US Foreign Policy in Latin America
This ended military rule and set up a civil government in Puerto Rico, which became a protectorate of the United States?
What is the Foraker Act?
U.S. Secretary of State that helped shaped the US early influence in Asia.
Who is John Hay?
The U.S. was set free from the shackles of the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty of 1850 with Britain, through this treaty, which gave the U.S. the right to build and fortify a canal across the isthmus of Panama.
What is the Hay-Pauncefote Treaty?
Famous Thanksgiving Day Parade that can be seen on TV Thursday morning? (Parade Name & Where is it held?)
What is New York's Macy Day Parade?
To create stability abroad for the benefit of U.S. commercial interests is this President's policy goal. (president & policy)
What is President Taft's Dollar Diplomacy?
What situation prompted the U.S. government to actively encourage a 1903 revolt in Central America?
What is Colombia refusing to ratify an agreement allowing construction of the Panama Canal?
The foreign policy initiatives of President Wilson?
What is Moral Diplomacy?
Puerto Ricans and Filipinos were subject to American rule, but did not enjoy all American rights, as determined by what, which ruled that the Constitution did not automatically apply to people in acquired territories.
What are the Insular Cases?
The goal of this policy is equal access to trade in areas of China controlled by foreign governments?
What is the Open Door Policy?
A visible demonstration of United States’ ability to defend its international interests
What is the President Roosevelt's Great White Fleet voyage?
President Taft’s arrangement for U.S. bankers to loan Nicaragua money to pay off its debts to foreign creditors is an example of what policy?
What is Dollar diplomacy?
The people of the Philippines were led by this person in an unsuccessful 3-year war against U.S. troops, hoping to gain their independence.
Who is Emilio Aguinaldo
The early twentieth-century foreign policy development is associated with the Central American region and a famous US President.
What is the Big Stick Policy?
Letters that the US Sec. of State wrote with the goal of equal access to trade in areas of China controlled by foreign governments
What are the Open Door Notes?
Japan received half of Sakhalin Island and Russia agreed to let Japan take over Russian interests in Manchuria and Korea, as part of this treaty, ending the Russo-Japanese war. President Roosevelt was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906 for his successful work in its negotiation.
What is Treaty of Portsmouth?
Latin American countries defaulting on their debts to foreign nations prompted this in US foreign policy.
What is the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine?
In 1916, President Woodrow Wilson ordered the U.S. military to invade Mexico to stop which of the following guerilla fighters?
Who is Pancho Villa?
Fear of the ramifications of Latin American countries defaulting on debts to foreign investors led to this addition to the Monroe Doctrine, which explained that if Latin American countries continued to default, the U.S. would pay off their debts, take over their customs houses, and keep the European creditors on their side of the Atlantic.
What is the Roosevelt Corollary?
This resulted in brutal attacks on foreign-owned properties and foreign people in China, including U.S. interests, because the Open Door policy attempted to secure for the United States the same power enjoyed by other Western countries in China.
What is the Boxer Rebellion?
It is in the best interest of the United States to intervene in nations whose political stability is threatened.
*This is what president's foreign policy? *What part of the world (what hemisphere North,East,South,West?)
What is President's Roosevelt's foreign policy for the Western Hemisphere?
The foreign policy initiatives of Theodore Roosevelt.
The foreign policy initiatives of Presidents McKinley is.
What is the Open Door Policy?
The correct chronology of the foreign policy initiatives of Presidents McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson?
What is Open Door Policy, Big Stick Diplomacy, Dollar Diplomacy, Moral Diplomacy
The foreign policy initiative of President Taft.
What is Dollar Diplomacy?
President Theodore Roosevelt involved the US in the Dominican Republic’s affairs when that country defaulted on its debt payments. (What part of policy & its goal?)
What is the Monroe Doctrine and the US goal to prevent the possible intervention of European nations?