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Imperialism, In the case of Protectorates, countries had the ability to…
Imperialism
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Influenced the Monroe Doctrine, the Panama Canal, and the Great War
In 1823, President James Monroe declared that the Western Hemisphere would no longer be open for European colonization so they established separate Spheres of Influence.
Was to show that the U.S would no longer be involved into European politics and the choices of their nation.
In 1977, the Panama Canal Treaty was signed by U.S President Jimmy Carter. This canal helped the U.S military by providing a quicker route from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic in order to have a faster source of trading materials.
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This connects to imperialism because the U.S president secured their control of the Panama Canal in order to expand their military and trade forces.
Because of nations building up their military, alliances, trade, and competition of resources, the Great War began in 1914. Imperialism affected all of the competition between nations and the separation of power between countries eventually leading up to the conflict filled war.
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Divided into : 3 forms including a Colony, Protectorates, and Spheres of Influence.
Spheres of Influence is when an outside power claims the rights and privileges over another area for the purpose of trade, investment, or military control. This form of imperialism tends to occur in land boarded by another colony and is formed by a treaty.
The United States, Great Britain, France, Germany, add Russia made controlled China as a Spheres of Influence relationship after 1899.
Leaders of countries including Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom, William ll of Germany, Nicholas ll of Russia, the France Marianne, and a samurai of Japan are dividing up China. This represents the relationship between China and imperialists at the time of imperialism and how leaders would fight with each other just to gain more land and power.
Colonies were formed by a powerful nation that initiated its own government in order to maintain control over surrounding territories. Most times foreign officials would come into the territories in order to report back to their "Mother Country"
Through 1830-1903 France took over Algeria and expanded into Africa and Asia. Great Britain however had full control over the 13 colonies in North America.
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In the case of Protectorates, countries had the ability to govern themselves using its own government while still being controlled and protected by an outside, more dominant power. This foreign power often controlled separate relations, defense, economic opportunity, and influence on a country
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