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Diplomacy in the Gilded Age |
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oceans kept the US isolated from European affairs that centered in Germany |
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Interested in Hawaii because of sugarcane
1875 treaty developed for sugarcane, no one else could get some
1887 had navy rights to Pearl Harbor
1890 planed to take over Hawaii
January 1893 hawaii was annexed under Harrison
Cleaved revoked the annexation
1867 purchased Alaska
1878 got rights to a coaling station in Samoan Islands |
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(1894-1895)
Japan won an easy victory
but started problems between the Great Powers |
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was an naval officer, was on a rickety ship going to Latin America
read history
made America think about the role in the world
believe the oceans were not barriers but highways
said that coaling stations were needed
constructed a canal across Central America
wanted to annex Hawaii to put US in the Pacific |
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wanted large foreign policy
nationalist interest
caused an open door policy |
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said that China should be able to trade with every country
so there would be no trade wars |
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national revolution in Cuba (Spain owned)
US was always interested in Cuba
only 90 miles away from Key West
could have been an easy invasion
used for coaling and sugar cane
but wanted Cuba to see its own potential
started by the sinking of the USS Maine
Spain surronds
we aquire the philapnees quam and puerto rico
but did not get Cuba (wanted independence)
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fully armed
in the harbor, taking coal
it explodes
was in Cuba
made war the first thought |
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1914-1918
called World War 1
countries had treaties and alliances
the Great Powers declared war on each other over night
-draft so males between the ages of 18-21 were in the war
a generation was lost in Europe
war was started but thought to end shortly
started trench war-fare
beginning of the machine gun
chemical war-fare
US profited from the war (stayed neutral)
Wildrow declares war |
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2 ditches
the middle was no mans land
mines located in the middle
had barwire
horrible conditions
always wore a gas mask |
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elected in 1914
wants to stay neutral
provided weapons to both sides
provided food to both sides
sent money to France and Britian
1916 wins reelection
then declares war |
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passenger ship that was sunk
had mostly children and women on it
since most men were in the service
this was going to bring families together |
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Committee On Public Information
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regulation of news
started propaganda here and over seas
George Creel
was the first zar of news |
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1917
collecting information and sending it to the enemy (a spy)
treason
could be passed at any time during a war |
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1918
could not talk about the government badly
governments could pass it during war
cant stop any selling of equipment during a time of war |
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arrested under both the Espionage and Sedition Act
told young man to resist the draft
put circulars in the mail
said the draft was against the 13th Amendment
the Supreme Court upheld his conviction
serves 10 years in jail |
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editor of german newspapers
wrote about his disagreement with the war
it was one week after Scher
wrote "why are we fighting the war" |
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labor union party
sociolist (the president of the party)
caused mutiny within the arm forces
he believe the war was a capitalist plot
sentenced to 10 years in jail
ran for president from his jail cell |
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the rising of the 2nd KKK
came together in 1950
they were: anti-black, anti-jewish, anti-immigrants, anti-catholic, and anti-greek orthodocs
wore the American Flag, and the Protestant Flag
to display strong nationalism |
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fear of foreigners
we would lose our culture |
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high school biology teacher
taught evolution (illegal)
he knew it was wrong but the civil liberties group said they would rescue him
served jail time |
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dispute between Venezuela and British Guiana
US demanded it was solved
The US involved was not consented with Venezuela
the British backed off
discovered that it needed to be part of the Great Powers |
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A theory widely held in the late 19th centry that the English-speaking peoples were racially superior, and for that reason, justified in colonizing and dominating the peoples of less-developed areas of the world
just like Social Darwinism it fueled expansionism |
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forcing entire populations into guarded camps |
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February 4, 1899
fighting broke out between Americans and Filipino patrols at the edge of Manila
American wanted Annexation
There was a rebel leader named Aguinaldo showed that his country wanted independence
citizens were put together in towns
corps and villages were burned
ended in 1902 since we helped develop a civil administration |
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