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America s Path to Empire APUSH/AP-DC Unit 7 - Period 8

1890-1892 Foreign Policy The Influence of Sea Power upon History (1890): Alfred Thayer Mahan Sea power throughout history gives advantages US lies between oceans Sea power requires economy, trade, etc. Panama canal US Navy needs a larger role Annexation of Hawaii: Previously a port for American ships Queen Liliuokalani rises to power Sugar economy McKinley Tariff Disputes between growers and queen Abdication of throne Growing trade: US exports have grown to $1.4 billion by 1900. Grown from only $392 million in 1870.

1892-1894 Ellis Island and immigration This island opened as an immigration station on January 1,1892. The began screening immigrants coming from Europe it was known as the SIx second medical exam. Women traveling alone must be met by a man, or they were immediately deported. 2% of immigrants were denied admission due to disease, criminal record, or insanity. One third of the immigrants stayed in New York the others went all over the US. U.S Marines Remove Queen Liliuokalani From the Throne of Hawaii In early 1893 the business community in Kingdom of Hawaii overthrew the Queen and sought annexation by President Harrison, who forwarded the proposal to the Senate for approval. But the newly elected President Cleveland withdrew the proposed annexation; nevertheless, revolutionaries in Hawaii formed an independent Republic of Hawaii. 8th Period

Wilson-Gorman Tariff Act (1894) Declaration of the Hawaiian Republic William Wilson of West Virginia, had created and put the Wilson-Gorman Tariff in place through the House of Representatives. His tariff in turn moderately lowered tariff rates on goods such as wool, unprocessed iron ore, and lumber. Wilson, being a member of the Democratic party had fulfilled one of their promises by doing so, but had angered American production companies as a result. Senator Arthur P. Gorman, a fellow member of the Democratic party decided to pass more than 600 amendments to the bill drastically nullifying its intent and raising tariffs on goods once more to 43.1% with a 2% income tax on incomes of $2000+. All of this occurred to President Grover Cleveland's dismay; he had a strong support of original draft of the bill. Income tax was later on declared unconstitutional and the act was repealed. Article 23 of the 1894 Constitution specifically named Sanford B. Dole as the republic's first President. He would also be the nation's only President, as it was annexed by the United States in 1900. Upon annexation, Hawaii became a U.S. territory and Dole became its first Governor.

1896-1898 Alex Miller William McKinley (Cuba): McKinley was forced to deal with the issues of Cuba after they had rebelled against Spain in 1895. Americans were angered by the treatment of the Spanish towards the Cubans as well as worried about their economic ties with the country such as the safety of their investments. McKinley pressed the Spanish to act humbly towards the Cubans, which eventually worked when the Spanish granted the Cubans limited autonomy and closed the reconcentration camps. The Armenian Question : The conflict between the Ottoman Empire and Armenia began to pull in attention from the Americans. This conflict left the Armenian people in immense poverty. The American schools in Armenia pulled the situation to the American public. Women s Organizations began to raise funds for the Armenian refugees. The Women s Journal in Boston was a great source of advertisement to encourage Americans to help the Armenian people.

1898 - Period 8 February 15, 1898 U.S.S. Maine explodes Americans believed Spain destroyed the ship even though it most likely wasn't Public outcry wanting revenge for the 268 men killed Both America and Spain declare war War lasted from April 21 - August 13 (3 months 3 weeks 2 days) Lead to Treaty of Paris 1898 Spain gave nearly all of their empire in the West (Cuba, Puerto Rico, Philippines, and Guam) U.S. paid $20 million for Philippines

1899-1901 The Open Door Policy Led by John Hay American proposal Sent notes to each of the powers with spheres of influence Called for the protection of equal privileges among countries trading with China Supported Chinese territorial and administrative integrity The proposal did not allow one country to gain control over region. Boxer Rebellion Occurred in Beijing, China (Peking) to fight against Western and Japanese influence Started by a secret society of Chinese who opposed the foreign devils Reached climax when seized entire Western foreign diplomatic corps Imperial powers ended siege, China paid $330 million in reparations

1901-1903 Theodore Roosevelt Following assassination of Mckinley he was inaugurated on September 14, 1901 as the 26th president of the United States Domestic Policies: 1902 Coal Strike: Roosevelt and his Secretary of War were able to get miners to agree to independent arbitration Foreign Policies: Speak softly and carry a big stick and you will go far Hay Pauncefote Treaty Venezuelan Crisis Began December 1902 Naval blockade against Venezuela due to its debt to Britain, Germany, and Italy President Cipriano Castro of Venezuela would only agree to international arbitration Roosevelt had to force Germany to agree by sending in larger fleet

US Foreign Policy 1903-1905 Roosevelt Corollary The Roosevelt corollary was an addition to the Monroe Doctrine in 1904. The corollary gave the US rights to intervene in the affairs of countries not able to maintain order and sovereignty of their own. The motivation for this was the Dominican Republic and its inability to create a stable government after revolution. Hay-bunau-varilla treaty Gave the US exclusive rights to a 10 mile strip of the canal of for financial reimbursement and protection for Panama. The US initially offered this to Colombia but they refused. US organized and supported the Panamanian Revolt, which led to Panama becoming an independent nation. They supported the

The Peace Conference, with the Russians sitting at the far side of the table and the Japanese on the near side. Tomas Estrada Palma, president of Cuba during invasion 1905-1907 August 1905: Peace Conference, Portsmouth, New Hampshire U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt brokered a peace conference between the Russians and Japanese in the summer of 1905. Negotiations resulted in Japan gaining control over parts of southern Manchuria and Russia maintaining its influence in the northern part of the region. United States Occupation of Cuba of 1906 Following the rigged 1905 Cuban Presidential Election, the liberal party orchestrated a revolt in August of the following year. Both sides sought support from the United States. When The US didn t show clear support for elected president Tomás Estrada Palma, he resigned and Secretary of War William Howard Taft instated a provisional government and named himself provisional governor, later ratified by President Theodore Roosevelt. American troops moved in to protect American citizens and economic interests. The rebels did not resist and soon surrendered. This occupation lasted until 1909.

1907-1909 Gentleman s Agreement of 1907Was an agreement made between Japan and the United States to address the issue of the immigration into the United States by Japanese Workers. Great White Fleet- (1907-1909)President Theodore Roosevelt sent a 16 battleship fleet on a voyage around the world. Its primary purpose was to showcase American naval power. By: Caroline Perillo and Reagan Ralston (Period 8)