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Foreign policies 1898-1929
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Feb 15, 1898- Teller Amendment eventThe USS Maine was sunk by Spain, so the U.S. declared war but the Teller amendment was established saying they didn't have ambitions for imperialism
Philippine-American War President McKinley wanted to annex the Philippines but the Philippines wanted to be an independent nation, they fought and 70,000 soldiers died in total
Annexation of Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Guam The treaty of Paris ended the war and ceded the 3 territories to the U.S.
Hay's Open Door Note and Open Door Policy to China Secretary of State John Hay sent a note to China asking them to keep their doors open to trade and not discriminate in trading with foreign countries
William McKinley was assassinated Leon Czolgosz was the son of a Polish immigrant and shot McKinley twice Theodore Roosevelt became president
Panama Canal construction The U.S. started constructing the Panama Canal so it could deal with foreign affairs easier, 26,000 workers died from accidents and disease
Roosevelt Corollary President Theodore Roosevelt declared the Roosevelt Corollary which stated that the U.S. could police the Caribbean this extended the Monroe Doctrine
Nicaragua becomes US protectorate The U.S. controlled and protected Nicaragua Taft sent soldiers to stop revolution
Woodrow Wilson elected president Woodrow Wilson was a Democrat and beat Taft, Roosevelt and Debs
Start of WW1 The war in Europe started and President Woodrow Wilson issued declaration of American neutrality
Sinking of the Lusitania A German ship sunk a boat containing 128 Americans and killing them, this encouraged Americans to go war against Germany
Zimmerman Telegraph Germany sent a telegraph to Mexico stating that if the U.S. declared war Mexico would go to war and side with Germany. Germany promised financial help and reclaim previously lost territories for mexico
The U.S. joins WW1 The U.S. joined the war because Germany kept invading and putting America in danger and they wanted to side with Mexico against America. The first battle on October 3, 1917 took place in france
Wilson's 14 points Wilson planned peace after the War the 14 points were in place to prevent future warfare
Armistice signed in Europe Germany was surrounded and agreed to sign an armistice to end the fighting This led to the end of the Russian Empire and started the Bolshevik Revolution
Red Scare The U.S. feared socialism so immigrants, vigilantes and socialists were deported
Treaty of Versailles The Treaty of Versailles was signed by the Allies which ended WW1, putting strict terms on Germany to surrender Considered a failure for Wilson
National Origins Act Allowed Western European immigration, less Easter European immigration, and Asians were not allowed at all
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