From Colony to Superpower: U.S. Foreign Relations Since 1776 (167 page)

Chicago Tribune,
289

Chici Jima,
694

Child, Lydia Maria,
183

Chile: and Carter,
846

and the CIA,
717
–18

and the Cold War,
825

economic influences,
471

and the Gilded Age,
280

and independence movements,
135

and the Iraq War,
951

and multinational corporations,
447

and Nixon,
786
–87

and the Pan-American Pact,
383

and Peru,
292

and philanthropy,
343

and trade negotiations,
143

and U.S. expansionism,
222
,
293
,
294
,
297
,
305

and U.S. interventionism,
160
–61,
685
,
717
–18,
786
–88,
808

and World War II,
556

China: and Angola,
824

and Bush (G. H. W.),
900
,
901
–4

and Carter,
839
–40,
901

and the Cold War,
689
,
692
–95,
810

and colonialism,
177
,
211

Communist triumph in,
636
–38

and the Council of Foreign Ministers,
601
–2

and the Cultural Revolution,
731
–32,
757
,
810

and dollar diplomacy,
375
–76

and economic development,
468
,
961
,
962

emmigrants,
282
–83

and foreign lending,
449

and Hawaii,
209

and human rights,
353
–55,
840
,
846
,
904
,
927

and India,
681

and Iran,
853

and the Iraq War,
950

and isolationism,
502

and Japan,
268
,
302
,
317
,
331
,
334
,
384
–85,
510
–12,
530
–31,
534
–36,
576
–77,
630

