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3 UNIT 3 - DAY 2 THE SPANISH - AMERICAN WAR
4 IT S THE 1890S AND AMERICA IS LOOKING TO FLEX ITS MUSCLES US looks to exert its power in the Western Hemisphere Spain s imperial control in the West has deteriorated American interests begin to conflict with Spanish interests WHICH LEADS TO...
5 tensions in cuba Cuba was the center of tension b/w Spain and the United States 60m off Florida, US always wanted it However......Spain controlled it! Nevertheless, like Hawaii, US firms invested $$ millions in Cuban sugar but then Led by Jose Marti, Cubans revolt for independence from Spain American opinion split over Cuban Revolution some support b/c Cuba is like US, some oppose b/c sugar investments
6 but as the revolution rages on... AMERICA IS PULLED INTO THE CONFLICT!
7 SO LET S TAKE A LOOK AT THE THREE CAUSES OF THE SPANISH -AMERICAN WAR
8 YELLOW JOURNALISM Sensational style of reporting that exaggerated stories to attract and enrage readers Joseph Pulitzer & William Randolph Hearst encouraged it in order to sell papers Reporters demonized the war tactics of the Spanish, especially General Valeriano Weyler called him The Butcher, cited poisoned wells, children thrown to sharks You furnish the pictures, I ll furnish the war - W. R. Hearst
9 Why is that important? the media intentionally lied to the American people to create anger and move us towards war
10 the de lome letter NY Journal publishes a private letter of Spanish minister to the US, Enrique De Lome letter was never meant to be seen In the letter, De Lome calls US President William McKinley weak and a bidder for the admiration of the people Most Americans agree with that opinion, but resent a Spaniard insulting the POTUS Americans believe all Spaniards think the same of all Americans! (insult)
11 the explosion of the uss maine Pres. McKinley sent the USS Maine to Havana in 1898 to protect American lives & property 2/15/ Explosion rips the Maine in half, sinks it in Havana Harbor 260 of 350 sailors onboard are KIA Yellow journalists do their work! photos, sketches of wreck circulate reporters blame Spain for using a cowardly secret weapon w/o evid. Mast & bell of the Maine are sent home, Americans demand revenge!
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15 desperate to avoid war, spain works to keep the peace Spain gave every concession possible to the United States US and Spain agree to a 6 month cease fire (even w/o a war on) nonetheless, Congress declares war on Spain 11 days later and the war begins...
16 war in the philippines background Spain had controlled the Philippines for 400 years Spain had imposed Catholicism, brutally subjugated the Filipinos 5/1/ Admiral George Dewey sails the US Pacific Fleet into Manila Spanish fleet is surprised, annihilated Naval victory allows US Marines to land join w/ Filipino rebel forces and oust Spanish garrison in 4 months
17 war in the caribbean US Navy blockades Cuba 7/1/ Battle of San Juan Hill Teddy Roosevelt and his Rough Riders take key strategic position on Day 1 of battle On day 2, US Army wins the battle The win is a KEY victory for US TR is anointed Hero of San Juan Hill although he did little to win it 2 days later, desperate Spanish fleet attempts to break the blockade and is destroyed Puerto Rico is invaded by US Marines
18 the treaty of paris (1898) Treaty that ENDED the SPANISH- AMERICAN WAR after only 16 WEEKS of fighting KEY COMPONENTS of the treaty Cuba gains INDEPENDENCE, become US PROTECTORATE Spain cedes PUERTO RICO & Pacific island of GUAM United States pays Spain $20 MILLION for the annexation of the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS as a territory
19 the spanish - american war The IMPORTANCE of the EFFECTS of the CONFLICT KEY CONSEQUENCES The United States officially becomes a WORLD POWER American MILITARY POWER is respected WORLDWIDE Demonstrated the success of MAHAN S PLAN American officially gained a worldwide EMPIRE w/ territories in the PACIFIC and the CARIBBEAN
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