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American Imperialism Chapter 10. America Becomes An Empire . Imperialism vs Isolationism Imperialism (1800-1917 & 1941-2013) Definition -Policy of building an empire Isolationism (1919-1941) Definition -Policy of staying out of world affairs unless it affects the USA - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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American ImperialismChapter 10

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America Becomes An Empire

Imperialism vs IsolationismImperialism (1800-1917 & 1941-2013)

Definition-Policy of building an empireIsolationism (1919-1941)

Definition-Policy of staying out of world affairs unless it affects the USAWHICH SHOULD BE THE POLICY OF USA?

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America: An Empire Growth of US power (Imperialist) Increase in industry/technology

Bigger military (Navy)Increase in influence democracy/capitalism

Manifest Destiny-belief the USA is destined by God to lead the world

Current US Military installations http://themilitaryzone.com/foreign_bases.html

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ImperialismImperialism &American Empire

Benefits Problems

Power/Control Enemies/ War

Knowledge of world and technology

Cost/ expensesNational Debt

Products/ goods/ labor force

Large military(budget)

Natural Resources

Allies

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America: An Empire (Chapter 10)Should US be imperialist?• National Debt: http://www.usdebtclock.org/• If you cut military spending: help economy, education, jobs,

national debt, medical research.

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IsolationismIsolationism Benefits Problems

Less Conflict/War Lack of knowledge about the world

More money to spend on your own country

Eventually involved in conflict (WW2)

History: Someone needs to be in charge

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America: An Empire Beginning of American Empire

AlaskaOwned by RussiaWilliam Seward- Secretary of State$7.2 million or 2 cents per acreOil resources/goldMilitary/expansion

Hawaii USA took it by force

Military Base Gas station to Asia Trade

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Spanish-American War(1898) Spain vs USA

War is about CubaCuba- colony of SpainButcher Weyler- Spanish leader of Cuba

– death camps, mass executions

Cuban revolution– Goal is independence

SHOULD THE USA GET INVOLVED?

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Spanish-American WarPresident William McKinley

policy of neutralityneutral-not taking sides Role of Yellow journalism-”McKinley has no more backbone than a chocolate éclair.”http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/presidents/williammckinley

http://www.mckinleymuseum.org/

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Yellow Journalism

• Joseph Pulitzer-New York World• William Randolph Hearst-New York Journal• Competing newspapers

• Created news• Entertain readers• Sell more newspapers• Truth not important• War is news

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Role of Yellow JournalismYellow Journalism Legitimate Journalism

National Enquirer http://www.nationalenquirer.com/

CNN/Time http://www.cnn.com/

“Stretch” the truth Accurate/ true

No author or source named Author given

Goal: Emotional response Goal: To inform

Not factually based (rumors) Quotes/ person/sources

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Spanish-American War

USS MaineAmerican Battleship (in Cuba)Maine-explosion (Who did it?)

Spain-blames USACuba-RevolutionariesUSA-(need excuse to get involved)Did the USA blow up it’s own ship? “Remember the Maine”- rallying cry

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nPGre7SbkE&feature=related

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USS Maine

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Spanish-American WarJohn Hay-Secretary of State

“Splendid little war”Perception vs reality of war

Preparation for war$50 million for war materialsMilitary draft http://www.sss.gov/default.htmMovement of troops to south

Problems of US Militarywool uniformsold/outdated equipmentno medical suppliesfood shortages

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Role of Teddy RooseveltThe Rough Riders

Special forces under RooseveltBattle of San Juan Hill

Roosevelt Speech and battle

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhkCWpbZyJU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCE0ocQhvkA&feature=related

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Teddy Roosevelt

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End of War Spain surrenders August 12th 1898United States receives

CubaPuerto RicoGuamPhilippines

Spain receives$20 million

WHY???http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_foreign_aid

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Teddy Roosevelt-PresidentMcKinley Assassination (1901)

Teddy Roosevelt-Vice-President to McKinley (very popular)Leon Czoglosz- assassin (anarchist-no government) Execution:

http://www.buffalohistoryworks.com/panamex/assassination/executon.htmVideo-Execution http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=assassination+of+mckinley&FORM=HDRSC3#view=detail&mid=AA34909644AFC23D9E87AA34909644AFC23D9E87IdencyRoosevelt as President “Speak softly and carry a big stick”

Very large military Speak softly diplomacy-talking to other countries. Develop a relationship with them

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Roosevelt AccomplishmentsRoosevelt- adds to the American Empire

Panama Canal- Built by the U.S. Connects Atlantic and Pacific OceanBig deal- pay Panama $10 million Rent it $250,000 per year

Roosevelt Corollary Big Stick Diplomacy-wants U.S. to grow. Foreign policy: Western hemisphere belongs to the U.S.

(according to the U.S.)Manifest Destiny: belief that it is our destiny to control the world

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Roosevelt Presidency-EventsRelationship with China

Open door policy: trade policy between China, U.S., and Great Britain (economic benefits)Sell USA/ Great Britain products

Force out competition (USA monopoly)

Boxer Rebellion Secret society of Chinese people (anti-American) They don’t want U.S. in China Anti-foreign

Russo-Japanese War: Russia vs. JapanU.S. got involved in the peace processTreaty of Portsmouth: Roosevelt negotiated the peace processWins Nobel Peace PrizeWhy? U.S. is the policeman of the world

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The American EmpireProblems with being an empire Conflicts

Large number of enemiesIncrease in military spendingLoss of life

Economic IssuesLess money for other programsNational debt

Social IssuesCreates stereotypes/racismU.S. citizens-targets

Is this the end? http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=How+Will+The+Us+Collapse&FORM=RESTAB#view=detail&mid=2F72A32E82F78F7926B42F72A32E82F78F7926B4

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The American EmpireLooking at history, every empire has fallen Signs that the U.S. empire is falling?

– Dependency on oil from other countries– Foreign policy- U.S. stretched too thin– Education-lower scores than other countries – Debt-U.S. debt is becoming more and more of an issue – Revolution from the inside of America (Theory)– We are the 99%– http://www.wearethe99percent.us/

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