and Johnson,
739
,
758

and Kennedy,
726

and Korea,
640
–45

and the Manchuria Crisis,
486
–91

and the Marco Polo Bridge incident,
510
–11

and the Mexican Revolution,
394

military ties with the U.S.,
855

and missionaries,
273
–75,
305

nationalism,
468
–70,
482

and Nixon,
775
–79,
784
–85,
791
–93,
808

and noninterference treaties,
455
–56

and nuclear weapons,
692
,
744
,
755

and Pakistan,
713
,
789

and the Paris Peace Conference,
418
,
421
–22,
426

and postwar instability,
597
,
630
–34

and railroads,
375

and revolutionary movements,
339
,
377
,
378
,
383
–84,
511

and Roosevelt (T.),
375

and the September 11 terrorist attacks,
942

and sovereignty,
467

and the Soviet Union,
652
,
670
,
725
–26,
738
–40,
742
,
761
,
771
,
773
,
775

and the Taiping Rebellion,
224

and Taiwan,
663

and Tiananmen Square,
902
–3

trade with the West,
40
,
189
,
207
,
209
–13,
283
,
286
,
322
,
647

and Truman,
650

and the United Nations,
731

and U.S. philanthropy,
343

and U.S. relations,
777
,
856
,
902
–3

and Vietnam,
662
,
743
,
757
,
765
–66,
775
–78,
851

and Western influences,
329
–35,
571
,
901

and World War I,
413

and World War II,
555
,
574
–78,
586
,
595
–96,
597

China Defense Supplies,
574

China Relief Expedition,
332
,
335

"China White Paper,"
636

Chinese immigrants,
282
–83,
352

Chirac, Jacques,
930

Christian Century,
503
–4

Christian Herald,
343

Christianity,
332
,
381
–82,
384
.
See also
Catholicism

Christmas Bombing,
797
,
801

Christopher, Warren,
839
,
925
,
930
,
932
,
937

Church, Frank,
769
,
825
,
852

Churchill, Winston: and the Atlantic Charter,
533

on Bolshevik Russia,
423

and China,
575

and the Cold War,
605
,
658

and decolonization,
570
–73

and the destroyer-bases deal,
522
–26

on Dulles,
656

and the EDC,
669

and Japan,
535

and the Middle East,
562
,
564
,
566

and nuclear policy,
652

and Poland,
582
–83,
586

and the postwar international order,
583
–84

and postwar recovery,
618

and Roosevelt (F. D.),
547
,
554
,
587

on the Seven Years' War,
14

on U.S. power,
594

and World War II,
532
,
533
,
539
,
541
–42,
546
–49,
552
–54

and the Yalta Conference,
584
–86

civil rights,
715
,
790

Civil War: and annexation of Texas,
175

and Britain,
194

diplomacy styles contrasted,
224
–30,
233
–40

economic impact,
270

and expansionism,
194
,
251
–63

foreign policy's impact on,
1

and international crises,
230
–33,
240
–47

and the Mexican-American War,
207

and naval conflict,
247
–50

and Russia,
276

and slavery,
5
,
234
,
236
,
249
–50

and technological advances,
266

and U.S. foreign policy,
1
,
263
–64

and U.S. imperialism,
271

Clark, George Rogers,
24
,
27
,
71

Clark, Wesley,
933

Clark, William,
104
–5

Clarke, Richard,
937
,
945

Claudel, Jean,
440

Clay, Cassius,
229
,
237
–38

Clay, Henry: and the "American System,"
137
,
162

and Central America,
218
–19

duels,
163

and expansionism,
125
–26,
157
–58

and the Greek rebellion,
4

and interventionism,
160
–61

and Jackson,
148
,
165

and Latin America,
135
,
143
,
154
,
159
–61,
161
–62

and missionaries,
159
–60,
162

and Native Americans,
172

and Pan-Americanism,
139
,
472

and Seward,
256

and trade negotiations,
142
,
143
,
145

and the War of 1812,
130
–31,
133

and the Whigs,
182

Clay, Lucius,
608
,
624
,
710

Clayton-Bulwer Treaty,
219
,
265
,
291
,
326

Clemenceau, Georges,
418
,
419
,
421

Clements, Kendrick,
380

Cleveland, Grover: and canal proposals,
292

and Hawaii,
296
–97,
305
–6

and imperialism,
305
–8

inaugural address,
484

morality of,
278

and naval power,
280
,
295

and trade agreements,
288
,
289

Clifford, Clark,
610
,
629
,
748
,
751
,
754

Clifford-Elsey Report,
610

Clinton, George,
72

Clinton, Hillary,
936
,
949

Clinton, William Jefferson,
925
–38

CNN,
918
,
925

coastal trade,
120

Cochin China,
168
–69

Coercion Act,
281
,
282

Cohen, Roger,
964

Cohen, Stephen,
898

Cohen, Warren,
454

Colby, William,
828

Cold War: and Acheson,
613

and Africa,
627
–28,
791
,
824
,
825
,
840
–45,
882
–83,
917

and Byrnes,
602

and Carter,
834
,
856
,
860
,
866
–68

and Central Asia,
852
–57,
860
,
881
,
883
–84,
894
,
896
–97,
901
,
915

and decolonization,
596
,
650
,
652
,
672

and defense spending,
653

and East Asia,
629
–34,
639
–49,
658
–59,
660
,
665
,
694
–95,
730
,
855
–56

and Eastern Europe,
582
,
622
–23,
757
,
907
–8

and Eisenhower,
656
–60

end of,
2
,
861
–62,
905
–8,
914
,
915
,
918

and Ford,
826

and Germany,
603
,
608
–9,
623
,
623
–25,
651
–52,
662
,
665
,
668
–70,
695
–701,
705
,
709
–10,
720
–21,
723
–26,
742
–44,
752
,
755
–58,
759
,
905
–8

and the Greek Civil War,
614
–17

and human rights,
846

and Indonesia,
693

and internationalism,
6
–7

and interventionism,
9

Iron Curtain speech,
605

and Kennedy,
6
–7,
704
–5

and Latin America,
626
–35,
683
–89,
732
,
808
,
917

and the Long Telegram,
604
–5

and the Middle East,
606
,
628
,
671
–79

and NATO,
625
–26

and NSC-68,
638
–39

and nuclear weapons,
611
,
635
–37,
651
–52,
690
–91

and Poland,
585
–86,
590
,
608
,
622
,
652
,
665
–67,
780
,
866
–67,
881

and propaganda,
648

and race issues,
626
,
653
,
655
,
656
,
681
–83

and Reagan,
861
–62,
893
–99

social impact of,
654
–56

and South Asia,
679
–81

and Southeast Asia,
634
–35,
650
,
660
–61

and technological advances,
651
–52,
691
–92

and the Third World,
652
–53

and the Yalta Conference,
585
.
See also specific countries and conflicts

collective security: and collapse of the Soviet Union,
912

and the Democratic Party,
659

and economic sanctions,
489

and the League of Nations,
423
,
432

and NATO,
668

and neoconservatives,
922

and the Persian Gulf War,
917

and Republican Party,
436

and the Rio Pact,
626

and World War II,
502
,
505
,
506

Colombia,
387

American intervention in,
161
,
162

and anti-Communism,
627

and canal proposals,
219
,
256
,
257
,
259
,
291