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US Foreign Policy Historical Review 1789 - 1900. Foreign Policies: 1789 – 1820 Washington – avoid alliances with European powers 1796 Jefferson – Barbary.

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1 US Foreign Policy Historical Review 1789 - 1900

2 Foreign Policies: 1789 – 1820 Washington – avoid alliances with European powers 1796 Jefferson – Barbary Pirates 1802 Monroe Doctrine 1820 Isolationist

3 Foreign Policies: 1821-1890 Focus on expansion –Mexican Cession territory –Alaska “Seward’s Folly”

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5 France in Mexico 1864 Overseas trade expands –Open Door Policy - China Great White Fleet sails around the world –Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan –Need for overseas bases –Focus on both Pacific and Atlantic

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7 Roosevelt’s Big Stick Policy Roosevelt’s Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine Russo-Japanese War Arbitration Hemisphere policeman

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9 Taft’s Dollar Diplomacy Secretary of State Knox, businessman South America - Honduras and Nicaragua (1912) Chinese Railroads

10 Wilson’s Moral Diplomacy Poncho Villa and Mexico Joined the Allies vs. the Central Powers 14 Points of Peace Peace without Victory League of Nations

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