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Imperialism to Progressivism

Imperialism to Progressivism. Building Support. New Markets Europe looks to the United States. Building Support. Superiority- Social Darwinism Anglo- Saxonism : the U.S. had a duty to shape “less-civilized” areas Manifest Destiny. Expansion in Pacific. Japan

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Imperialism to Progressivism

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  1. Imperialism to Progressivism

  2. Building Support • New Markets • Europe looks to the United States

  3. Building Support • Superiority- Social Darwinism • Anglo-Saxonism: the U.S. had a duty to shape “less-civilized” areas • Manifest Destiny

  4. Expansion in Pacific • Japan • Japanese began to westernize & opened ports • Suspicious of U.S. Navy coming into Edo Bay

  5. Expansion in Pacific • Hawaii • Recession 1872- in Hawaii • Queen Liliuokalani 1893: • Overthrown by planters supported by U.S. Marines • provisional government set up & requested that the U.S. annex Hawaii

  6. Trade & Diplomacy in Latin America • Wanted to increase sales in Latin America • Pan-Americanism: U.S. & Latin America working together

  7. Trade & Diplomacy in Latin America • Building a Navy • 1888- Germany: Ironclads • 1891- Chileans: Navy beats army in civil war • 1895- backed Venezuela over European powers

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