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This doctrine created by Monroe was made to stop European involvement in Latin America.
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This was Roosevelt's way of asserting American power with the threat of violence. This also was the beginning of America becoming the world's police.
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This is the treat signed by the US and Great Britain that states the legality of the creation of the Panama Canal.
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This was added on to the Monroe Doctrine to again prevent European Countries from coming into the Americas
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America made an agreement with Japan stating that they would no longer allow any Japanese people into America.
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German U-boats sunk this American ship which sparked US entry into the war and later hostility towards Germany.
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The US joined WWI which illustrated our power while also shaping the American public's view on US involvement.
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Wilson created the Fourteen Points to outline his policy for foreign involvement including protection of seas and the creation of the League of Nations.
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This was the treaty that ended WWI which had severe punishments for the Germans.
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The creation of this league was required by the 14 Points but it was ultimately a failure showing America's interest in world-wide democracy.
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This was the financial plan that America created to have Germany make reparations for the war.
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This was a pact that was created in an attempt to keep the world from ever entering war again.
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This exemplified how America stepped up as a police officer for the world looking to solve the problems in Latin America.
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This showed a positive relationship between America and Great Britain because they were on the same side of the war and agreed on their goals.
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This was America's idea to restore economic balance in Western Europe (again shows America stepping up as a leader).
