US and Latin America

Treaty made between England and the US in 1850 to create and share the canal in Central America

• Clayton Bulwer Treaty

• Hay Pauncefote Treaty

• Hay Herran Treaty

• Hay Bunau Varilla Treaty

Treaty in which Britain gave up the rights to the canal in Central America

• Clayton Bulwer Treaty

• Hay Pauncefote Treaty

• Hay Herran Treaty

• Hay Bunau Varilla Treaty

Treaty rejected by the Colombian senate in which the US would give $10 million to build a canal across Panama

• Clayton Bulwer Treaty

• Hay Pauncefote Treaty

• Hay Herran Treaty

• Hay Bunau Varilla Treaty

The US was finally ready to build the Panama Canal with the signing of this treaty

• Clayton Bulwer Treaty

• Hay Pauncefote Treaty

• Hay Herran Treaty

• Hay Bunau Varilla Treaty

Disease that was a major obstacle in building the canal

• Malaria

• Cholera

• Spanish flu

• Measles

Date when the Panama Canal was officially open to traffic

• April 15, 1912

• August 15, 1914

• July 28, 1914

• April 14, 1912

President James Monroe warned European nations not to colonize or otherwise interfere in the Western Hemisphere

• Monroe Corollary

• Monroe Doctrine

• Roosevelt Corollary

• Roosevelt Doctrine

President Theodore Roosevelt effectively put the US in the role of the Western Hemisphere's "police officer" by issuing this

• Monroe Corollary

• Monroe Doctrine

• Roosevelt Corollary

• Roosevelt Doctrine

President William Taft's foreign policy toward Central and South America meant protecting US economic interests and emphasizing US economic power and business investment to influence Latin America in what was called...

• Economic Diplomacy

• Big Stick Diplomacy

• Dollar Diplomacy

• Democratic Diplomacy

President Wilson used the foreign policy of Moral Diplomacy in which in he felt an obligation to bring democracy to Latin America and sent the US military to intervene here

• Haiti and Canada

• Nicaragua and Germany

• Haiti and India

• Haiti and Nicaragua