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Imperialism In Latin America

Published on Nov 20, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

IMPERIALISM IN LATIN AMERICA

SARAH EVANS, KATHRYN KRIEGER, CAITLYN CLARK,MEGAN THOMAS

WHAT IS IMPERIALISM AND WHY DO COUNTRIES IMPERIALIZE?

  • Extension of a nations power over other lands
  • They need to do it to take their natural resources

THE UNITED STATES INVOLVEMENT IN LATIN AMERICA

  • US began to intervene with Southern Neighbors
  • Declared war against Spain in 1898
  • Built Panama Canal

THEODORE ROOSEVELT

  • President in 1903
  • Supported a rebellion that allowed Panama to leave Columbia
  • Expanded American involvement in Latin America

WHAT LEAD THE US TO BECOME INVOLVED IN LATIN AMERICA

  • Began to pursue Dollar diplomacy
  • Replaced Europe as source of loans and investments
  • Military forces were sent to Latin American countries

WHAT IS DOLLAR DIPLOMACY

  • Diplomacy that seeks to strengthen the power of a country

CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF MEXICAN REVOLUTION

  • Landowners took interest in politics and governing
  • Workers pay decreased which lead to ending the revolution

WHO WAS PORFIRIO DIAZ? WHAT TYPE OF RULER Was HE?

  • Elite ruler who lead the first Mexican revolution
  • Idea of conservative centralized government

HOW DID HIS POLICIES LEAD TO REVOLITION

  • He made reform that many groups supported
  • Church supported and became more united

WHO WAS FRANCISCO MADERO

  • He was a liberal landowner that took Diaz place
  • He focused on foreign interest
  • He was a army based ruler
  • Drove out of position

WHO WAS EMILIANO ZAPATA

  • Took place of Francisco
  • Liked difference between wealthy and poor
  • He caused damage to their culture
  • They reformed it with a new constitution

WHAT TYPES OF REFORMS WERE INCLUDED IN THE NEW CONSTITUTION

  • Political reforms were made by leaders
  • Land reforms were made by peasants
  • There was also and improvement on male suffersge

HOW DID PROSPERITY CHANGE AFTER 1870

  • Exports and specialty good changed this
  • They exported wheat and beef to Argentina
  • Exports caused increase in prosperity
  • Factories were built which was a cause of industrialization