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APUSH Foreign Policy

TermDefinition
french revolution 1789 Hamilton doesnt want to intervene Jefferson wants to- moral obligation Hamilton wins
War b/t Britain and France 1793 both countries set embargoes on foreign trade, US can't trade with either
Jay's Treaty 1795 treaty with Britain to avoid war results in naval war with France, 1797-9
Rise of republican and federalist parties republican- Jefferson- return to agrarian, democratic ideals, support france Federalist- hamilton- urban, rich should be in charge, dont support france
Adams administration france angry with Jay's treaty US increase army, cancels alliances with france treaty of morte fontaire- ends US france treaty
XYZ affair diplomatic incident between US and France undeclared war- called Quasi war
Alien and Sedition Acts 1798 passed by federalist congress and Adams new power to deport foreigners, makes it harder for immigrants to vote
Jefferson+ Madison and failure of neutrality CHesapeake-Leopard Affair Brit Leopard attacks Chesapeak in the Chesapeake Bay, 4 americans captured very embarassing for US
Embargo Act of 1807 Jefferson no foreign trade, cripples economy
Failures of Neutrality Madison-can't restrict trade with Europe want canada from Britain War hawks (clay+calhoun) pressure president
Non-Intercourse Act 1809 lifts embargoes on American shippin excpet with Britain and France ineffective
Causes of War of 1812 want to control NA lands and trade through NoLa want to be respected by Europe Think the British are instigating NA dissent (Tecumseh and Tippacanoe) Napoleonic wars and trade problems
Rush-Bagot treaty share great Lakes with Canada
Convention of 1818 US/ Canada border on 49th parallel
Adams-Onis treaty florida from spain
Monroe Doctrine 1823 John Q Adams Sec of state will only interefere with European powers if they come into our hemisphere dictated foreign policy for next 100 yrs
Louisiana purchase 1803 from france
Texas annexation 1845 was its own nation before
Oregon territory 1846 from GB
Mexican War and cession 1849 get CA, UT, NV, AZ, NM
Causes of Spanish American war 1898 Am ship sunk in havana- freak out propaganda- yellow journalism jingoism- hyper nationalism Spanish concentration camps for cuban rebels US should defend cuba and democracy
Results of Spanish Am war Treaty of Paris- US get phillipines, puerto rico, guam protectorate over cuba Spanish empire collapses
Reasons for imperialism white mans burden- St louis world's fair 1904 want trade with asia get new land but the people dont need to be citizens want to be equal with other european nations
Open door policy with china agreement with europe that all have free trade in china boxer rebellion japan angry
Roosevelt corollary US will intervene in Latin America to "restore stability" support democracies
Panama Canal own panama
treaty of portsmouth 1905 TR negotiates end of russo-japanese war
Great White fleet send American ships around the world to show off
Reasons to intervene in WWI ships getting attacked zimmerman telegram- Germany wants alliance with mexico anti-german propaganda germany ignores U-boat laws Economic ties iwth allies G sinks the Lithuania-ignoring passenger ship laws neutrality not good for trade
WWI alters scope and power of fed gov't nationalized RR and telephone selective service- draft war industries board- jobs War Bonds- everyone basically forced to invest in gov't
Affect of WWI on minorities A-A- more jobs available in north Mexicans- labor Women- 19th amendment- right to vote
Espionage and sedition acts prevent writing, criticizing gov't
committee on public education propaganda
Failure of League of Nations requires committment- obligated to war
Reasons for rise of social tensions after WWI red scare- afraid of unions racial division- soldiers want jobs back from blacks prohibition- immigrants, urban poor angry spanish flu- lots of orphans black sox
Washington Conference and power treaties 1922 5 power- ship ratios b/t countries 4 power- pacific nations wont invade each other 9 power- open-door with china
Kellogg-Briand treaty 1928 bans war
Stimson doctrine and Japan US refuses to acknowledge Japan's invasion of manchuria
Neutrality Acts 1935-6 try to avoid trade
Quarantine speech FDR, 1937 advocates quarantine of aggressive nations
Leading up to WWII what happened in US Neutrality Act of 1939- lifts embargo, can trade arms (cash and carry) Destroyers for bases- 1940- give britain destroyers Lend-Lease 1941- aid to allies Atlantic charter, 1941- defines allied goals for post-war US embargo oil scrap metal for japan
Double V campaign A-As- victory overseas and at home A. Philip randolph- threatens march on washington- would be very embarassing for US shows A-As new tactic
cause of alliance collapse b/t USSR and US USSR wants to bash Germany, US doesnt Eastern Europe- free elections? A-bomb
Yalta COnference FDR, churchill, stalin USSR will fight japan when Europe is done
Potsdam conference final meeting of 3, future of europe
Long telegram George Kennan USSR will exploit US threat to distract its people from internal probs
Truman Doctrine grave situation with soviets commit to support freedom, intervention
Marshall plan 1947, enormous aid to europe
Berlin crisis 1948 Soviets blockade W berlin US airdrops supplies for a year till blockade is lifted
NSC-68 US policy in cold war
Fight against communism in US loyalty Order-root out comm influence HUAC- investigate hollywood McCarthy- popular because people want tangible ending to prob Venona intercepts- US effort to find comm messages Alger HIss case- pumpkin papers- serves 4 yrs
Eisenhower cold war korean war- ends soon w/in presidency supports Taiwan vietnam- aids french spies on russia with U-2- increased tension
JFK Bay of Pigs Cuban missile crisis- blockade
LBJ exaggerates Golf of Tonkin for war with Vietnam
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