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Mind Map by Phoebe Jones, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Phoebe Jones
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Period 7
- U.S. Diplomacy
- U.S. sets eyes on the Pacific and Asia
- Treaty Wanghsia 1858 opens U.S. ports in China
- W. McKinley found Open Door policy for China that stated as long as Europeans respected boundaries, they could trade freely
- Boxer rebellion: Chinese nationalists rebel against white people
- unites Europeans and U.S.
- unites Europeans and U.S.
- Boxer rebellion: Chinese nationalists rebel against white people
- W. McKinley found Open Door policy for China that stated as long as Europeans respected boundaries, they could trade freely
- Treaty of Kanagawa 1854 gradually opens up Japanese interest
- U.S. expands in Pacific do to expanding navy (A.T. Mahan)
- U.S. acquires Hawaii to form naval base
- U.S. acquires Hawaii to form naval base
- The Philippines
- unorganized territory and non-citizens
- unorganized territory and non-citizens
- Treaty Wanghsia 1858 opens U.S. ports in China
- U.S. involved in New Imperialism
- economic competition
- Social Darwinism and white man's burden
- Josiah Strong "Our Country" enforces Anglo-Saxon superiority
- Josiah Strong "Our Country" enforces Anglo-Saxon superiority
- part of national honor
- Altruism
- Platinum Amendment
- granted Americans right to interfere in foreign affairs
- creates resentment and tension
- creates resentment and tension
- granted Americans right to interfere in foreign affairs
- economic competition
- The Spanish-American War
- U.S. interest in Spanish-ruled Cuba
- U.S. allies with Cubans in their rebellion in 1895
- De Lome Letter and U.S.S. Maine excerbates conflict --> war
- ends in U.S. victory and Teller amendment in which U.S. acquires Puerto Rico, Philippines, and Guam
- ends in U.S. victory and Teller amendment in which U.S. acquires Puerto Rico, Philippines, and Guam
- De Lome Letter and U.S.S. Maine excerbates conflict --> war
- U.S. allies with Cubans in their rebellion in 1895
- U.S. interest in Spanish-ruled Cuba
- South America
- Puerto Rico
- Jones Act grants them citizenship of U.S.
- Jones Act grants them citizenship of U.S.
- Cuba
- yellow fever breaks out and controlled by U.S.
- yellow fever breaks out and controlled by U.S.
- Puerto Rico
- U.S. sets eyes on the Pacific and Asia
- Progressivism
- Govt. + evolution = progress
- wanted lower class to have a more direct say in govt.
- politically motivated journalists (muckrakerS)
- Jacob Riis "How the Other Half Lives"
- Jacob Riis "How the Other Half Lives"
- Social Justice
- regulate women's labor hours and child labor restrictions
- regulation and safety
- Triangle Shirtwaist Fire 1911
- Triangle Shirtwaist Fire 1911
- 16th Amendment
- gradual income tax makes rich pay
- gradual income tax makes rich pay
- prohibition
- regulate women's labor hours and child labor restrictions
- regulation of big business
- Sherman Anti-trust act of 1890 breaks up monopolies from 1900-1920
- Sherman Anti-trust act of 1890 breaks up monopolies from 1900-1920
- conservation
- national forests and national parks (transcendentalism)
- national forests and national parks (transcendentalism)
- city reform including eugenics and sterilization of insane
- Govt. + evolution = progress
- The Progressive Presidents
- Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1909)
- Square Deal 1904
- conservation
- regulate big business
- foods safety and regulation
- conservation
- Diplomacy
- bigger navy (Great White fleet)
- Roosevelt Corollary
- modification of Monroe Doctrine that declares U.S. right to intervene in foreign affairs
- modification of Monroe Doctrine that declares U.S. right to intervene in foreign affairs
- bigger navy (Great White fleet)
- Square Deal 1904
- William Howard Taft
- Diplomacy
- Japan agrees to China's Open Door policy
- Gentleman's Agreement 1907
- Japan agrees to China's Open Door policy
- Ballinger-Pinchot controversy splinters conservative Republicans and progressive Republicans
- Diplomacy
- Woodrow Wilson
- Diplomacy
- idealistic and inexperienced/pacifist
- moral diplomacy: not do what's best for America, but what is best for the world
- negotiated Cooling Off Treaties
- moral diplomacy: not do what's best for America, but what is best for the world
- idealistic and inexperienced/pacifist
- Diplomacy
- Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1909)
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