) Moral

10 “Speak softly… and carry a big stick.”
-- West African Proverb Photo Credit: Katie Tegtmeyer

11 “Big Stick” Diplomacy Teddy Roosevelt OBJECTIVE:
KEEP EUROPE OUT of Latin America (Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine) USE FORCE to defend American interests in Latin America

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13 Projection of American NAVAL POWER
The Great White Fleet Projection of American NAVAL POWER The U.S.S. Connecticut leads the fleet

14 Monroe Doctrine 1823 Read my lips, Europe … NO NEW COLONIES! Monroe

15 The “Roosevelt Corollary” to the Monroe Doctrine
European nations should stay out of the Americas, altogether… If Europe has a problem with Latin America, we’ll settle it on their behalf.

16 The “Policeman” of Latin America

17 CANAL Map Credit: TastyCakes

18 This is getting old... Map Credit: TastyCakes

19 Panama Canal REBELLION
Panama Canal

20 Yay, Rebels!!! Photo Credit: James Barber

21 Panama Canal Completed 1914

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23 Big Bill’s Dollar Diplomacy Photo Credit: Jon_Tucker

24 Dollar Diplomacy William Howard Taft OBJECTIVE:
PROTECT American business interests in Latin America

25 M&M Diplomacy Photo Credit: Sarah Shelmidine

26 Moral (Missionary) Diplomacy
Woodrow Wilson OBJECTIVE: SUPPORT democratic governments in Latin America OPPOSE oppressive or undemocratic governments

27 Democracy!

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