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Control of the Panama Canal Returns to Panama
Control of the Panama Canal Returns to Panama
Air/Publish Date:
12/14/1999
Event Date: 12/14/1999 The United States said its official good-bye to the Panama Canal, a 50-mile-long, 30-yard-wide masterpiece of 20th Century engineering, carved through Central America in 1904.
 CLIP LENGTH: 00:02:35
Relationship Between the U.S. and the Dominican Republic
Relationship Between the U.S. and the Dominican Republic
Air/Publish Date:
1965
Event Date: 1916 In 1916, the US Marines were sent to the Dominican Republic to collect customs and service for foreign debt.
CLIP LENGTH: 00:00:49
The U.S. in Haiti
The U.S. in Haiti
Air/Publish Date:
09/30/1994
Event Date: 1915 - 1934 In 1915, a landing force of 400 US marines invaded Haiti. It was the first coordinated air-to-ground attack in American military history.
CLIP LENGTH: 00:02:36
Remembering the First Panama Canal Treaty
Remembering the First Panama Canal Treaty
Air/Publish Date:
09/07/1977
Event Date: 1903 - 1914 The Panama Canal cost $350 million and took 11 years to finish the 50-mile waterway of lakes, locks and damns.
CLIP LENGTH: 00:02:12
Western Powers Push Into China
Western Powers Push Into China
Air/Publish Date:
02/15/1972
Event Date: 1899 - 1901 Secretary of State John Hay speaks of an "open door" policy towards China.
CLIP LENGTH: 00:01:34
The USS Maine Remembered
The USS Maine Remembered
Air/Publish Date:
02/15/1998
Event Date: 02/15/1898 A Manhattan ceremony honors victims of the USS Maine a hundred years after that ship exploded in Havana. Historian and author Tom Miller says that yellow journalism about the explosion led America into the Spanish-American War.
CLIP LENGTH: 00:02:04
War with Spain in 1898
War with Spain in 1898
Air/Publish Date:
02/05/1966
Event Date: 1898 The 1898 war with Spain started over speculation about an explosion on the USS Maine, an American ship protecting US interests in Cuba.
CLIP LENGTH: 00:01:11
Author Stanley Karnow Discusses the Philippines Under U.S. Rule
Author Stanley Karnow Discusses the Philippines Under U.S. Rule
Air/Publish Date:
04/03/1989
Event Date: 1898 - 1946 In a new book titled "In Our Image," author Stanley Karnow takes a close look at American involvement in the Philippines.
CLIP LENGTH: 00:03:01
U.S. Naval Power Increases
U.S. Naval Power Increases
Air/Publish Date:
02/05/1966
Event Date: 1890 - 1898 NBC historian Albert Hibbs tells the story of Theodore Roosevelt's efforts to increase US naval power.
CLIP LENGTH: 00:01:28
American Imperialism at the Turn of the 20th Century
American Imperialism at the Turn of the 20th Century
Air/Publish Date:
02/12/1966
Event Date: 1890 - 1909 By 1900, Guam, the Philippines, Hawaii and Puerto Rico, were all under the American flag. America's reign as an imperial power had begun.
CLIP LENGTH: 00:01:04
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