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R.A.W. Unit 4: Imperialism & American Expansion Overseas AIM Why did America expand & become an imperial power ?

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•R.A.W. • Unit 4: Imperialism &

AmericanExpansion Overseas•AIM

• Why did Americaexpand & become

an imperial power ?

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England, France, Spain, Russia, etc all took pieces of the world

The U.S. now wants a piece!!

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The Landing of Columbus 1492

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I. Expansionism• Why would a nation want to expand?• Trade: new markets for American goods.• Natural Resources: materials needed to enrich

America.• Expand: the “American ”way of life.• Defense: “buffer zones” against attack.• Manifest Destiny: ?• BECAUSE THEY HAVE THE

POWER(Military/$$) TO EXPAND INTO OTHER TERRITORIES

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•Alaska – Purchased from Russia 1867

-1867, William Seward (sec. Of State) purchased Alaska for $7.2 million from _ _ _ _ _ _-He is made fun of in papers “Sewards folly”-OIL, RESOURCES, Lumber, FISH

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•Hawaii--acquired in 1898.•Philippines--acquired in

1898 from Spain.•Puerto Rico--acquired in

1898 from Spain.

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•Expansion in the Pacific leads to the opening of many ports for trade in Japan and China

•Thus begins the “AmericanCentury”

•1900 - ????

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II. Imperialism•When a stronger nation controls a

weaker nation.•In 1898 the U.S. begins a period of

Imperialism.•America’s industrial revolution

brings a need for new markets to sell American goods.

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•America also needs natural resources to make goods.

•OIL•LUMBER•SUGAR

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III. Hawaii•Becomes a possession of the

U.S. in 1898•Why Hawaii?•1-SUGAR•2-military & trade post

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Hawaii

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Queen Liliuokalani sadly surrendered her throne

Life’s not fair.

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An Apology to Hawaiian natives

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IV. American Imperialism• After the Civil War (1865), Americans halted

expansion• By the turn of the century, America was ready to

resume its growth• Why?• 1-new technology• 2-the need for more raw materials• 3-the growth of naval power• 4-manifest destiny

•The belief that you are meant to E X P A N D

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