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Treaties since CW

Treaties and Diplomacy since the Civil War

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Ended the Spanish American War; the US got the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Guam; Cuba got independence Treaty of Paris (1899)
Meeting at which unconditional surrender is demanded of Japan; a formal peace settlement with Germany is agreed on; Berlin is divided into four sectors Potsdam
Churchill and FDR meet and FDR announces that Germany's surrender must be unconditional Casablanca Conference
Ended WWI; founded the League of Nations; said Germany was at fault for the war and had to pay reparations; took Germany's colonial possessions Treaty of Versailles
Banned war Kellogg Briand Pact
Mutual defense pact with several Pacific countries SEATO
First meeting at which Churchill and FDR met and put forth their common goals for the war Atlantic Charter
Meeting at which the Big Three agreed on an invasion of France in the Spring of 1944 Teheran Conference
Set limits on the size of nation's navies Washington Disarmanent meetings
Site of conference that chartered the UN San Francisco Conference
Meeting at which allies arrange the occupation of Germany and to oversee free elections in all liberated nations; the Soviets agreed to enter the war against Japan; criticism that FDR gave away too much to Stalin Yalta Conference
Granted the US the right to lease the land it needs to build the Panama Canal Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty
Meeting that created the International Monetary Fund Bretton Woods Conference
Mutual defense pact with 14 other countries against the spread of Soviet communism NATO
The British renounced their rights to the Panama Canal Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
1850 agreement in which the US and Great Britain agreed not to seek rights to a Panama canal Clayton-Bulwer Treaty
Meeting in 1944 at which plans were outlined for an international organization that eventually became the United Nations Dumbarton Oaks Conference
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