Since 1790, the Caribbean is a region of primary interest to the United States. Fear of European expansion in Western hemisphere plays out in the Venezuelan crisis of 1895. Henry Cabot Lodge pressures for the United State's increased presence in Hawaii. Its strategic location would protect Pacific approaches to the future canal and to serve as route to Orient.

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U.S. interest in Caribbean, Alexander Hamilton, Venezuela crisis of 1895, Henry Cabot Lodge, Hawaii, canal route to Orient, United States becomes an Imperial Nation, The

American History, American Studies, International Relations, Foreign Policy of the U.S., Unfinished Nation, The

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