Imperialisme Amerika

Kehadiran militer AS di seluruh dunia per 2007. Hingga 2013^[update], AS memiliki berbagai pangkalan dan tentara di seluruh dunia.^[1] Kehadiran mereka memicu kontroversi dan penolakan oleh sejumlah negara.^[2][3]

  Lebih dari 1000 tentara AS

  Lebih dari 100 tentara AS

  Pemanfaatan fasilitas militer

Imperialisme Amerika Serikat adalah pengaruh ekonomi, militer, dan budaya Amerika Serikat di negara lain. Pengaruh ini biasanya berkaitan dengan ekspansi atau perluasan ke wilayah asing. Perluasan berskala besar adalah tujuan utama sebuah imperium, contohnya Imperium Britania. Konsep Imperium Amerika pertama kali dipopulerkan pada masa kepresidenan James K. Polk yang membawa Amerika Serikat ke kancah Perang Meksiko–Amerika Serikat tahun 1846, dan aneksasi California dan wilayah barat lainnya lewat Perjanjian Guadalupe Hidalgo dan Pembelian Gadsden.^[4][5]

Lihat pula

• Amerikanisasi
• Abad Amerika
• Aksi penggantian rezim asing rahasia Amerika Serikat
• Negara bagian ke-51
• Kritik terhadap kebijakan luar negeri Amerika Serikat
• Pembantaian Indian
• Totalitarianisme terbalik
• Manifest Destiny
• A People's History of American Empire (2008), buku karya Howard Zinn, et al.
• Wilayah Amerika Serikat
• Neokolonialisme
• Anti-Amerikanisme
• Anti-imperialisme
• Imperialisme Soviet
• Imperium Britania
• Stereotip Amerika Serikat
• Anarkisme di Amerika Serikat
• Imperialisme baru
• Daerah insuler
• Persemakmuran (kawasan insuler AS)

Catatan kaki

1. "Base Structure Report : FY 2013 Baseline" (PDF). United States Department of Defense. Diarsipkan dari versi asli (PDF) tanggal 2015-02-21. Diakses tanggal 2015-06-03. 
2. "Protesters Accuse US of 'Imperialism' as Obama Rekindles Military Deal With Philippines". VICE News. 
3. "Anti-US Base Candidate Wins Okinawa Governor Race". PopularResistance.Org. 
4. Lens, Sidney; Zinn, Howard (2003) [1971]. The Forging of the American Empire. London: Pluto Press. ISBN 0-7453-2100-3. 
5. Field, James A., Jr. (June 1978). "American Imperialism: The Worst Chapter in Almost Any Book". The American Historical Review. 83 (3): 644–668. doi:10.2307/1861842. JSTOR 1861842. 

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