Monroe Doctrine Flashcards

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Black Legend

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Purpose: demonize Spain and LA (give USA + Britain more power)
What: Corruption and ‘backwardness’ of LA

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Early Foreign Policy

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Isolationist + Manifest Destiny
- protection of borders and commercial interests

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Why Did the U.S. Like Texas Independence?

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  • manifest destiny + push out foreign powers (Mexico –> potentially Europe)
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Battle of the Alamo (1836)

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What
rallying cry for Texan independence
“Remember the Alamo!”

Who
Texan Rebels vs Gen. Santa Anna
(Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, and William B. Travis)

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Battle of San Jacinto (1836)

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Texan Army (Sam Houston) vs Santa Anna

*Ja for victory

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Mexican and American War (1846-1848)

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James Polk

*like poke

End: Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (1848)
Land ceded: California, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico

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Lincoln and the Commission

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Spot Resolutions (1847)
prove the spot where American blood was shed

Anti War

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Evolution into 20th century

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The Roosevelt Corollary (1904)
*coral to top it off

  • gave US right to intervene in LA –> US becoming “policeman”

Grant Corollary
- no European switching colonies

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British Support (Monroe Doctrine)

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*giant octopus

“balance of power”
- keep it overseer and prev. other Eur. powers from emerging

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