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Neutrality in Napoleon’s war and other diplomacy(1800-1816): Barbary pirates: naval battle in Mediterranean; am gained respect and able to protect am vesselsNeutrality: challenge(naval blockade; br impressment; Chesapeake-leopard affair); action(embargo act 1807-repealed; nonintercourse act of 1809; macon’s bill no.2 1810- napoleon’s deception);Era of good feeling foreign policy(1816-1824):General pattern: nationalistic and more aggressive diplomacy while maintain peace;w/ br. canada: rush-bagot great lake disarmament agreement(1817); treaty of 1818(Oregon and 49th border); attack and purchase sp. Florida: background(runaway slaves and NA raid am and flee back to flo); jackson military drove sp out; florida purchase treaty(1819)(5M for florida; sp give up Oregon; am give up texas claim);Monroe doctrine to euro: proposed by br to fend off euro aggression in am continent(Russia in Alaska; sp in south am); am declared alone, annoyed br; backup(br powerful navy); effective in the future, not then;Expansionism and manifest destiny(1830-1860): Expansionism:pattern: manifest destiny; north view expansion as southern effort to extend slaverydiplomacy w/ mexico: mexico side(attract settlers to texas; Stephen Austin-attract am family to texas, himself am; outlaw slavery, convert to mex citizen and catholism; finally closed immigration); Texans(alamo defeated; sam houston defeated santa anna in battle of san jacinto; texas independence, republic of texas; initially failed to annex due to the potential of breaking up sectional balance); US(annex texas during pierce’s term; war with mexico due to border dispute and purchase of Mexican cession); Gadsden purchase(new mexico and Arizona for 10M) diplomacy w/ br: maine-canada boundary(battle of the maps, or Aroostook war; Webster-ashburton treaty); Oregon (br fur trade in Oregon; 54 40 or fight; divide by 49 parallel); clayton-bulwer treaty(1850; no exclusive control of future cannal in center am; repealed by hay-pauncefote treaty);diplomacy w/ japan: matthew perry convince japan to open port to amCivil war(1861-1865):South: want to get foreign aid; convinced br and fr not to aid after failure in AntietamTrent affair: trent ship captured by union and later conf diplomats relieved; conf still fail to get recognized by br Confederate raiders: commerce raiders harmed us merchant ships; ship “alabama” bought from brFailure of king cotton: Egypt and india as br’s new raw material for textile industry; br side with union’s antislavery emancipationForeign policy after civil war to WWI(1865-1914)General pattern: am need world market and raw material; more involved in international pattern; become a strong imperialistic nation; am seek for her interest overseas; imperialism actions highly contested domesticallyChronicle trend:Seward purchase AlaskaThe prevalence of imperialism and international Darwinism (our country by josiah strong; the influence of sea power uponhistory by mahan)James blaine as secretary of state(1889): pan-american conference(cooperation w/ latin am)Cleveland and secretary of state Olney: venezula boundary disputeMckinley and john hay as secretary of state: am-sp war(cause: Cuban revolt; yellow journalism; de lome letter; maine in Havana harbor)/(process: teller amendment; philippine george dewey; cuba rough riders and TR)/(afterwards: treaty of paris: Puerto rico, guam and Philippine; Philippine guerrilla war; anti imperialist league; insular cases; platt amendment); annex Hawaii; john hay and open door policy, boxer rebellionTR and big stick policy: panama canal(revolution in panama; hay-pauncefote treaty); Roosevelt corollary(Venezuela and Dominican debts to euro); east asia (gentlemen’s agreement; great white fleet; root-takahira agreement ); mediation(russo-japanese war and treaty of portsmouth; Algeciras conference btw fr and ger)Taft and dollar diplomacy: RR in china; military protect am investment in Nicaragua civil war; lodge corollary(anger japan) Woodrow Wilson and moral diplomacy: jones act of 1916(philippine); Puerto rico citizenship; mexico civilwar(oppose autocratic victoriano huerta; Tampico incident, brink of war and ABC power; expeditionary force pursues pancho villa; end as WWI start)WWI (1914-1919)General pattern: neutral; war for peace; triumph; isolationist Neutrality: br and ger seize am trade ships(submarine U-boats; Lusitania; Sussex; Sussex pledge; Inclination toward fr and ger) War debate: preparedness(national security league);War process: declaration origin(unrestricted submarine warfare; Zimmerman telegram);Fight the war: Bolsheviks took Russia out of war(more tension on the western front); convoy system(protect merchant ships); AEF(American expeditionary force; led by John Pershing) Peace agreement: wilson’s fourteen points (league of nation, self determination); treaty of Versailles(big four; euro countries want ger compensation; self determination; league of nations) League of nations: weak w/out am1920s: peace oriented foreign policyWashington conference of disarmament (harding 1921):5power treaty on naval power; 4power treaty on pacific territory; 9power treaty on china open door policyKellogg-briand pact: idealistic outlaw wars; ineffective and lack enforcement; Jane AddamsBusiness diplomacy:Latin American good neighbour policy: withdraw troop in Nicaragua and Haiti, reduce military, increase economic impact Tariff: fordney mccumber tariff and Harvey smoot tariff(cause exportation tariffs foreign; slow br/fr pay debts to am)Debts: frbr unwilling to pay; high tariff slowed repayment; dawes plan(am-ger-frbr-am)Foreign policy during great depression and WWII(1929-1945): general pattern: isolation to neutrality to total involvement1930s isolationism: Background (economic hardship arouse military dictatorships and nationalism in jp, ger and ita-axis powers; ita Mussolini; ger hate Versailles, adolf