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- Didn't have enough rifles or bulletsDidn't have appropriate clothingYellow fever was commonDid not have good food, ate canned meat
- Hawaii's king was forced to sign a treaty at gunpoint which gave American planters in Hawaii more power
- Avoiding involvement in the affairs of other countries
- Limited Cuba's right to make treaties. Allowed US to intervene with Cuban affairs. Required Cuba to lease land to the US
- Letter calling McKinley weakUSS Maine explosionUS gains 4 new territoriesSpain loses more colonies
- Was exploded in in Havana harbor. 266 men died. US immediately blamed Spain
- A group of people that opposed the peace treaty and the creation of an american empire
- Areas where foreign nations controlled resources of another country
- A settlement controlled by a more powerful country
- Chinese nationalists angered by foreign government in China
- To keep economy strongStrong navy was needed. Needed overseas bases
- When William Seward purchased Alaska from Russia for 7.2 million dollars
- Filipino's expected independence but did not get it.Filipino's fought for freedomThey were not fully independent until 1946
- Building an empire by founding colonies or conquering other nations
- Boxers laid siege on a section of Beijing where foreigners lived. The battle lasted 2 months. More than 200 people were killed
- Les "antimondes" sont "la partie mal connue du monde et qui tient à le rester, qui se présente à la fois comme le négatif du monde et son double indispensable"
- "Plus l'économique se globalise, plus le politique se régionalise"
- A montré hybridation culturelle ayant eu lieu dans ces territoiresEsp ont pris éléments culture maya en construisant civilisation originale
- Loi américaine de 2013 :- donnant au fisc des pouvoirs extraterritoriaux et - obligeant les banques étrangères à livrer toutes les informations sur les comptes et avoirs des citoyens américains, des résidents fiscaux américains et des binationaux
- "L'ordre des réseaux transperce et cisaille celui du territoire, l'affaiblit et lui fait perdre toute cohésion et cette exceptionnalité qui fondait sa nature essentiellement politique"