CHAPTER 10 SECTION 4

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CHAPTER 10SECTION 4

• AMERICA AS A
• WORLD POWER

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THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR (1904-1905)

• TREATY OF PORTSMOUTH
• T.R. NEGOTIATED
• NOBLE PEACE PRIZE

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THE U.S. JAPANESERELATIONSHIP

• BASED ON RESPECT
• FOR EACH OTHER
• OF IMPERIAL POSSESSIONS
• SPHERES OF INFLUENCE

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THE PANAMA CANAL

• A PART OF COLOMBIA
• INDEPENDENCE FOR PANAMA
• U.S. PROMOTED
• U.S. RECOGNIZED (EARLY)
• U.S. DEFENDED
• CANAL ZONE SOLD TO U.S.
• GIVEN BACK IN 2000-01

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THE CANAL IS BUILT

• 50 MILES LONG
• 5,000 WORKERS DIE
• 400 MILLION (1900)
• 10.243 BILLION (2010)
• OPENED AUGUST 15, 1914

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• The Culebra Cut in 1885

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• THE
• PANAMA
• CANAL
• EXPANDED
• U.S.
• ECONOMIC
• POWER

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THE ROOSEVELT COROLLARY

• TO THE MONROE DOCTRINE
• NO EUROPEAN COLONIES
• THE COROLLARY SAID
• U.S. WOULD BE THE POLICE
• OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE

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GUNBOAT DIPLOMACY

• USED BY T.R. ADMINISTRATION
• THE USE OF MILITARY INTIMIDATION TO INFLUENCE THE
  GOVERNMENTS OF OTHER NATIONS

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DOLLAR DIPLOMACY

• USED BY TAFT ADMINISTRATION
• THE USE OF ECONOMIC
• POWER TO DOMINATE ANOTHER COUNTRY

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MISSIONARY DIPLOMACY

• USED BY WILSON ADMINISTRATION
• THE U.S. HAD A MORAL RESPONSIBILITY TO STOP
  OPPRESSIVE GOVERNMENTS IN LATIN AMERICA

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Thats all folks !!
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