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George Washington’s Farewell Address1796

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Policy of Isolationism

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Focus of America-1789-late 1800’s

• Building up our government• Fixing unsolved issues with Great Britain-War

of 1812• Building up our business and infrastructure• Moving “West” and war with Mexico• Issues over slavery and the Civil War• US was blessed with lots of natural resources

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Manifest Destiny

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Monroe Doctrine-1823

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Civil War 1861-1865

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The Civil War-1861-1865

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List the major powers of the world in the late 1800’s?

• Great Britain• France• Germany• Russia• Up and Comers:• Unites States• Japan

• Losing Power:• Spain• Italy• Ottoman Empire• Austria-Hungary

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Europe in 1900

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Era of Imperialism

• Late 1800’s into early 1900’s

• What were countries after?

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Latin America-1800-Most countries were independent by 1830

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US Territories Over the Years

• Hawaii• Alaska• American Samoa• Puerto Rico• US Virgin Islands• Philippines• Guam• Northern Mariana

Island

• When did US get control?

• How did US get control?• Do we still have control

of it today? What is it’s current status?

• Location

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The Great War 1914-1918

• Started after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the next King of Austria-Hungary

• Underlying causes:– Militarism– Imperialism– Nationalism– Alliances

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The Treaty of Versailles

• Treaty that officially ended WWI

• Signed at the Paris Peace Conference

• United States never signed it

• Germany lost land and colonies

• Germany’s military was dismantled

• Germany had to pay $33 billion

• Germany had to accept the War Guilt clause

• League of Nations was set up

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1920’s and 1930’s

• In the 1920’s and 1930’s, the US went back to isolationism

• The Great Depression in the 1930’s made it easy for the US to focus on America only

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The Road to WWII1919-1941

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Causes for Breakout of WWII

• Japan invaded China in 1937

• Hitler invaded Poland on 9-1-39

• Japan attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor on 12-7-41

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Effects of WWII on US and World

• US and Soviet Union became the two world superpowers

• Europe was split between democratic countries and communist countries

• The Cold War started• Nuclear arms race• Israel was established

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Effects of WWII on the World

• The United Nations was established

• United Nations Declaration of Human Rights-1949

• Geneva Convention-1949

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The Cold War 1945-1991

• Political and ideological struggle between the US and Soviet Union

• US practiced the Policy of Containment due to the domino effect(theory)

• Examples of containment– Truman Doctrine– Marshall Plan– Korean War– Vietnam War

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Cold War Policies

• Containment• Brinkmanship• Massive retaliation/Mutual

deterrence/Mutual Assured Destruction• Détente-1970’s

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1980’s

• Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan in 1979– US helped the mujahideen fight the communists– This group eventually became al-Qaeda and

the Taliban• Iran and Iraq went to war– US helped Saddam Hussein as the US was at odds

with Iran

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The Cold War Ends

• Ronald Reagan • Mikhail Gorbachev

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1990’s-The Rise of Iraq and al-Qaeda

• Both Saddam Hussein and al-Qaeda became problems for the United States in the 1990’s

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Persian Gulf WarAugust 1990-February 1991

• August 2, 1990, Iraq Invaded Kuwait

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Persian Gulf War

• Why did it start?• Operation Desert Shield• Operation Desert Storm• Results: – Coalition Force victory, Iraqi withdrawl from Kuwait,

destruction of Iraqi/Kuwaiti infrastructure• Coalition-482 dead, Iraq-20,000-35,000• 1991-2003– No-fly zone, weapons inspectors, WMD’s

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No Fly Zone

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Iraq War 2003-2011

• President Bush told the nation that Saddam Hussein was getting WMD’s and was not allowing weapons inspectors into his country

• US invades Iraq in March, 2003

• War ends under President Obama in December, 2011

• Obama pledged to end war

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Iraq War

• Us never found any WMD• President Bush has said he would do the same

thing over again as “the world is a better place with Saddam Hussein in it”

• US did end Saddam’s reign and established a democratic government

• War in Iraq became very unpopular

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The Capture, Trial and Execution of Saddam Hussein

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Abu Ghraib Prison Abuse

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Waterboarding

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• How did the Persian Gulf War eventually lead to 9-11?– Since late 1990, US has had US troops stationed

somewhere in the Middle East to this very day– Al-Qaeda saw the United States as the new

invaders(instead of the Soviets) of the Islamic world

– Al-Qaeda started going after us

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al-Qaeda Attacks in the 1990’s

• 1993 World Trade Center bombing

• Osama bin Laden declares jihad against the US in 1997

• US embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998

• USS Cole attack in 2000 in Yemen

• 9-11-01 attacks in New York and Washington D.C.

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War in Afghanistan

• US invaded Afghanistan in October, 2001

• The Taliban, Afghanistan’s government from 1995-2001, allowed al-Qaeda to train there

• President Obama plans to have all troops out by the end of 2014

• Bush Doctrine– policy that says the

United States had the right to secure itself against countries that harbor or give aid to terrorist groups

– used to justify the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan and the 2003 invasion of Iraq

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US Losses

Iraq• Almost 4,500 killed• Over 32,000 wounded

Afghanistan• Over 2,300 killed