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| {{Pan-Americanism}} Confrence in D.C., goals: 1. Customs Union for all latin america; 2. system to work out disputes |
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| imperial power lets locals stay in seat of power |
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| Minister, linked imperialsm to christianity (missions) |
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| ideas leading to construction of navy... b/c new markets for business, aglo-sxonism, europes imperialism threatened US |
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| sent naval expedition to Japan |
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| guranteed Cuban independence |
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| led US in taking Puerto Rico |
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| Ends S-A war: we get Guam, P. Rico, Phillipines for $20 mil; Cuba becomes independent |
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| writer/poet commited to Cuabn independence, NYC for train for next revolt |
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| "Butcher" --Spanish, *reconcentration camps* in Cuba |
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| telegram to McKinley, leads to anti-Spanish feeling |
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| commanded US fleet in cuba |
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| support troops to help Dewey at Santiago Harbor/Manilla |
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| P,Rico into unincorporated territory, civillian gov't |
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| Organization of American States |
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| Commercial Bureau of the American Republics, today is called.. |
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| gave US right to build/control canal thru Cent. America |
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| area where a foreign nation controls economic development |
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| attitude of aggressive nationalism |
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| allowed US to intervene in Latin American affairs when necessary to maintain economic/politcal stability |
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| naval expedition to Japan to open sea ports |
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