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iagnostic Test Item The United States wanted to annex Hawail because - A it needed to protect the missionaries there B it would provide a military base and open up new markets C the Hawailan monarchy was discriminating against Americans D Sanford B. Dole was promised the position of governor Explanation A

iagnostic Test Item The United States wanted to annex Hawail because - A it needed to protect the missionaries there B it would provide a military base and open up new markets C the Hawailan monarchy was discriminating against Americans D Sanford B. Dole was promised the position of governor Explanation A

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50 Fun Fact w declared one of the Seven Wooden of the Modern World by the American Society of Civil Engineers An neeving marvel the c placed enough earth to bury the bland of Manhattan twelve leet deep A B Ships around the through Central A northernmost province of Col C D secession of Panama from Colombia Central American nation In return for its support, the United States gained rights ( between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans on which to build a can the Panama Canal involved tens of thousands of workers and caused mäll When completed, it cut nearly 8,000 miles from the distance it took ships to sail between the U.S. Atlantic and Pacific Coasts and gave the United States military and economic advantages. The Roosevelt Corollary With the U.S. role in Latin America expanding, Roosevelt issued the most important foreign policy doctrine of his presidency in 1904. Later called the Roosevelt Corollary, it built on a policy issued by President James Monroe in 1823. The Monroe Doctrine had declared that the Western Hemisphere was off-limits for further European colonization or interference. Diagnostic Test Item 3 The United States wanted to annex Hawail because A it needed to protect the missionaries there B it would provide a military base and open up new markets C the Hawaiian monarchy was discriminating against Americans D Sanford B. Dole was promised the position of governor Explanation The Roosevelt Corollary took that doctrine further. It said that the United States would intervene in the internal affairs of Latin American countries if issues arose, such as the inability to maintain order or pay debts owed to other countries. Essentially Roosevelt was declaring that the United States would act as the police force in the region. The Roosevelt Corollary warned the rest of the world that the nation in charge of the Western Hemisphere was the United States. Roosevelt described his approach to foreign policy as "speak softly and carry a big stick." The Panama Canal was an example of the "big stick," as were his assertions in the Roosevelt Corollary. In contrast, Roosevelt's actions in the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 showed his soft voice. Though the United States was not involved in the conflict, Roosevelt served as mediator at the peace conference concluding the war. His actions there confirmed the role of the United States as a world leader. Chapter 3 Rise of World Power D Courrer Chapter 3 Rise of World Power 54 64 Chapter 3 Rise of World Power 58 Chapter 3 Rise of World Power H.4A Sirius Education SU
Transcribed Image Text:50 Fun Fact w declared one of the Seven Wooden of the Modern World by the American Society of Civil Engineers An neeving marvel the c placed enough earth to bury the bland of Manhattan twelve leet deep A B Ships around the through Central A northernmost province of Col C D secession of Panama from Colombia Central American nation In return for its support, the United States gained rights ( between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans on which to build a can the Panama Canal involved tens of thousands of workers and caused mäll When completed, it cut nearly 8,000 miles from the distance it took ships to sail between the U.S. Atlantic and Pacific Coasts and gave the United States military and economic advantages. The Roosevelt Corollary With the U.S. role in Latin America expanding, Roosevelt issued the most important foreign policy doctrine of his presidency in 1904. Later called the Roosevelt Corollary, it built on a policy issued by President James Monroe in 1823. The Monroe Doctrine had declared that the Western Hemisphere was off-limits for further European colonization or interference. Diagnostic Test Item 3 The United States wanted to annex Hawail because A it needed to protect the missionaries there B it would provide a military base and open up new markets C the Hawaiian monarchy was discriminating against Americans D Sanford B. Dole was promised the position of governor Explanation The Roosevelt Corollary took that doctrine further. It said that the United States would intervene in the internal affairs of Latin American countries if issues arose, such as the inability to maintain order or pay debts owed to other countries. Essentially Roosevelt was declaring that the United States would act as the police force in the region. The Roosevelt Corollary warned the rest of the world that the nation in charge of the Western Hemisphere was the United States. Roosevelt described his approach to foreign policy as "speak softly and carry a big stick." The Panama Canal was an example of the "big stick," as were his assertions in the Roosevelt Corollary. In contrast, Roosevelt's actions in the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 showed his soft voice. Though the United States was not involved in the conflict, Roosevelt served as mediator at the peace conference concluding the war. His actions there confirmed the role of the United States as a world leader. Chapter 3 Rise of World Power D Courrer Chapter 3 Rise of World Power 54 64 Chapter 3 Rise of World Power 58 Chapter 3 Rise of World Power H.4A Sirius Education SU
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