Hitler nazi, against jews; jp invade china; sp civil war btw fascism and republicanism); Herbert hoover isolationism(japan defy open door policy and invade Manchuria; league’s inability to maintain peace; US stimson doctrine- no enforcement; friendly w/ latinam-withdraw troops from Haiti and Nicaragua); FDR latin am diplomacy(latin am good neighbor policy-fail of dollar diplomacy due to depression; pan-american conference- noninterference and mutual safety; nullify platt amendment- cuba); FDR diplomacy related w/ domestic economy(unsuccessful London economic conference; recognition of soviet-increase trade; tidings-mcduffie act- phili independence, reduce budget; reciprocal tariff- increase trade); Other FDR foreign policies (neutrality acts); isolationism movement (WWI disillusion- Nye committee; America first committee-against war); international appeasement to avoid war (Ethiopia; Rhineland; sudentenland)Neutrality to war(1939-1941): background(soviet nonaggression w/ ger; ger invade Poland and blitzkrieg; fr surrender and only br left as ally; public view shift away form isolationism); increased aid toward br (cash and carry; destroyer for base deal; lend-lease act-br credit); domestic preparedness(select service act- before declaration of war ); increased cooperation w/ br(atlantic charter; shoot on sight-protect lend lease br ships); dispute w/ japan(eliminate exportation; froze credits; cut oil supply; failed negotiation; caused pearl harbor); declaration of war(caused by pearl harbor; on japan); Russian-gernonaggression pact(close of second battle line; division of east euro; origin of cold war)War battle(1941-1945):background(ger break w/ soviet; concentrate on euro stage first) Europe stage(br and am as major force; battle of atlantic- against submarine, secure trade; north Africa campaign- Eisenhower; invade sicily island and italy; D day- Eisenhower, Normandy coast, liberate fr; battle of the bulge- last counterattack; holocaust discovered)Yalta conference(big three after win euro; ger divide; east euro free election; soviet war against jp)Potsdam conference (big three after win euro; demand jp surrender; nazi trials)Pacific stage(command by general macarthur; turning point- battle of coral sea(australia), battle of midway; island hopping; mrarthur reoccupy Philip; manhattan secret project-oppenheimer, atomic bomb; Truman bomb jp-hiroshima, Nagasaki, reduce am casualty; jp surrender on ship missouri )War afterwards: united nations(assemble in SF to draft a charter); cold warCold war (1945-1952):Relation with USSR aggravated: nonaggression pact of 1939; soviet occupation of east euro as satellite states, violating self-determination; soviet refuse participation in world bank; Iron curtain speech(Churchill point out rival sides of USSR+east euro and democratic world);Containment policy: planners(Truman; george kennan-expert on USSR; george marshall- sec of state); Truman doctrine(assist free people- turkey and greece); marshall plan(fund for eco revive in euro, lest communist occupy); berlin airlift(after stalin block west berlin from supply; stalin finally opened the way to berlin; fed repub of ger v. ger demo repub); NATO v. Warsaw pact; arms race(atomic and H)Cold war and Asia: japan(recons by and control of am; us-jp security treaty; jp as am ally); Philippines independence; china(civil war; communist occupation and loss of china); Korean war(north invasion; un police force; Chinese reinforce; macarthur fired; armistice on 38th)1950s:John dulles as sec of stateWhat he said: new look- roll back communism; nuclear superiority and brinksmanship; massive retaliation- reduceconventional weapon, rely on nuclear and air force, H bomb; What actually succeed: end of Korean war (status quo-38th); SEATO; middle east(suez crisis- success am intervention; Eisenhower doctrine); soviet(Geneva thaw in cold war; fail to uphold for Hungarian revolt; sputnik; U2 incident and cancelled paris summit)What actually had bad influence: CIA covert action(shah of iran-in return for oil price; overthrow Guatemala gov; ruthless dictatorsl anti am feeling; train cuba exiles); fall of Indochina(viet, Cambodia resist fr dominion, fr give up); Vietnam(ho chi minh north communist viet; aid to dictatorial south viet- domino theory); middle east(OPEC); soviet(Geneva conf-failed open skies; successful put down berlin crisis by camp david);1960s JDK(1960-1963):Third world(Peace corps; flexible response-containment, conventional force and green beret)Europe (Trade expansion act)Soviet(Address west Berliner after construction of berlin war; cuba missile crisis-compromised to remove)Cuba(CIA failed invasion-bay of pigs; Cuban missilecrisis-agree not to invade cuba)Viet war see “war” doc;LBJ(1963-1964-1968):Viet war see “war” doc;Nixon(1968-1972-1974):Détente:End viet war;Détente w/ china: cause(china USSR rivalry); travel to Beijing to meet mao;w/ soviet: SALT-freeze on nuclear missiles;Escalation:Invade Cambodia: national wide protest; kent state college protest;Middle east policy: OPEC embargo & 1st worldwide oil shortage(cause- am help Israel during middle east war; embargo on Israel supporter; worsen eco in am);Gerald ford: failure of us fp in southeast asia- not his faultViet: (Fall of saigon during his term; fall of viet to communist;) Cambodia: (Genocide in Cambodia- fall of Cambodia to communists);Jimmy cater- human rights fp:Similar to wilson’s extension of democracy;Panama: gradually transfer canal to Panamanians; repeal panama canal treaty of 1903(TR);Middle east: camp david accords(1978; Israel and Egypt; E recog I; road to peace in middle east); iran hostage(cause-end of shah’s prowest autocratic rule in iran; seizure of am embassy in Tehran and failed rescue);Soviet détente failed: SALTII(limit nuclear delivery system; not ratified in cong); soviet invasion of Afghanistan(am boycott Moscow Olympic; embargo on USSR; am arm buildup);。