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"The American flag has not been planted in foreign soil to acquire more territory but for humanity's sake.", president William McKinley, July 12, 1900. On the left hand, we see how the situation allegedly was in 1896, before Mc Kinley's victory during the elections: "Gone Democratic: A run on the bank, Spanish rule in Cuba". On the right hand, we see how the situation allegedly is in 1900, after four years of McKinley's rule: "Gone Republican: a run to the bank, American rule in Cuba" (the Spanish-American War took place in 1898). The USA is becoming, as other European powers, an imperialist power. As did France before with its universalist doctrine, it claims that it acts for "Humanity".[neutrality disputed]](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/8b/Promises.JPG/250px-Promises.JPG) | | Republican Party | William McKinley | Mc Kinley's victory during the elections | Gone Democratic | Spanish rule in Cuba | Spanish-American War | USA | France | universalist | claims that it acts for "Humanity" | neutrality disputed | embargo against Cuba | Cuban Revolution | February 7 | covert operations | Bay of Pigs Invasion | the Cuban Project | dictatorships | Communist bloc | Free World | United States intervention in Chile | Central Intelligence Agency | Rene Schneider | Salvador Allende | Chilean coup of 1973 | Augusto Pinochet | Operation Condor | invasion of Grenada | United States invasion of Panama | Manuel Noriega | druglord | Indonesia | Suharto | New Order | Monroe doctrine | Big stick diplomacy | Theodore Roosevelt | Left-wing | American Empire | military-industrial complex | Dwight D. 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![1900 Campaign poster for the Republican Party. "The American flag has not been planted in foreign soil to acquire more territory but for humanity's sake.", president William McKinley, July 12, 1900. On the left hand, we see how the situation allegedly was in 1896, before Mc Kinley's victory during the elections: "Gone Democratic: A run on the bank, Spanish rule in Cuba". On the right hand, we see how the situation allegedly is in 1900, after four years of McKinley's rule: "Gone Republican: a run to the bank, American rule in Cuba" (the Spanish-American War took place in 1898). The USA is becoming, as other European powers, an imperialist power. As did France before with its universalist doctrine, it claims that it acts for "Humanity".[neutrality disputed]](/define/Image:Promises.JPG)
